YCS basics 3.5mm Smartphone TRRS Headset to TRS Headphones Adapter (Removes The Microphone Channel)

This guy was a win win for me. First win - I was having problems playing music from my TRRS Android smartphone using a TRRS earbud headphones w remote/mic. The sound was lowering, shutting off and skipping songs for no apparent reason. Then I could not get any sound out of the smartphone. I thought my smartphone was haunted and dieing. So I switched playing music to an older smartphone and discovered it did the same thing..... no sound. That was really bizarre. So I tried the headphones in a Win 10 PC that was setup as headphones only (w/o mic) and they started working. So I got one of these TRRS to TRS adapters, and for now the headphones seem to work ok. Just no remote or mic, which I am ok with. Second win - I got a new set of the same TRRS headphones and they work ok as is plugged directly into the smartphone. I also tried the new set with this adapter cable, and the sound is definitely louder and seems more clearer without any adjustment to the sound level on the smartphone. So heck with the remote/mic. I would rather have better reliability and sound quality and let whoever is calling me on my cell go to VM. The price is right, and the profile is perfect as to not add much additional bulk to the headset cable. And I ordered a second adapter to have just in case.

I recently purchased a Razer Kraken headset for my PC. I have a semi-complex audio setup for my PC, and my headphones plug into the audio interface I have for my mic. However, the 3.5mm jack does not accept a microphone channel, so originally, the only way I could get my Razer Mercury Kraken headset to actually work properly was by adding the included attachment that split the headphone and mic channels into 2 different 3.5mm jacks, plugging the headset jack in, and leaving the mic jack to flop around unused. It looked sloppy. At first I doubted that I might ever get my headset to work with my setup, but I learned about TRRS to TRS adapters, and it was most definitely my last hope. This product solved my audio problem and now I don't have to use the attachment! It looks so much more neat, and the audio quality is fine.

I'm not sure why this fixed my issue but it fixed it. Had tried multiple Mic and speaker breakout cables so I could listen to my phone through cassette adapter in my vehicle and use the microphone jack separately for pure "hands free" driving!! I bought two different y splitters here on Amazon, (and discovered I had purchased a couple a few years ago ...). None worked for the intended purpose. Adding this between USB c to 3.5mm allowed playback and mic input to work!!! Still puzzling to me how eliminating the mic input to USBC device caused it to work but it did!! Can't wait to try in vehicle....was using headphones to test all my assorted cables ...oh well at least they were cheap ...now I own 4 splitters.... probably all work fine!!. I will try to post this on the splitter reviews because there's tons of reviews from other folks saying they had the same issue.

This product performed exactly as described out of the box. Good sound and stereo in headphones (with TRRS plug) into TRS jack in speakers. NOTE: Also ordered a different extra adapter which came in a set of three which was a total failure ("Riqlorod TRRS to TRS Adapter Cable sold by 3C Cool Mall #B07HF2WN8D). None of the 3 adapters in this set worked...at all...Bubkis! Buyer beware. I will review this other product when Amazon sends me a request.

Needed a cable to connect an audio output from a 4-pole TRRS output on a laptop to a 3-pole audio input on external speakers. This cable did the job.

This item worked for about two hours. After that could not get it to work again.After troubleshooting by connecting my mics using another adapter I confirmed that this adapter was defective.Maybe the one I received just wasn’t good, but I cannot recommend it to anyone.

I'm a musician and I own the Ultimate Ears earphones for connecting into an in ear Aviom system. Problem is these earphones have a microphone, which I don't need, but causes issues when I try to directly connect them to the monitor. If you move the wire "just right" you can get them to work. This drove me nuts. I had looked on-line for a solution but didn't really know what the right terms of what to call the cable I needed to fix this.My son did some searching for me and found this adapter cable which basically takes the stereo plus mic of the Ultimate Ears and drops it down to just a stereo headphone connection. I purchased this and have been using it ever since. It works exactly as I would want and now no more problem with having to mess with the cables.I love the Ultimate Ears sound quality and adding this adapter gives me exactly what I needed.

have not had much long term luck with this connector or previous