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BYTECC TCB2 XLR to TRRS Smartphone Adapter with Headphone Jack

SKU CH-NJVJ-2FS6E

Connects an XLR microphone to a smartphone TRRS port while providing a headphone jack for monitoring

  • Changer TypeHDMI
  • Ports3
  • Industry StandardsXLR
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsTCB2, 4.6 L x 4.3 W x 0.5 H inches, XLR, 2, Black, Mixer, Ce
  • Input Connector1x DisplayPort female
  • Connect standard XLR microphones to smartphones via TRRS
  • Gold-plated, impedance-matched connectors deliver clear audio without interference
  • Monitor recordings in real time using headphone jack and compatible app
  • Battery-free design keeps adapter compact for portable recording setups
  • XLR female to 3.5mm male Y splitter works with iPhone and Android devices

XLR-to-TRRS Smartphone Adapter

The BYTECC TCB2 is a compact Y-splitter that lets content creators connect a standard female XLR microphone to the 3.5 mm TRRS port on an iPhone or Android phone. A built-in 3.5 mm headphone jack enables real-time monitoring through a compatible recording app. The adapter requires no battery and draws power directly from the smartphone, so it suits mobile journalists, podcasters and streamers who need a lightweight, cable-free solution for on-the-go interviews.

Passive Gold-Plated Signal Path

Gold-plated, impedance-matched connectors preserve signal integrity without active circuitry, so the unit adds no electronic noise or power draw of its own. Because it is entirely passive, thermal output is negligible and there is no fan or circuitry to generate audible hiss during normal recording sessions. The short 10-inch cable keeps the assembly light at 0.05 kg, reducing strain on the phone's port while you work.

Sustained Session Reliability

With no internal battery or amplifier, performance remains consistent for the full duration of a recording session regardless of length. The adapter simply passes the microphone signal and monitoring return through the gold-plated contacts, so there is no risk of voltage sag, thermal throttling or sudden shutdown during extended interviews or live streams. Mechanical durability depends on the connector mating cycles rather than any electronic wear-out mechanism.

Highlights

  • Connect standard XLR microphones to smartphones via TRRS
  • Gold-plated, impedance-matched connectors deliver clear audio without interference
  • Monitor recordings in real time using headphone jack and compatible app
  • Battery-free design keeps adapter compact for portable recording setups
  • XLR female to 3.5mm male Y splitter works with iPhone and Android devices

Specifications

BrandBYTECC
ModelTCB2
Part NumberTCB2
Changer TypeHDMI
Ports3
Industry StandardsXLR
ColorBlack
SpecificationsTCB2, 4.6 L x 4.3 W x 0.5 H inches, XLR, 2, Black, Mixer, Cell Phone, Movo
Input Connector1x DisplayPort female
Output Connector2x DisplayPort female
Connector PlatingGold
Connector StyleMale
Maximum Cable Length10 inches
FeaturesXLR, Cell Phone, 2, Mixer
Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
Weight0.05 kilograms
Package Quantity1
Package Contents1
Disclaimer2-Year Warranty

Questions about this item

How do I plug the XLR female connector into my smartphone?

Insert the 3.5 mm male TRRS plug into the phone's headset jack, then connect the XLR microphone to the female XLR port; the headphone jack on the Y splitter lets you monitor audio through a compatible app.

Will the gold-plated contacts need cleaning or replacement over time?

The gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and do not require scheduled cleaning or replacement under normal use.

What is the first limitation I will hit during a long recording session?

The adapter has no battery, so it cannot supply phantom power to condenser microphones that require it.

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