KINGTOP Headset Splitter, 3.5mm Headphone Mic Splitter Cable for Headset with Separate Stereo Audio & Microphone Jacks (Not for Dual Audio Jacks)

using/used on xbox one controller and xbox series x controller to connect both my lavaliere mic and my beyerdynamic headphones for gaming. works perfect. no complaints

Good quality connectors - connecting the cable from my headset requires a reassuring amount of force and click indicating a strong connection that shouldn't be easily pulled out by accident.

Purchased a BYECH UV-25X2 Mobile Ham Radio. Only problem is radio has headset jack on rear, not usual speaker jack. Plus it is wired backwards to US wiring standards. Struggled purchasing several adapters that the mfg said would work but didn't. Stumbled across an online review about the radio and a splitter that the person claimed works with eternal speaker on the UV-25X2 radio. Plugged this Y adapter into rear headset jack, then external speaker into the microphone plug on this adapter. Turned on radio and yes!!! It actually worked as I had read online. Even the mfg does not help with correct adapter which works. If you have a BTECH mobile radio, check the rear jack. You will see small headset icon, not speaker. Plug in this adapter, and external speaker to "mic" female on the adapter. Wonderful to be able to have a working external speaker in vehicle. Now I can turn it up loud when desired, without harming internal radio speaker! Excellent quality build and I like the flat wires, which take less space. Purchased 3 more for safe keeping as it took me 1 month to find a working adapter for this radio.

Working perfectly

KINGTOP, worked with my Audio headset, enabling me to continue to use, my headset another computer.

I was pretty satisfied with this audio adapter as it let my kids use their headsets with their Playstation. I purchased one first to try it out to make sure it worked properly. The quality seemed good and it worked well, so I ordered another one. After a few weeks the first one stopped working completely so I returned it. A couple of weeks after that the second one I purchased stopped working on one side.Update: Kingtop reached out to me and apologized for the issues I had and is sending me a replacement. Quality seems very good so hopefully this one will last. I'm very satisfied with the level of service they provide.

I opted to tear into it, to better understand the failure, rather than return/replace it. I was just too curious about how such a simple cable failed. The polyethylene (not kidding, essentially hot glue) that the contacts are potted in is too soft for the application in the warm weather we are having. In my case the ground contact in the mic connector moved too much. I also discovered that they neglected any shielding---which explains why I was picking up noise depending on how the cables were lying. I'll try a brand-name cable next. Hopefully it will be wired correctly, shielded and reliable.Original review:My use cases: 1) Using my phone to record video with better sound; 2) Using my phone for audio recording 3) voice-over on my laptop; 4) VOIP with my studio headset.As hoped, this has the popular TRRS plug pinning that works well with mobile phones and laptops. That is [stereo out left+, stereo out right+, ground, mono mic+]. The stereo headphone jack is also standard, being a TRS with [left+, right+, ground]. What's odd is that the monaural microphone input is also a stereo TRS [mono mic+, mono mic+, ground]. In other words the tip and ring the the jack are both connected to your devices single mono mic input. The problem is that, electrically, whenever a mono mic or adapter is inserted into this stereo TRS jack, the ring contact inside of the jack touches the grounded sleeve of the microphone plug and there is no sound at all. To make this work with a conventional mono mic plug you will need something like a 3.5 mm TRS stereo plug to 3.5 mm TS mono jack adapter. Those adapters will connect the the tip and ring from this product's jack to your microphone's tip connection. I'm not sure if there exists mono mics with stereo connectors but that should work as well as long as any adapter is also stereo.

I use these for my Xbox One gaming headset. These look really nice, and have a good quality feel to them. My ModMic 5.0 and AKG K7XX headphones plug in and feel nice and snug, and it plugs into my Elite controller with no xbox headphone adapter. The length of the male end is short enough that it doesn't press against my lap when playing, and the two cords that come out are flat and very pliable. I have had 2 significant issues, however: First, if I touch the housing around the male plug, it creates a very loud buzzing on the mic- I don't hear it, but everyone else I'm in party with can no longer hear anything except the irritating buzz. And second, after 10 months, the mic stopped working all together. When I take this out of the setup, it works fine, so it looks like this cheap part is the issue,