PChero 3.5mm Headphone Extension Cables, 2pcs 3.5mm Male to Female

Yes, I’m a professional DJ and yes, I googled. Is there a headphone cable (and you could try it yourself you’ll see it says it does not exist) is there a headphone cable that has the ability to control the volume of what you’re listening to? The answer was simply no this device does not exist. Yet here it is. lol I said to myself, there’s no way that somebody didn’t invent this. My auxiliary button on my mixer went out so on Amazon I bought a mini mixer that came with a headphone jack, but unfortunately, and I didn’t notice this when I bought the mini mixer. The headphone jack does not have any volume control. I need that so when I am mixing out of whatever it’s plugged into the auxiliary, I can lower the volume and hear what the next song is on the other side of the mixer and mix it in smoothly if that doesn’t make sense to you I’m sorry I guess you have to be a DJ to know what I’m talking about. People say why don’t you just lower the volume on the mixer but then that lower the volume for the whole audience why don’t you just lower the volume on the mini mixer again it lowers the volume for the whole audience you can’t do that you have to have the music playing at the regular sound and when you mix the next song in it just sounds smooth. You can’t do that if you can’t hear what the next song is and this makes that possible. The fact that it was only $6.95 was amazing. What’s even more astounding is that you don’t get one, but you get two of them. They are not that thick. I wish the wires were a little bit thicker. I would’ve paid more for that, but I still gave it five stars because you get two of them for that price. I’m probably gonna buy another two or three sets because I have had a tendency in the past to walk away from the DJ booth and forget to take off my headphones and I know in that situation they probably will break so as long as I have another pair right there, I’m good and for that price it’s definitely worth it so they do exist and I definitely recommend them if you’re having a similar situation to what I did. Problem solved Amazon to the rescue again whoever invented it I’m not sure who it was but thank you very much. Oh, and you may want to contact Google and let them know that your invention does exist and have a point to it on Amazon or wherever else you choose just a piece of advice

Inserted in the headphone path and it works well. Zero documentation or paperwork. Very clean volume change, no static. Has total off which is nice. Full on seems to pass through the full signal or darn close. The volume knob is intuitive and easy to use and has a nice range. I picked the shortest length as I wanted it to just do volume and not provide length, this way I can find the volume wheel quickly by running my hand along the wire. Good product. Bought pair and both work.

Used to reduce level from a Sirius XM receiver to a cassette converter in auto. Sound was distorted before because the level was too high.

*Update* - Well one of these bit the dust. Not entirely without cause due to it getting snagged on a chair handle. Just completely stopped working after that. Down to one now. I will say they do get awfully crackly and need deoxit after an unusually short amount of time. A lot of bad reviews for this product, but there's not any alternatives I can find, at least that are this cheap. I needed a short male to female 3.5mm volume control to use with a little Bluetooth receiver, that I plug earbuds into, that I connect to my iPhone. For whatever reason the lowest volume I can set on the phone / Bluetooth doesn't get low enough (for me) at night, so that's where this thing comes in. It works fine, gets the volume down nice and low, connections feel fine, I don't notice any looseness, the volume wheel doesn't make any scratchy noises or anything, and the cable itself seems to introduce no extra noise. The one thing I see people complain about are bad connections where the wires go into the knob at the center of the cable. I agree that these points do not feel solid at all, and in fact could easily be moved around by hand right out of the box. I definitely can see how with any decent amount of stress these wires could rip out. My solution was to just brush a tiny bit of super glue around that connection area, on both sides, and now it feels solid. Yes, this should not have to be done, it's poor engineering, but for as cheap as this thing is, and due to the lack of alternatives, it is what it is. I'll knock a star off for that, but unless something else goes wrong these things seem fine to me. Edit: well the volume wheels got super scratchy after a couple months and the sound would cut out in one ear or the other. A little contact cleaner fixed it, but kind of annoying.

I bought the package that came with two and neither worked very well. It did allow volume control, but it lost so much volume going through this thing, that I could barely hear the audio even at max volume.

I bought this to use with an Arcade1up Deluxe arcade cabinet. The lowest volume on the speakers was still just way too loud, so I inserted this on the 3.5mm jack on the machine where the speakers plugged in. Setting the volume on my arcade machine to 1, I played with the volume on the cable until it felt like it was loud enough without being inaudible. Now when I raise the volume on the cabinet louder it's more comfortable to listen to. This is a passive device so it will not boost your sound or make it louder as there is no power going into it. If anything you might notice your sound will not be as loud as it was without using this plug. But for me that was the point. Otherwise seems to work perfect so far. Quick Update: After playing with my arcade cabinet with this cable attached I noticed the sound a little off on some games. I narrowed it down to just the right speaker working. It had nothing to do with this cable, but instead the audio cable that comes included with the Arcade1up speakers. I didn't realize it, but they use a TRRS male plug and this cable is only TRS. So that's why the sound is forced to just the right speaker. I will try a TRRS plug and see if that solves the problem. Otherwise this plug is still working fine.

It feels very cheaply made; the plastic housing for the volume wheel feels like it will fall apart soon. Adjusting the volume when the wheel is at the low position will create noise in the headphones. It goes away with higher volume, though. I'm using it with a fiio KA11 dac that doesn't have a built in volume control, and some apps require the DAC to function as a line-out, so an external volume controller is necessary. This gets the job done, but the longevity of the controller is questionable

Got these to lower the volume of the headphone out going from my digital effects pedal into my handheld recorder because I could not bring down the gain from the recorder any further to reduce clipping and distortion. While these will reduce the volume of your headphones, if that is what you are using them for, they had almost no effect for what I was trying to use them for. I would not have faulted these, but then when I compared the two side by side, one would reduce the volume to zero while the other would not. There would still be signal through one of them no matter how low you turned it down. That indicated to me that there might be something about these that is also not on the up and up. I fell like, for my purposes, there is not fine enough control to get it close to zero without hitting zero on one of them, but then you just cannot get it low enough at all on the other. They feel a little wobbly, too, but they have not "broken" at all. The control is just so course that it may not work for your purpose and then the fact that on one of mine, and maybe bother of yours, you cannot turn the volume all the way down. Hope this helps.

just got them, they are perfect and work exactly as I wanted for my headphones from the television

Nothing fancy about these tables. Convenient length, not too long, proper thickness. The plug is narrow enough to fit through the headphone opening of most phone cases. Full volume is indeed full volume, and the minimum volume is fully off, unlike some cheaper brands. The left-right balance seems to stay correct at all ranges of volume. Another thing to check for is whether the cable is wired backwards, either by left-right or by polarity. Fortunately both of these cables were wired properly. And they come in a nice little tiny box.

As pointed out by others, the adapter does not work as advertised: sound is either on or off (no volume control). Also the male and female plugs of the adapter cable do not allow for a tight fit (sound cuts off).

Ça marche très bien. Pas cher, corecte et livré dans le temps.

I am absolutely gobsmacked. I got a new iPhone and the minimum volume was noticeably and painfully louder than my previous model. With my most treasured and comfortable over-ear headphones, I couldn’t bear how loud the volume was. I’m neurodivergent and have excellent hearing so 7% volume (the minimum my headphones would do with my iPhone 15) caused immediate sensory overload. My spouse suggested I buy these analog volume controls. I’d seen several reviews raving about making volume louder but only one regarding it being softer so I was skeptical. Imagine my delight, surprise, and relief that they work to make the volume lower!! Like, WAY lower if I want. I am absolutely thrilled with this purchase and recommend for anyone who’s looking for a quieter audio experience.