UGREEN AV141 Cable divisor de auriculares de 3,5 mm (1x conector macho a 2x conector hembra) 20 cm - negro

Many modern laptops, tablets, and smartphones combine headphone and microphone signals into a single 3.5mm TRRS port, making it impossible to connect standard PC headsets with separate audio and mic plugs. The UGREEN AV141 splitter cable solves this by splitting the combined port into two distinct 3.5mm jacks: one for headphones (green) and one for microphone (pink). Now you can use your favourite gaming headset or office headset with any device that has only one audio jack.

Who is it for

This adapter is ideal for gamers who want to use a PC headset with a console controller or a laptop, remote workers and students who need reliable audio for video calls, and anyone who owns a headset with two 3.5mm plugs but a device with only one port. It works with most TRRS-enabled devices, including PS4/PS5 controllers, Xbox One controllers, modern laptops, and smartphones.

Main features

• Splits a single 3.5mm TRRS port into separate headphone and microphone jacks
• Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and ensure clear signal transfer
• Oxygen-free copper conductors deliver lossless audio quality
• Compact 20cm length reduces clutter and is easy to carry
• Plug and play – no drivers or software required
• Durable TPE jacket and ABS housing withstand daily use

Specifications

• Input: 1x 3.5mm male TRRS (4-pole)
• Outputs: 2x 3.5mm female TRS (3-pole) – green for headphones, pink for microphone
• Cable length: 20cm (0.2m)
• Colour: Black
• Connector plating: Gold-plated
• Conductor material: Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC)
• Jacket material: TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer)
• Housing material: ABS
• Audio standard: CTIA (compatible with most modern devices)
• Compatibility: Laptops, PCs, PS4/PS5 controllers, Xbox One controllers, smartphones, tablets with a single 3.5mm TRRS port
• Application: Gaming, VoIP, online meetings, music listening
• Plug & Play: Yes

Tips

To ensure optimal performance, connect the splitter to your device's TRRS port first, then plug your headset's green and pink connectors into the corresponding jacks. The splitter is compatible with the CTIA standard used by most modern devices; if your device uses the OMTP standard, microphone and ground connections may be reversed, but this can often be resolved with a software setting or a small adapter. Keep the connectors clean and avoid bending the cable sharply to prolong its lifespan.