StarTechcom 2m 3.5mm 4 Position TRRS Headset Extension Cable - M/F - audio Extension Cable for iPhone (MUHSMF2M)

These cables are good for intended use. Appears to be well made. I'm going to be using them on my motorcycle. You have to have trrs cables in order for this scenario to work.Update. I've had a chance to try these out. They work great. Used them for a full face helmet and rigged one for my half helmet headset also. I'm using these as a work around for my 2011 Harley Ultra Limited. I did not want to buy the Roadtech GPS to interface with my phone and corded headset, but still needed to be able to take an emergency call. As a general rule, I do not recommend riding a motorcycle and talking on the phone. I bought these trrs cables, a USB C (my phone requires this setup, your phone may use different style) to headset and microphone splitter, and some boom style microphones. Run a jumper 3.5mm trs cable from splitter adapter "headset" into aux port AND run a 3.5mm trrs from splitter adapter "mic" to the mic mounted in your helmet. I ran these mic cords through the loops of the corded headset, one for each headset. Note: This ONLY works from the aux position on the Harmon Kardon.

Arrived quick and does its job.

Great extension, wireless devices are not allowed in my work area, so the extension works great allowing me to plug into my desktop sitting on the floor

EDIT: It is important to plug your headphones, mic, etc. into the cable FIRST and then the extension cable into your devise for it to work correctly. This does not fit my intended purpose however I have verified this has to be done to pass additional signals. My original review is follows.My Bose wired headphones are MFI certified. MFI is Apple lingo meaning Made For iPod. This means that the headphone cable has a microphone enabling hands free calling and can also play, pause, skip and adjust the volume of Apple devices. To accomplish this the cable plug has four positions instead of the usual stereo only two channels. I like to use my headphones when at my Mac Mini however it is difficult to get at in my setup so I needed and extender cable. A standard headphone extension cable will not work with the Bose as the audio channels become weirdly mixed and unlistenable. Bose has an extension cable that is 20ft and way to long for my needs. I purchased the StarTech.com cable to see if it would work and found it will pass all the commands of my Bose cable and the sound is correct. The StarTech four position cable will also provide normal stereo to regular headphones. Recommended.

I needed to extend the cable on my dual screen portable dvd player screens. I wanted to run the cables along the floor rather than suspend them between the two front bucket seats of my fullsize van. The cable arrived in excellent condition very quickly shipped. Only issue is the sleeve portion of the connector was too short for my application (Sylvania SDVD9957 dual screen portable dvd player). (FYI TRRS = Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve) The connector for my player has a longer sleeve to allow it to connect through the thick plastic housing of the unit. The rest of the connector (tip, ring, ring) on this cable is identical to my original cable. I tried like crazy to find a 3.5mm TRRS extension cable with a longer sleeve on the connector. I finally gave up and started boring out the hole the connector goes into on my second screen (plastic housing). This got me 75% of the way there and the rest was achieved by grinding down the shoulder of the sleeve on the cable. Frankenstein, I know, but it works. The connector is buried in the housing of the screen. So, my lovely grinding job is hidden from the untrained eye. The male connector of the original cable doesn't completely insert into the female end of this extension cable, but the contacts all line up and the connection holds firmly together.Moral of the story: Look at your existing cable to see if all four contact points are of equal length. If they are, this cable should work great for you. If not, be prepared to get the Dremel tool out, or go crazy looking for the right cable.

Not sure why, it just didn't work as an extension for my 4 pol gaming headphones. No audio.

I already owned a cable almost exactly like this, mine had 1 main difference. It only had 2 black rings on the tip and not 3 like this one. I used my cable as an extension leading from my laptop, around the desk, and under then under the desk. This was because I listened to music at work but didn't like that my headphones cable was dropped overtop or beside my keyboard and mouse area. It constantly got in the way. I though I solved the problem with my current cable but quickly realized the 2 rings didn't match up with my headphones that required 3—this is due to the microphone on the headphones. And because of the difference in rings, the sound would never come out right. It was very quiet and very muffled, so I had to fiddle with it constantly, in order to get any clarity. These new cables are EXCELLENT. They have the third ring, so that the microphone, and both sides of the headphones have their own contact points. The connection is also very nice. It has a secure "snap" sound and feel when plugging in your headphones, and the sound now comes out perfectly.

I don't understand the 1 star reviews. This is a solid, well-made cable, and some criticisms are about issues that are not the cable's fault. It does what I need. I can plug my external mike into my Samsung smartphone and sit 8 feet away while recording videos (which I use for my work).The seller does warn in the description, "Please note: To ensure proper hardware detection, we recommend that the external headset be plugged into the adapter first, before the adapter is connected to the computer or mobile device."In addition, I don't see how one can blame the cable for the music jumping tracks when one is on the road. I don't see how the cable itself can do that. As far as shielding--I don't know if it is shielded or not, but I've not picked up any extraneous noise. The sound is better than I get just using my Samsung Note 3's built-in microphone, even with this 2m cable attached, shielded or not.It's a good, solidly made cable, and for a great price.

Esta genial por que puedo usar mis auriculares desde más lejos y funciona el micrófono perfectamente

Utilisation dans le cadre professionnel, il m’a permis de rallonger mes écouteurs équipés d’un micro.Parfait pour vos réunions.

Este cable es justo lo que dice en su publicacion, compre el de 2M ya que vi comentarios malos en el mas corto, pero este esta genial me escuchan y se escucha igual con y sin la extencion, su precio es caro respecto a las extenciones que NO llevan el microfono, pero si lo necesitas desquita el costo, lo recomiento.

I wanted extension cable to use between my Android phone and Rode lavalier microphone. This works very well and I don't notice any reduction in the audio quality. Good choice.

I had traditional stereo cable (2 ring) which worked fine with my stereo headphones but it would not work well with headphones with mic on it. And it's kinda annoying because most of the headphones this days are with mic. I looked everywhere for trrs cable (in store) they all had the stereo one so I decided give this baby a try and it's worth the money. It work really well with my gaming headphones. This product is 6.5 ft which is great for me. Sound quality is amazing as well. Plus packaging says it has lifetime warranty on it