StarTech.com 3.5mm Audio Extension Cable - Slim Audio Splitter Y Cable and Headphone Extender - Male to 2x Female AUX Cable (MUY1MFFS)

I recently purchased a sound bar that was lacking on input ports. It did have a 3.5mm audio input. Rather than try to buy adapters, converters and the works to get all my devices to link to it I tried this. My two main devices, a tv and xbox, only had RCA outs (the white and red audio cables for those that may not know). I already had RCA to 3.5mm male adapters, which are about the same price on Amazon. I simply connected the devices to those, and then used this to connect both to one sound bar input. No sound quality loss and it saves me the trouble of switching the input every time I want to play video games.I also carried one on to a plane this weekend. Let my buddy next to me listen to a movie on my iPad by connecting his headphones to one of the female sides.Be aware these are inexpensive so your not getting the best made product available. I'm sure if I bend them or abuse them enough they'll fail. But for under $3 I don't mind ordering them again. They work fine.

Great item.!

not much to say about it but it’s a 3.5mm splitter.it works the way it should.no sound or frequency loss at all.

The plastic case feels really cheap, but the device worked great! I got little to no volume loss and no feedback at all. Invaluable on a plane for 17 hours, fits perfectly into my laptop and both myself and my SO were able to watch movies without any issue. I would prefer if they made the cable sticking out of it a little longer, but it certainly serviced it's purpose.

Finally an electronics accessory brand that makes consistently quality products.Cables have good insulation, ends have rubber relief, and the auto jacks have good contact with a satisfying click.

This is a quality cable, with a lifetime warranty. There is no need to spend more, unless you want a more-polished appearance (e.g., shiny aluminum instead of plastic).Most of the negative reviews are from people who bought the wrong kind of cable. If you are trying to split a jack that has both speaker and microphone capabilities, you need a 4-Pole (TRRS) splitter.I am using one of these, along with a 3.5mm extension cable, to add a second pair of speakers to my computer (as part of a separate, standing-desk setup). It works perfectly for this.

Didn't get to crazy with researching splitters. Read the reviews for this and decided to go with it. Me and my wife were able to watch a movie together on our flight. It was awesome to be able to do that!I will note that this cable was longer than it needed to be. It added some hassle and unnecessary weight when having to fiddle around plugging everything in. Plus it was a bit stiff.The sound quality wasn't great, but it was good enough. I found myself having to tweak the volume levels a bit.Overall, i would like to see a shorter, less bulky version but would recommend this.

Exactly what I needed - I have Bose noise cancelling headphones and wanted to listen to a shared source with my fiancee on the plane. I had a typical Y splitter before but it was bulky and thus I didn't bring it on the last trip and then it turns out we totally needed it! This splits the audio and I tested on my computer that it preserves stereo in both headphones. Some people reviewing here either got the wrong part or assumed it wasn't stereo but mine certainly is. The box part is shorter than a AAA battery (less than 1.5 inches) and the whole item with the cord is under 6 inches. EXACTLY what I wanted!