UGREEN 20899 3.5mm Female to 2 Male Audio Splitter Cable Headset Mic Adapter for PC Laptop
The UGREEN 20899 is a 3.5mm female to 2 male audio cable. It is designed as a headset to PC adapter. The cable connects newer headsets (audio and microphone) to a PC or laptop for use with VOIP applications such as Skype, chat programs, MSN Messenger, Yahoo, and Google Voice. The splitter has two male ports. One male plug goes into the headphone jack on your PC or laptop. The other male plug goes into the microphone jack. The cable uses oxygen‑free copper for maximum conductivity and durability. The compact design offers maximum portability. It is a great solution to have on hand in your laptop bag.
The connectors are 24K gold plated for better sound quality and less signal loss. The input is a 3.5mm 4‑position female (TRRS) for a headset or earphone. Output 1 is a 3.5mm 3‑position (TRS) male for the headphone jack on your PC or laptop. Output 2 is a 3.5mm 3‑position (TRS) male for the microphone jack on your PC or laptop. The cable length is 20cm (flexible). This adapter allows you to use a single‑plug headset (with combined audio and mic) on a computer with separate headphone and microphone jacks.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the purpose of this adapter? +
It allows you to connect a single‑plug headset (with combined audio and microphone on one 3.5mm jack) to a computer or laptop that has separate headphone and microphone jacks (two ports).
2. What does TRRS and TRS mean? +
TRRS stands for Tip‑Ring‑Ring‑Sleeve (4 conductors) – used for headsets with audio and microphone. TRS stands for Tip‑Ring‑Sleeve (3 conductors) – used for standard audio or microphone only.
3. Is this adapter compatible with all headsets? +
It works with headsets that have a single 3.5mm TRRS plug (typical for smartphones and modern laptops). It will not work with USB headsets or Bluetooth headsets.
4. Does the adapter support both audio output and microphone input? +
Yes, one male plug connects to the headphone jack (audio output) and the other connects to the microphone jack (mic input). The female port accepts a TRRS headset.