Audio Out Mini Jack Samsung Headphones

Great headphones, very comfortable at least to me. They come with a mini jack and quarter inch extension, makes them flexible in use. I use them at home, and for field recording. I recommend these! For the pros and cons, I only indicated for what I experienced. They seem durable (come with a 3 year warranty), but I only have them for a month - just so you know how to read my indications

I plug the 3.5mm mini-jack end into my dual wireless lav receiver. I plug the two XLRs into my audio recorder. The stereo signal from the lav receiver splits into Left on one XLR and Right on the other XLR, leaving me with two Mono tracks on the audio recorder. Exactly what I need.

This has been fantastic for recording audio for video. I use a Rode shotgun mic with mini jack, and a couple wireless lavs. In the past I'd had to choose which to record. Now, I can use the two XLR in's for lavs, and the stereo mini jack in for my Rode mic. Two mono sources and one stereo source each to their own channel. Does get any better than that. I've also found it really easy with this device to record venue audio. For example, I can quickly hand it to an in-house sound engineer, and he can figure out really quickly how to give me a feed and how to level it on the device without much/any explanation.

This accessory is for connecting mini-jack to mini-jack. I use it to connect the mini-jack on my Zoom H5 to the audio in of my Nikon D750.

The RS 175 is extremely easy to use and sounds great. I hooked it up with my analog TV headphone out jack, and you can play the headphones by themselves, or at the same time as the optical digital TV out plays through the audio video amplifier into my corded speakers. That way if noisy people enter our living room I can just slip on the headphones and not have to ask them to be quiet or to leave, and I don't have to jack up the sound coming out of the speakers. Also, you just turn them on and they are automatically connected, you don't have to take any additional steps or try to debug any issues. The audio quality is very good and the headset is comfortable.

Great for converting from headphones to XLR jack.

quality RCA to stereo mini jack cable.

Connection took few minutes - there are lots of cables to be rearranged. After this no issues at all. Image quality on the screen (1680x1050) from standard PC and Dell E6400 laptop are fantastic. For unknown reason the laptop did not recognize the USB gear immediately, but after reboot (living it alone alive at the switch) everything got fixed. Video camera works great connected to the back of the switch, phone jack connected to Line Out on the front panel will cut off sound from the speakers, living it only to whatever is connected to the Line Out jack. I tested the front panel USB with stick drive and RCI to USB converter - works fantastic. Highly recommend this to professionals and amateurs! It is expensive, but it deserves the money!

I am a multimedia designer and I work in an office building with multiple co-workers surrounding my workspace. I use headphones to do 95% of my audio editing. When I need to review projects with stakeholders in the communal space, I provide them a way to listen without disturbing my surrounding co-workers. I found this little piece of electronic simplicity to distribute my audio signal to multiple headphones. It is about the size of two packs of playing cards. You will need a quarter to quarter or quarter to mini cable to input and each headphone output is quarter as well so make sure you get adapters if you use mini plug headphones. Happy listening!

Wish I had found this earlier. Made my own with XLR and mini-jack... This is very well made and excellent value.