VCE 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Stereo Audio Y Cable
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About VCE 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Stereo Audio Y Cable
Overall Feedback:
96% positive
89% liked the secure connectors, but 11% experienced loose connections
I have a TV that doesn't take a 3.5mm connector, but it has RCA audio-out jacks. I thought this adapter would work for me and it did.
I can leave the headphones plugged in without cutting off the sound while using RCA plugs.
I can plug my headphones into the TV while sitting comfortably in my recliner with the adapter.
I have complained that the jack does not stay in and the cable does not work when inserted fully.
93% liked its durable construction, but 7% experienced fraying
The cable is not durable as the jack does not stay in and it does not work when inserted all the way in.
94% appreciated the flexible design, but 6% found it too stiff
I have a TV that doesn't take a 3.5mm connector, but it has RCA audio-out jacks. I thought an adapter would work for me, and it did.
I have noticed that the jack does not stay in and the cable does not work when inserted all the way in.
83% appreciated the extra-long length and thickness, while 17% found it too short
I can leave the headphones plugged in and they won't cut off the sound.
My TV does not take a 3.5mm connector, but it does have RCA audio-out jacks.
I have complained about the cable having issues with the length and thickness of the RCA cable. The jack does not stay in and even when inserted, it does not work. I have to back it out about a quarter of an inch to find the sweet spot to get any sound at all, and then even the slightest movement will stop all sound.
88% praised for its crystal-clear signal, while 12% experienced signal loss
To get any sound at all, I need to back out the cable about a quarter of an inch and even the slightest movement will stop all sound.
