Iphone Headphones Audio Jack

[0.435 lb] Great for converting from headphones to XLR jack.

[1 oz (28 g)] I plugged it in the aux jack in my old Honda, connected it to my iPhone and it works perfectly.

[0.645 lb] I use them on my computer, my receiver phone jack and quite supprised that they sounded so well on my iPhone SE without amping.

[Omnidirectional] I currently have two other versions of this Lav.  This is a unique addition to those.  I will be using this on my iPhone since they did away with the headphone jack!  Works great for memo recording and also live streaming.  I will be using this for youtube uploads that require little to no editing so I can quickly plug in, record and upload with better audio.  The cord is a good length and I am loving it so far.  Whats also great is that this does not require a battery like my other wired units and there is a headphone jack if you need to monitor yourself!   [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

[0.215 lb] I needed a longer cable to plug my headphones into the jack on my desktop. The Cans look for the wireless headphones did not look good on Zoom calls. Hence the need for and problem solved with this cable. No loss of clarity and the cable definitely adds flexibility. No regrets.

[16 Ohms] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice headphones.they have great sound.great bass and midrange and treble.they have the usb c plug for newer phones.my old phone has the 3.5 earplug jack but when i plugged it in the usb c jack it worked great.tangle free cord is great.and it has the volume skip eq little buttons built into cord.only complaint is it should hace come with little carry case

[6 Hours (BT)] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The hesh evo headphones are a really good quality Bluetooth headset. It has good treble and just enough bass, although I wish it had a bit more boost to the bass. Also like that it comes with a audio jack to plug into your phone (if you have a headphone jack) so you don't have to use bluetooth all the time. Nonetheless overall good response to music with a decent amount of outside noise canceling.

[20 Hz to 20 kHz] I am 20yo and an aspiring sound producer. I listen to a vast amount of music and just about everything I can find to play on these headphones. From usage in my studio projects to simple leisurely activities (games, music) these headphones are very strong assets. There is excellent outside noise rejection and cancellation once you start playing something. You'd have to wave your hands or cause a tremor in the room to let me know you're trying to get my attention. These headphones are powerful and comfortable, and I love to use them for absolutely everything I am able to use headphones to listen to. It even came with a handy PreSonus draw-sack, although the drawstrings quickly broke within a month or less of day-to-day usage. The only drawbacks for me were: (1.) the result of an accident that occurred where the headphones were plugged into a laptop and the laptop got knocked over onto the side of the audio jack, bending into and ruining my laptop's audio jack input, as well as the headphone's jack. The fall was less than two feet off the ground yet the impact was large enough to cause such damage. (2.) The cord is way too long for my style of usage when not in my studio. I find myself having to coil the string up in my pocket whenever I'm mobile. However, that's clearly not the type of usage it was intended for when it was made. Personal mishaps and usage habits aside, these headphones are awesome, and are an excellent buy for the asking price.

[Black] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If your android has no headphones jack, this is a must have dongle. Earbuds require charging, and so having a backup option to listen to your tunes while also being able to charge is a nice plus. You never know when you will need it. on a plane, on vacation, at work. be prepared and have this in your bag with your wired buds.

[0.26 lb] Simple and straightforward. Plug one end into the 1/4 jack, the other into your headphones, and now you have volume control. I used it to control the monitor volume on my Denon cassette deck, which did not come with a built in monitor volume control (a lot of cheaper decks did not come with them).