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Grey braided Y-splitter cable with 3.5mm TRRS male plug and two TRS female ports

Ugreen 50254 3.5mm TRRS to 2 Female Audio Adapter

SKU CH-XHEB-26KS0

A 3.5 mm TRRS splitter adds separate headphone and microphone ports to a single combined jack

  • Colorgrey
  • SpecificationsUGREEN
  • Connector AAuxiliary
  • Connector PlatingMetallic
  • Dimensions1.0 in x 20.0 in x 13.0 in
  • Weight0.18 kilograms
  • Connect headsets with separate audio and mic plugs to a single 3.5 mm TRRS jack
  • Oxygen-free copper conductors and braided jacket reduce signal loss and resist tangling
  • Works with CTIA-standard laptops, smartphones, tablets and game controllers such as PS5, PS4 and Xbox One
  • Compact 1.0 in × 20.0 in × 13.0 in form factor weighs only .18 kg for easy portability
  • Adds a dedicated microphone input and stereo output to devices that have only one combined port

Ugreen 50254 TRRS Splitter

This adapter splits one 3.5 mm TRRS jack into separate headphone and microphone ports. It lets you connect a legacy dual-plug headset to a modern laptop, phone, game controller or tablet that only has a single combined audio socket. The 20-inch braided cable keeps the connection tidy and durable.

CTIA headsets only — not OMTP

Works with headsets wired to the CTIA standard found on most current smartphones, consoles and PCs. Headsets using the older OMTP pinout will not function correctly. Buyers who need to combine two headphones into one jack, or who require a USB audio interface, should look at a different type of adapter.

3.5 mm TRRS male to dual TRS female

The single male plug carries both stereo output and mono microphone input on a CTIA TRRS connection. Two female TRS sockets break those signals out — one labelled for headphones, the other for a microphone. This pin arrangement decides whether your headset will work.

Highlights

  • Connect headsets with separate audio and mic plugs to a single 3.5 mm TRRS jack
  • Oxygen-free copper conductors and braided jacket reduce signal loss and resist tangling
  • Works with CTIA-standard laptops, smartphones, tablets and game controllers such as PS5, PS4 and Xbox One
  • Compact 1.0 in × 20.0 in × 13.0 in form factor weighs only .18 kg for easy portability
  • Adds a dedicated microphone input and stereo output to devices that have only one combined port

Specifications

BrandUgreen
Model50254
Colorgrey
SpecificationsUGREEN
Connector AAuxiliary
Connector PlatingMetallic
Dimensions1.0 in x 20.0 in x 13.0 in
Weight0.18 kilograms
Package Quantity1

Questions about this item

What type of headset plug does the 3.5 mm TRRS male end require on my headset for the 50254 adapter to work?

The headset must use a CTIA-standard 3.5 mm TRRS plug; OMTP-standard headsets are not compatible with this adapter.

Will the two 3.5 mm TRS female ports on the 50254 accept the separate audio and microphone plugs from my older PC headset?

Yes, one female port is wired for stereo audio output and the other for microphone input, matching the separate plugs on a typical PC headset.

How can I confirm the 50254 is functioning correctly after I plug it into my laptop and headset?

You should hear stereo sound through the headphones and the microphone should register input in your system sound settings or chat application.

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