MillSO Headphone Mic Splitter, 3.5mm Headset Adapter (Microphone + Audio) 2 TRS Female to TRRS Male CTIA Stereo Jack Y Cable Compatible for Dual-Plug Gaming Headset to Xbox, PS4, Phone, Laptop, PC

Works very well. Excellent quality. The cord gets stepped on a lot and occasionally gets ripped out of the computer when someone snags it with their foot. I still works great and there is no damage to the cord. Very happy.

Worked well.

Ordered last year, plugged it in and realized it matched my headset cables perfectly. High quality woven cable, tough plastic/silicone connections, headphones sound exactly the same volume/quality. I have had these attached to the back of my controller and I still play comfortably for hours, if you need 2 of them then this deal is the best value to quality, the only plastic is so strong, it’s been bent at about a 180 degree angle the whole time and no static or distortion at all.

I can see that many folks have struggled with using this adapter, so this review is intended to clear up many issues that may occur, as the manufacturer seems unable to get the message across. First, the terminology: T = Tip (the end of the plug) R = Ring ( a ring of metal in the middle of the plug) S = Sleeve (the part of the plug closest to the plastic jacket insulation and cord) Note that the CTIA standard uses the sleeve part of the TRRS plug for the MONO connection of a Microphone. Here is where the problems can occur. See my illustration. These adapters do not make any allowance for a MONO TS Microphone plug. Inside the Jack in this adapter, the Tip and Ring of a TRS Microphone plug ARE SHORTED TOGETHER and wired to the TRRS MONO Sleeve of the plug on this adapter. Allow me to explain why this causes so many problems for end users: Many Mics are wired to a TS plug. If you insert that type of plug into this adapter, the sleeve of the TS plug meets with the Ring connector inside the jack, which is shorted (connected) to the tip of the plug. So this wiring shorts out your microphone, and you hear nothing!! A Stereo microphone with a TRS plug will only give you mono sound using this type of adapter, as the Left and Right are connected together. The TRRS CTIA standard only allows for MONO input. This adapter is simple wiring, no electronics involved, so using the wrong type of Microphone is not necessarily the fault of this adapter, but an in-compatibility with your device. There are many types of microphones out there, so keep this in mind. Discussion of microphone types is too involved to put in this commentary. The most important thing to take away from this is to keep in mind the short inside the pink microphone jack of the adapter between the Tip and Ring of the Pink TRS Microphone Jack. It is a shame they didn't just leave the ring connection disconnected, as a Stereo microphone would still have one side connected that way, and a mono microphone would have worked just fine. This is very typical of the lack of engineering and testing of products in China. They build a product and shove it out the door, with little consideration for the customer. They steal the technology we have built over decades, slap together a product, and don't put much thought into functionality, and definitely not durability. Forget about quality control. I hope this makes your shopping experience better. Have a nice day!

Better than original

Works great

Exactly what I was looking for! Converts TRRS 4-Conductor (Left, Right, Ground & Mic) into two TRS female plugs Audio (Left, Right & Ground) & Mic (Mic & Ground)

MILLSO US shipped the headphone microphone splitter adapter. The adapter wires seem flimsy as if they do not have metal wires and durable wire coverings. The conductor feels like mylar strips. The adapter works as expected but the wiring may break quickly.