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This Kenable PRO audio splitter is designed for users who need to share a single 3.5mm stereo audio source between two devices or headphones. Its key benefit is enabling simultaneous listening or connecting two audio outputs from one source, while a caveat is its incompatibility with 4-pole TRRS devices. The splitter features a durable TPE sheath for flexibility and tangle resistance, metal connectors with a slimline design, and gold-plated contacts for reliable audio transmission.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 010131 |
| Brand | kenable |
No, this splitter is designed for stereo audio (2-pole or 3-pole jacks) only. It is not compatible with 4-pole TRRS jacks found on most headsets that include a microphone.
No, this splitter takes one stereo audio source and splits it into two identical stereo outputs. It cannot combine audio from two separate sources.
OFC stands for Oxygen-Free Copper. It refers to the purity of the copper used in the cable's conductors, which helps to reduce signal loss and improve audio quality.
If the gold-plated connectors appear tarnished, gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or liquids.
The TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) sheath provides greater flexibility and resistance to tangling compared to standard PVC cables, making it more durable and easier to manage.
If your gaming console controller has a standard 3.5mm stereo headphone jack, you can use this splitter to connect two headphones. However, it will not transmit microphone audio if the controller's jack supports it.
Ensure the splitter is fully inserted into the audio source. Check that the connected headphones/speakers are functioning correctly. Verify that the audio source is outputting stereo audio. Ensure you are not using a 4-pole device.
Try plugging the headphones into the other socket to isolate the issue. Test the headphones/speakers individually with the source device directly. The issue may be with the connected audio device rather than the splitter.
The TPE sheath is designed for flexibility. If it feels stiff, ensure it's not been exposed to extreme temperatures or stored improperly. Allow it to acclimate to room temperature.
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