3.5 Mm Computer Speakers To Wireless

This does exactly what it says...take a 3.5mm connection and make it an xlr. Use it with my Rode wireless to go 2 and Rodecaster Pro. And B&H service was exception as usual.

Perfect connection I-Pod to treadmill stereo speakers. 1 foot is the short length I was looking for. Believe it or not, these 3.5mm to 3.5mm connectors are not easy to find. The right angle I plug in to the treadmill so the wire lays more flat against the surface . . perfect. Cable works as described and not too expensive.

I bought a USB-C monitor with terrible, weak built-in speakers and no audio output jack. Having to plug a 3.5mm speaker cable directly into my MacBook would have ruined the One-Cable setup that I purchased the monitor for in the first place. These speakers were the perfect solution. The monitor does have a built in hub with available USB type A inputs. Plug these little guys into one of those, adjust the MacBook settings to default to external USB speakers when available and I have the desktop setup I was looking for. These speakers receive both power and audio inputs through a USB cable. No need for a 3.5mm or bluetooth connection. They are by no standard powerful, or dynamic. They are however functional and allow me to hear Youtube Videos and my Video calls with no issues. The built in monitor speakers couldn't even do that. They are also smaller than you would expect, so the don't require too much real estate on crowded desks. And they don't really seem to have any equivalent products in the market competing with them. Very please with the results.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got the Samsung MX-ST90B Sound Tower in a heartbeat after reading the specs. Playing music outdoors is great for our pool, and we have many pool parties and barbecues during the year with family and friends. This speaker has a power cord, and a remote with batteries. You can connect via USB, Bluetooth, and analog (3.5mm). It has an amazing sound in speaker format, so it gives you a surround sound feel to the room without rear speakers. It’s IPX5-rated which provides some water resistance. On the top of the unit are controls for power, bass boost, play/pause, volume, and lights. On the rear there are two inputs for mics, 3.5mm aux input and RCA one, volume and echo control knobs for 1 & 2, and 2 USB ports. There are 2 built-in wheels on the bottom to help you roll the unit. This speaker has 3 speakers on each side and a port on the bottom. The sound was exactly what I hoped it would be. It had full range sound was excellent. There are several variations of the lights. They aren’t too bright and perfect addition to our camping trips. I would absolutely recommend this speaker if you are looking for impressive sound from a single speaker.

Product connects my camera to a wireless shutter release. Most are 2.5mm but this one is a 3.5mm connection.

Initially, I was expecting to buy 3 mics: shotgun, stereo, and usb mic. Now I can accomplish what I need to do with one lightweight mic. The stereo mic sounds great, even slightly better than the Zoom H1. I don't have much experience with shotgun mics but it sounds better than the Rode video mic. I also bought a 3.5mm trrs splitter and can now use the mic on my computer so this eliminates the need for a heavy USB mic. The one drawback is that a computer's mic input is mono so it won't record in stereo mode. Also I don't know when the removable 3.5mm cable revision occurred because it doesn't seem to be advertised anywhere but I'm impressed with this Azden SMX-30. Thanks B&H

I use this product to connect an HP computer and two Asus VE208T monitors. These monitors have built-in speakers which have a 3.5mm port to access. So I used this splitter to split the audio signal from the 3.5mm port on the PC to both monitors. I am impressed with the results. The sound is good. I didn't quite expect perfection, but that would be due to the monitors. This device accomplishes its purpose.

This mic having both a 3.5mm jack and USB C jack is Key! I use the 3.5 when mounted on my camera cold shoe, with very short patch cord. But I use a long (33 foot) USB C cable when I put this mic on a boom and connect it to my computer. The USB C jack is a digital signal so immune to RF interference--dead quiet. A 33 foot analog 3.5mm cable would be way too noisy with RF hum. Running USB C right into computer is much easier to work with (and cheaper) than a full XLR setup (the usual way to keep the signal quiet).

If you need a 1' stereo 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable, this is it.

It patches 3.5mm to xlr. This is exactly what it should do and it does it well.