Headphone Extension Cable 3.5mm Aux 4 Pole TRRS Stereo Cord 16FT | Male to Female, Mic and Audio Signal, Braided, Gold Plated, Compatible with iPhone iPad Phone, Headset, Gaming Console

I recently purchased the UGREEN Headphone Extension Cable 4 Pole TRRS 3.5mm Extension with Microphone Male to Female, and I am extremely satisfied with its performance. This cable has become an essential accessory for my audio setup. Here’s a detailed review of my experience with this product: Design and Build Quality The UGREEN headphone extension cable boasts a premium design with gold-plated connectors that ensure a stable and clear audio signal. The nylon braided exterior not only adds to its durability but also prevents tangling, which is a common issue with other cables. The 6.6FT length is perfect for providing the extra reach I needed without causing any signal loss. Audio Quality The audio quality through this extension cable is exceptional. There is no noticeable degradation in sound, whether I’m using it for listening to music, watching movies, or making calls. The 4-pole TRRS connector supports stereo audio and microphone functionality, which is perfect for my gaming headset. The sound remains clear and crisp, providing an immersive experience every time. Microphone Support One of the standout features of this cable is its ability to support microphone functionality. I use it with my gaming headset, and it flawlessly transmits my voice without any distortion or lag. This feature is particularly useful during online gaming sessions and conference calls, ensuring that I am heard clearly by others. Compatibility This extension cable is highly versatile and works perfectly with a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and media players. I have tested it with various devices, and it consistently delivers reliable performance across the board. The universal 3.5mm jack makes it easy to connect with almost any audio device. Value for Money Given its high-quality construction and excellent performance, the UGREEN headphone extension cable is definitely worth the investment. It offers great value for money, especially considering the added convenience and improved audio experience it provides. Conclusion Overall, I highly recommend the UGREEN Headphone Extension Cable 4 Pole TRRS 3.5mm Extension with Microphone Male to Female to anyone in need of a reliable and high-quality audio extension solution. Whether you are a gamer, a music enthusiast, or someone who frequently makes calls, this cable will not disappoint. It combines excellent build quality, superior audio performance, and seamless microphone support, making it a must-have accessory.

Bought this to give some extra length to a wired gaming headset (A Steel Series Arctis Nova). Works well. Big fan of UGREEN. Their stuff usually hits all the necessary quality where it matters. I also pair this with a UGREEN Headphone Splitter for Computer 3.5mm Female to 2 Dual 3.5mm splitter and it works as expected on my PC that splits both the microphone and headset audio into their own sole jacks

very satisfied much appreciate it

So the Logitech Pro X headphones has two slots. A mic slot the mic piece plugs into and the cord that plugs into the computer. For some reason, when using an extender on the headset, the microphone does not work. However, if i have the headset plugged in, and the mic part plugged into the extention cord... (which does not help me) the mic works. If using two cords, one for the mic, one for the headset, the mic does not work. For whatever reason, the mic will no longer work if the Logitech Pro X headphones is using an extender. Atleast audio still works fine when being extended. Product is fine, just know it's not compatable with the Logitech Pro X mic.

Product works as intended, happy

Running a replacement panel on my Scion xB with an aftermarket radio with a aux input and USB. The cable is exactly what I need to extend the cables on the USB port with the AUX. Price is just right and best of all it works and the cable is durable and tangle free. Also it's fairly flexible and it's well made. So far so good and there's no noise or hissing when I plug my MP3 player into the panel which connects to the radio.

If you're running an old set of headphones or earphones that has an in-line mic then this is a great option to help extend your distance (i.e., if you have a pair of headphones with a 2ft cable, and want to use it on a desktop but it's too short, you'll be able to actually use those headphones) I ordered the 6.6 ft version, it's long, sturdy, and frankly overbuilt for my use case. I'm using it for a pair of Sennheiser HD 6xx headphones so I can still reach across my room to grab the latest tinker project. It *can* tangle but is unlikely to. I paid 12.99, it's pretty good value for what I'm getting out of it. I have some shorter cabled earbuds that this also works great for.

Bought two of these in October 2024, and as of tonight, one has a loose connector where there is a humming sound that temporarily goes away if you wiggle it about. But it goes away permanently if you replace the cable. Which is why I originally bought two of these - one as a future spare. Guess 18 months is a good run, so time to order another cable which I supposed I might be needing in another 18 months. However, now that I know the connectors are weak, it might be possible to wrap some electrical tape around them to provide some extra support. Not a big fan of the braided cable, as if you connect these to, say, headphones you are wearing, and then say, rub anything against the cable, can hear that noise quite clearly. I either wrap the first two feet in tape to create a smooth surface area, or plug in a shorter Startech (non-braided) cable to avoid the additional background noise.

Works fine as intended.

The product was in working condition.

Tres bon produit je recommande vivement 👍

It’s a headphone extension cable - works as intended.

Die Qualität ist super und der Stecker ist schmal genug für den Eingang in meinem Headset. Der Eingang des Kabels hat einen leichten Wiederstand welchen man erstmal überwinden muss bevor die Anschlüsse richtig verbunden sind.