Dj Headphone Splitter Iphone

This headphone splitter does the job. It is only a few dollars but it does what it needs to. Easy to use.

I got this headphone for my dj friend. He says it's amazing. Recommended.

Great for iPhone and iPad. I wish it had a headphone output.

If you use the apple headphone adapter, you can also use it with iPhone X

needed it for an iphone w/o the headphone jack

Traktor DJ, and djay 2 for iPad. I tried other audio splitters but they did not work. When I received this splitter, it look small (like a toy) but the quality is great and I love it.

It's a cable that does its job. I use it for dual headphone use when my dj partner and i dj with the same equipment. It's good.

As a DJ and producer I hope they keep making these forever. Good predictable sound and good quality. The headphone equivalent of monitor speakers. I prefer to buy them from B&H for their dependable customer support.

I never write reviews. But I liked the service from B&H so much, that I want to help them promote these. If you're a little bit into headphones and audio or currently researching, you'll most likely come across one name: Audio Technica M50-X. They are widely known as an affordable (around 150$), professional headphone for studio monitoring and DJ-ing. Their fanbase is massive. But if you keep digging, you find a few people who say hold on. M40's are the way to go. I listened to this minority and joined them. I listened to both M50's and M40's (also M30's but I think they don't matter in this comparison). I was looking for a closed back, over ear headphone with a flat sound signature, because I already got bass cans (Sony MDR 1-A) and I wanted to use them as a DJ headphone. Over all, I think the sound signature of the M50's is far to bassy. It's fun to listen to, but such a headphone can't call himself a studio/monitoring headphone. The M40's on the other hand, are far more neutral. No emphasis on bass or highs, they tell you how it is (as far as 90$ cans can do that). Yes, the M50's have a bigger driver, but bigger isn't always better. I like the sound of the M40's even more than the Sony MDR-7506 or the Sennheiser HD25 (both have a legendary status in their field). Beside the sound, the M40's earcups swiffle, so you can DJ with one ear open to the PA. Clamping force is alright, pads are maybe a little bit stiff. With it come 2 cables, one coiled. Also a 6,3mm adapter and a nice bag. Love my set and will use them as my DJ equipment.

This is a well made, simple splitter that allows one to use an external mic with an iPhone/iPad and monitor the sound with headphones. I keep it in a baggie in my messenger bag so that it doesn't get caught on anything, and always have it with me with a lav mic for interviews.