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Black 3.5 mm TRRS headphone splitter with braided cable and gold connectors

Gefen 20899 3.5mm TRRS Headphone Splitter

SKU CH-7GRA-PD93P

Splits one 3.5 mm TRRS headset into separate headphone and microphone plugs for PC use

  • Splitter TypeAuxiliary
  • Mount Size21 cm x 15 cm x 4 cm
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationAuxiliary, 2, Black
  • Wireless Supportnot_capable_emitting_rf_energy, Auxiliary
  • Frequency Band Rangenot_applicable
  • Connect TRRS headset to separate PC audio and mic ports
  • Gold-plated connectors with oxygen-free copper preserve sound quality
  • Nylon-braided cable withstands over 10000 bend cycles
  • Aluminium alloy shell resists scratches and daily wear
  • Plug-and-play design works instantly with no drivers needed

3.5 mm TRRS Headset Splitter

This Gefen 20899 adapter connects a single 4-pole 3.5 mm TRRS headset to a computer that provides separate headphone and microphone jacks. It is intended for gamers, remote workers and students who need to use a combined headset with legacy desktop or laptop ports.

Oxygen-Free Copper with Triple Shielding

The cable uses oxygen-free copper conductors and triple shielding to minimise interference and signal loss during voice and audio playback. A nylon braided jacket rated for over 10000 bending cycles resists twisting and tangling in daily use.

Replaces Separate Headset and Mic Cables

The splitter eliminates the need for a dedicated USB headset or a sound card when a PC only offers separate 3.5 mm sockets. The upgrade is worthwhile when the existing headset uses a CTIA-standard TRRS plug and the user wants a simple, passive connection without driver installation.

Highlights

  • Connect TRRS headset to separate PC audio and mic ports
  • Gold-plated connectors with oxygen-free copper preserve sound quality
  • Nylon-braided cable withstands over 10000 bend cycles
  • Aluminium alloy shell resists scratches and daily wear
  • Plug-and-play design works instantly with no drivers needed

Specifications

BrandGefen
Series20899
Model20899
Part Number20899
Splitter TypeAuxiliary
Mount Size21 cm x 15 cm x 4 cm
ColorBlack
SpecificationAuxiliary, 2, Black
Wireless Supportnot_capable_emitting_rf_energy, Auxiliary
Frequency Band Rangenot_applicable
SDI Compliancenot_applicable
Resolution SupportAuxiliary
Video Bit Rate/Bandwidthnot_applicable
Scaling2
VideoSwitch/Switch 2/PS4 Controller/PS5 Controller/Xbox Controller
AudioAuxiliary
HDMIAuxiliary
SDI2 Out
Serial InterfaceAuxiliary
Network InterfaceAuxiliary
USB PortAuxiliary
VGAAuxiliary, 2
Component2 In
Composite20899, 2
Digital AduioAuxiliary
Analog AduioAuxiliary
Other ConnectorAuxiliary
LED IndicatorGaming Headset to PC Adapter, Braided Audio Cable, For Laptop with Separate Audio and Mic, Stereo Jack Earphones Port Y Cord
Display20899
System Requirements20 volts
Power Consumption3 watts
Power Supplyno_plug, false
FeatureAuxiliary
Dimensions2.7 cm x 10.2 cm x 19.1 cm
Weight0.05 kilograms
Package Content20899, 1

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 3.5 mm TRRS headset to separate headphone and mic jacks on my PC?

Insert the single 3.5 mm TRRS male plug into the headset, then plug the two 3.5 mm male ends into the computer's dedicated headphone and microphone ports; the CTIA-wired splitter handles the rest.

Will the nylon-braided cable and gold-plated connectors need replacement after heavy daily use?

The braided jacket is rated for over 10 000 bend cycles and the aluminum alloy shell resists scratches, so under normal use the splitter should not require replacement.

What limits microphone function if I use a non-CTIA headset with this adapter?

The splitter only passes microphone signals correctly with a CTIA-compliant 4-pole TRRS cable; OMTP or other wiring standards will cause the mic to fail.

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