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3.5mm Stereo Headphone Extension 15 ft. Straight
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(3 out of 5) by E. Canizales on Jun 28, 2009 (Kyle, Texas USA)PROS:
I noticed no difference in audio quality before and after using this extension cable, so that's good. The cable was perfect for watching movies on my TV without disrupting others, as well as for late night gaming sessions.
CONS:
After about 1 year of average use (about 3-4 times a week for about 2-3 hours each time used), the cord fails to deliver sound to one ear. I tried multiple headsets/earphones, but the same side will not receive sound when used with the extension. After very carefully halfway inserting the headphone jack into the female end of this extension cable, sound delivers in both ears. Only after doing that was I able to get sound on both ears. Even then, sound quality was noticeably diminished.
CONCLUSION:
If you're not going to be moving the cable around much or inserting/removing headphones from the jacks frequently, then I suggest you get these. Otherwise, I'd advise you get an extension cable with a sturdier build. I think my problem may have been caused by inserting/re-inserting headphone jacks into the female end of the cable. I should add that I take pretty well care of my belongings, so I don't think I'm at fault for the damage.
SIDENOTE:
I purchased two 6-foot Belkin audio extension cables from Newegg to replace my damaged extension cable. Hopefully those will last longer than this one did.
I noticed no difference in audio quality before and after using this extension cable, so that's good. The cable was perfect for watching movies on my TV without disrupting others, as well as for late night gaming sessions.
CONS:
After about 1 year of average use (about 3-4 times a week for about 2-3 hours each time used), the cord fails to deliver sound to one ear. I tried multiple headsets/earphones, but the same side will not receive sound when used with the extension. After very carefully halfway inserting the headphone jack into the female end of this extension cable, sound delivers in both ears. Only after doing that was I able to get sound on both ears. Even then, sound quality was noticeably diminished.
CONCLUSION:
If you're not going to be moving the cable around much or inserting/removing headphones from the jacks frequently, then I suggest you get these. Otherwise, I'd advise you get an extension cable with a sturdier build. I think my problem may have been caused by inserting/re-inserting headphone jacks into the female end of the cable. I should add that I take pretty well care of my belongings, so I don't think I'm at fault for the damage.
SIDENOTE:
I purchased two 6-foot Belkin audio extension cables from Newegg to replace my damaged extension cable. Hopefully those will last longer than this one did.
Works for Me
(5 out of 5) by zorba on Apr 29, 2009 (Bala Cynwyd, Pa USA)As I said in the title: It works for me. No problem. I don't know what else I could say about it.