Headset Rj9 Adapter To Corsair

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

Plug and play. Great for iPhone with lightning adapter for the headset.

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case

The cable that came with my RODE microphone is meant to plug into a camera. This adapter allows me to plug the microphone into a headset jack on my laptop (Surface Book 3). Works well

I have used the H390 headset earphones and microphone on an iPadAir (5th generation) using a USB-A to USB-C adapter and on Windows 8.1 and 10 desktops and HP laptop.

This product is used both with the Clear-Com wired IFB (TR-50) and with the Clear-Com wireless IFB receiver (PRC-2). It is the right connection type for these two products. This headset can be used with any Clear-Com 4-pin XLR connection with an adapter available by a third party (may be custom). Also, this headset can be used with any HME DX Wireless beltack if you get the HME HSI6000 adapter (to get from mini-din to 2.5 mm) and a third party 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm adapter (several available). For the other people that provided low ratings because it was not the correct headset, it is not fair to mark down the product just because you bought the wrong one!

I'm using this mostly as a phone headset with a Fiio bluetooth adapter, for work teleconferences, but I also use it to listen to tunes. It works far better than it should for music, and it's comfortable. Very nice.

I connected this to a first and fourth generation iPad Pro with LTE. Connects to the headset port on first gen iPad Pro using included adapter. Used Apple USB C to headset adapter for fourth generation iPad Pro. I also needed to add an additional 25 ft extension cable for my use case. This created a problem with the fourth generation iPad Pro detecting an external microphone, but this device is not to blame. I live streamed church survices direct from Facebook and the audio was great. Being over 25 feet away, the built in iPad microphones was not picking up the voices - even using the building PA. Very inexpensive solution to my problem - highly recommended.

Used with a headset microphone, and also with adapter cord to a keyboard. Transmitter has adjustable gain, so it can be set to match the handheld transmitter also on the same channel. Usually get 10-15 hours per pair of alkaline AA batteries.