Head Phone Splitter Dual Adaptor

Description

3.5mm Stereo Audio Splitter Adapter (Y-Splitter) This compact, premium 3-pin (TRS) 3.5mm Headphone Splitter allows you to connect two sets of headphones or external speakers to a single standard audio output jack. Perfect for sharing music, movies, or games from one device without sacrificing sound quality, it features gold-plated connectors for corrosion resistance and reliable, static-free audio transmission. Key Features Connectors: 1 x 3.5mm (1/8″) Stereo Male Jack to 2 x 3.5mm (1/8″) Stereo Female Sockets. Audio Support: Full Stereo sound (Left and Right channel cloning to both outputs). Design: Pocket-sized, ultra-durable, and lightweight block-style or short Y-cable design. Plug-and-Play: Requires no software or extra power setup. Note: This is a 3-pole TRS audio splitter designed for audio output (listening) only. It does not separate a headset mic and audio stream into separate lines. Compatibility Guide This adapter works universally with any source device that outputs audio via a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, splitting the signal out to two listening devices. 1. Compatible Source Devices (Input) Smartphones & Tablets: Older Apple iPhones (iPhone 6s, 6, SE 1st Gen), iPads (with headphone jacks), and Samsung Galaxy devices (S10, S9, Note 9, A-series). Computers & Laptops: Apple MacBooks, iMacs, Windows laptops (Dell, HP, Lenovo), and desktop PC front panel audio jacks. Portable Media Players: Apple iPod (Touch, Classic, Nano), MP3/MP4 players, and portable DVD players. Gaming Consoles: Nintendo Switch (Lite & OLED models), PlayStation DualShock/DualSense controllers, and Xbox Wireless controllers equipped with a 3.5mm jack. 2. Compatible Destination Devices (Outputs) Wired Headphones & Earphones: Standard wired headphones from brands like Sony (MDR series), Audio-Technica (M50x), Sennheiser (HD series), and standard in-ear buds. Desktop & Portable Speakers: Computer speaker systems (like Logitech or Creative) or portable AUX-in speakers (like JBL Flip/Charge series, Anker Soundcore) using a 3.5mm auxiliary cable. Car Audio Systems: Plugging two separate AUX cables into multiple receiver units or FM transmitters.