3.5mm Headset Mic Extension Cable for PC & Mobile Gaming
Split game audio and voice chat across one braided cable. The 4-pole TRRS plug keeps your mic live while the extension reaches your phone, controller or desk PC. Gold-plated plugs and a split port make it a clean fix for a headset that finally needs more reach.
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Split game audio and voice chat across one braided cable. The 4-pole TRRS plug keeps your mic live while the extension reaches your phone, controller or desk PC. Gold-plated plugs and a split port make it a clean fix for a headset that finally needs more reach.
Split game audio and voice chat in one cable: a 3.5mm mic-and-headset link for PUBG Mobile and PC chat setups
- headset and mic sharing a single jack
- needing a longer cable to reach a controller or device
- messy tangled wiring at the desk
Game loud and talk clear on a single 3.5mm cable
Stop choosing between hearing your game and being heard by your squad. One braided, gold-plated run carries both, so you can lean back and keep talking.
Braided sleeve, gold plugs, zero compromise
- Mic stays live on one jack
The plug is a 4-pole TRRS design, so the mic contact travels down the extension alongside your game audio. Gold-plated contacts and strain-relief sleeves on both plugs protect the connection right where cheap cables fail, at the plug itself.
- Split port for shared use
The black Y-splitter adds a second 3.5mm female port, so one run can serve your headset and a second device or mic. You stop swapping plugs mid-session and keep both connections in one place.
- Braid that survives the desk
The red and black braided nylon sleeve lies flatter than bare wire and resists kinks during daily use. An inline ferrite bead filters out electrical noise along the run, so the chat sounds clean.
Plug in once and forget the wiring
- 1Seat the gold-tipped plug
Push the 4-pole plug into your device's headset port until it clicks in fully.
- 2Connect your headset
Plug the headset's 3.5mm connector into the female jack at the far end of the run.
- 3Use the split port for a second device
Plug a mic or a second device into the black Y-splitter port when you need both on one line.
- 4Leave slack at the desk edge
Run the braid along the desk edge with a loop of slack, so leaning back never pulls on the plugs.
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Yes, as long as your headset uses a 4-pole TRRS plug with mic and audio on one connector. The TRRS design keeps the mic contact alive through the extension, so you hear the game and your squad hears you. Plain 3-pole extenders often drop the mic, which is the most common reason chat goes silent.
That is the setup it is built for. Check that your headset has one 3.5mm plug with four rings. Headsets with two separate plugs, one for audio and one for mic, need a different adapter.
Yes. Plug the gold-tipped end into your phone's headset port and connect your headset to the female jack. If your phone only has a USB-C port, you will need a separate USB-C to 3.5mm adapter first.
The braid lies flatter and kinks less than bare wire, and the strain-relief sleeves on both plugs stop the cable from bending sharply at the connector. Route it along the desk edge with some slack and it stays out of the way.
You pay for the parts that do the work: a 4-pole TRRS build that keeps the mic live, gold-plated plugs, a braided nylon sleeve and an inline ferrite noise filter. A basic extender costs less up front, but a dead mic in a ranked match costs you more than the difference.
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