Belkin Speaker and Headphones Splitter - White View large Image Manufacturer Belkin Components Release Date 2006-09-09 Average Rating Our Price £2.01

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Customer Reviews

Reviewer
Mike Mellor
Very reasonable and ideal for allowing two people to share the same experience. My wife and I could listen to some great Christian sermons whilst travelling by plane from the UK to Canada!
Ida H.
This product looks good and is very easy to use. Works well, both in laptop or iPod/mp3 player. It does what it says, which means you can connect two headphones, speakers or whatever it is you want to the player. It is tightly connected, and I had no problems with it getting unplugged. It doesn't take much space, so it's easy to bring when travelling. No need to share one set of earplugs between two people anymore.
Edvinas Marijosius
Nothing much to say. Works as advertised. And as mentioned by others looks smart. Just don't expect magic to happen, if you have huge resistance or wat'age headphones that can't work on full volume given the lack of output from your player don't expect that using this alone you'll be able to connect another set (in other words think logically). Ideal for myself and would highly recommend.
R. Newth
This small splitter does do what it says it does, although I find that there are a few small problems with it. Sometimes, the connections are a little faulty and you'll need to twist them around until you get a clear signal, and occasionally, a set of headphones or another 3.5mm cable can sometimes be extremely difficult to remove from the female ends of the splitter. Apart from these small grievances though, it does work, and works quite well.
Herbie Green
Very useful cable for splitting the audio from a PC or even an MP3 player. If you want to send your PCs audio wirelessly to some other device, e.g. wireless speakers, but want the PC's speakers to operate at the same time, this enables the signal to be split. The other option is to use the headphone output socket, but this results usually in the PC speakers being turned off, and also a permanent lead dangling out the fron of your PC. So now I have PC speakers and several wireless speakers all driven at the same time.