Jlab Wired Headphones Audio Outside Interference

I have no knowledge about headphones or any audio electronics. I just need a decent wired in-ear headphones for listening to classical music. Wired because it's annoying and inconvenient having to charge it when I need to use it at the moment. In-ear because I wear eyeglasses and all the over-ear headphones cause extreme discomfort. And I am sick of those cheaply made earbuds online. I never even heard of IEM until this purchase, and I am glad I bought this. I listen to orchestra symphony a lot, also pieces by single instrument. I could tell all sounds collectively and individually well, imagine I am in the audience inside the concert hall and I can shift my attention anytime to the oboes, French horns, cellos...etc. I can feel like I sit next to the grand piano that is played on stage now. I almost cried the first time I put this on to listen to the classical music recordings on YouTube. Sorry for not being to offer any professional and technical analysis on this product. This is all I could say about how happy I am. well worth the money.

Still like my wired headphones

Very fast, minimal audio interference

CAT 7 blocked out all the interference in transporting audio during recording.

This is a handy little device for your kit. A producer was concerned about wireless interference for an interview in a factory. I could have used an old wired lav, but prefer the Sanken mics I have. This allowed me to plug in and get great sound with no interference. Yeah, it is a little pricey for what it does, but I imagine it will be in my kit for some time.

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

... I am very pleased that I no longer have to splice cable -- creating an interference in my recorded audio.

You can use it also to power with audio more the headphones.

Outside and inside- like to immerse myself in music and Sonos allows me to do that!

They turned my wired headphones into wireless and work great.