StarTech.com Female 3.5mm Stereo Jack to Male 3.5mm Stereo Jack x 2 Aux Cable, Black, 130mm MUYHSFMM

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RS Stock No.:
192-9446
Distrelec Article No.:
302-18-767
Mfr. Part No.:
MUYHSFMM
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StarTech.com
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Brand

StarTech.com

Connector 1

3.5mm Stereo Jack

Connector 2

3.5mm Stereo Jack x 2

Connector 1 Gender

Female

Connector 2 Gender

Male

Length

130mm

Sheath Colour

Black

Standards Met

CE, REACH

Outer Sheath Material

PVC

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

StarTech.com Aux Cable, Headset Splitter Type, 130mm Length - MUYHSFMM


Boost your audio experience with this aux cable from StarTech.com. It's a two-male and one-female headset splitter that connects your computer's 3.5mm audio and mic ports to your mic-equipped headphones. This makes it ideal for video calls or online gaming. A plug-and-play design means you can use this cable straight from the package without downloading software.

Features & Benefits


Lightweight constructionThe cable weighs just 6.8g, so you can take it anywhere.
Extends your reachA length of 130mm gives you flexibility without clutter.
Works with newer headphonesThe combo four-position female connector is compatible with modern headsets.

• Sturdy PVC covering makes the cable durable and resistant to abrasion
• Nickel-plated connectors support high conductivity and shrug off wear

FAQs


Does this adapter work with new laptops?It's compatible with any computer featuring 3.5mm stereo jacks. These jacks are standard on older laptops and still appear on many newer builds.

What is a 3.5mm audio cable used for?


A 3.5mm audio cable is generally used for transmitting sound waves from an input device to an output device. For example, a smartphone to a set of speakers.

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