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Sescom LN2MIC-ZOOMH6 3.5mm. Audio never had it so good!

This product is great. I wish all the smaller SONOS products had 3.5 mm audio jacks as well.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Charge and listen on this adapter allows you to connect a 3.5 mm-enabled audio device to your iPhone even when it’s charging. 3.5 mm AUX port for connecting headphones, speakers, and other audio devices.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the 3.5 mm Audio + Charge RockStar™ has literly saved me on the plane. my phone was about to die but with this cord i was able to charge my phone and i was able to play my music at the same time! works smoothly and didnt see any charging speed issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Belkin's Rockstar 3.5mm Audio + USB-C adapter performs admirably by delivering crystal clear audio quality simultaneously with up to 60W of pass-through charging. The form factor is compact and a great addition to any travel kit.

The MVP-6 is a good first and affordable shotgun mic: it has a switch to select usage with a camera (TRRS) or a smarphone 3.5 mm jack (TRS) without requiring an adapter, battery or phantom power. Its cable is non-detachable, coiled and its length is perfect.  It is meant to capture audio from its source with a focused narrower perception during the recording the way we hear selectively when we focus our attention.  So far, I used it indoors for an interview with a camera positioned 3 ft away in a quite room, then with music playing at close proximity and finally outdoors while filming sport car with an 85 mm lens, so quite away from the subject at a marina with surrounding noises. During each recording, I pointed the shotgun mic straight at the audio source, rotated 90° and then all the way at 180° to test the off-axis rejection. I compared the audio by playing it back with quality headphones from the shotgun mic and the on-board SONY A6400 omni directional mics in all three scenarios. I found the self-noise to be similar between the MVP-6 and the camera while listening at 75% playback volume. However, on-axis, the audio pleasantly more focused when using the shotgun mic. If you can be close to the source (on-camera using the cold shoe while filming with a wide angle lens or using a boom pole using its 1/4”-20 threaded hole and 3.5 mm cable extension plugged into an audio recorder) and orientate it properly, this shotgun will definitely improve the audio quality. It adds clarity and some perceptible loudness to the production.  The advantage in using a shotgun mic such as this one is also to allow keeping the audio gain low(er). This is desirable because the camera’s built-in pre-amps are rarely very good. It is best to keep the gain as low as reasonable to reduce the self-noise. As for the sound characteristics: it is a little on the bright side and it reminded me of  Sennheiser.  [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Kopul XLR-3.5mm audio cable worked perfectly in eliminating all hum & background noise in the audio feed from our soundboard into a PTZ streaming camera.

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.