Feature(may vary by option.)
●Excellent sound quality: the 3.5 mm audio splitter has 24 carat gold-plated connectors to ensure lossless signal transmission, eliminate background noise without reducing the volume, fits perfectly and the connection is firm and not loose, which offers you a perfect sound experience
●3.5 mm headphone splitter: the 35 cm jack plug adapter has been developed to divide it into two outputs without compromising the sound quality. Audio splitter Share lossless audio with family or friends, even with headphones
●Wide compatibility: this 3.5 mm audio splitter extension cable supports the extension of the connection between all devices with 3.5 mm jack plugs, such as headphones, smartphones, PCs, tablets, in-ear headphones, car radios, portable speakers, MP3 players, power supply amplifiers, speakers, etc.
●Premium material, longer service life: this 3.5 mm audio splitter is made of 24 carat gold-plated material, which has an anti-oxidation and rust protection function and has a longer service life; in addition, the high-quality nylon fabric feels great and is not easy to tangle, very high quality and strong
●Compact and portable: thanks to the compact design, you can easily put the 3.5 mm jack Y splitter in your pocket, so you can use this audio splitter anytime and anywhere (park, study, travel, train, cafe, airport, home)
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24K Gold Plated SocketThe plug of the aux adapter is finished with 24k gold plating, which fits tightly and ensures audio fidelity, stable interference, better conductivity, antioxidation, no rust and longer service life |
The signal is stable and durableThe interior of the audio splitter is made of high quality materials such as military grade glass fiber and enameled copper wire. A strong three-layer shielding ensures excellent performance and makes the headphone splitter more durable |
High-quality Kevlar wireThe high-quality Kevlar cable is not afraid of violent bending, which provides maximum protection and eliminates the problems of disconnecting |
