Arctis 3 5 7 Replacement Braided Headset Audio Cable
A frayed headset cable should not end your session. This braided Arctis replacement swaps in with a right-angle plug, gold-plated contacts and strain-relief boots, and the included Y-splitter handles separate mic and headphone ports on PC.
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A frayed headset cable should not end your session. This braided Arctis replacement swaps in with a right-angle plug, gold-plated contacts and strain-relief boots, and the included Y-splitter handles separate mic and headphone ports on PC.
Replacement braided audio cable compatible with Arctis 3/5/7 gaming headsets
- replacing a frayed or broken headset cable
- separate mic and headphone connections on PC via splitter
Swap the frayed cable and get back in the game
Crackling audio and a cable held together with tape before, a braided replacement that plugs in and stays solid after.
Braided nylon that actually holds up

Braided nylon that holds up
The zigzag braided nylon sleeve resists the kinks and fraying that wear down a plain rubber cord. Black rubber strain-relief boots sit at both ends, so the bend stays at the boot and the wire inside is spared the stress.

Gold-plated contacts
Both plugs carry gold-plated contacts, which keeps the metal surfaces bright and makes a solid connection each time you click the cable in. You get a dependable plug on the headset end and the PC end.

Two cables for the price of one
The box holds the braided extension and a Y-splitter adapter with green and pink 3.5mm plugs and a female jack. One covers the headset swap, the other splits mic and headphones on your PC, so you buy one set instead of two separate parts.
Swap it in seconds
- 1Unplug the old cable at the plug
Grip the plug body, not the wire, and pull straight out. The boot stays intact that way.
- 2Connect the braided extension
Click the right-angle plug into your Arctis headset, then test audio and mic before your next match.
- 3Split mic and headphones on PC
Plug the Y-splitter into the PC, match the green and pink plugs to the mic and headphone ports, then connect your headset cable.
- 4Bundle the extra length
Loop the spare length loosely and secure it with the included cable tie, then route it under the desk edge.
Two cables, one good-value box
- Braided extension cable×1
Right-angle 3.5mm plug and right-angle micro-USB style connector, blue and black braided nylon sleeve
- Y-splitter adapter cable×1
Green and pink 3.5mm plugs on one end, 3.5mm female jack on the other
- Cable tie×1
Bundles the spare length so the desk stays tidy
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Yes. The cable is a replacement braided audio cable made for Arctis 3, 5 and 7 gaming headsets. It uses a right-angle 3.5mm plug and a right-angle micro-USB style connector, so check that your headset takes that style of connector before you order.
Yes. The Y-splitter adapter has green and pink 3.5mm plugs and a 3.5mm female jack. Match the green and pink plugs to your PC's mic and headphone ports, then connect the headset cable to the jack. Mixing them up gives you no sound or no mic, so take a moment to match them.
The sleeve is braided nylon with black rubber strain-relief boots at both ends and gold-plated contacts. Those are the parts that take the stress of plugging and unplugging. Grip the plug body when you pull it out and the joints will last.
The braided extension replaces a worn cable. The Y-splitter lets one PC port pair handle both mic and headphones. Buying both in one box costs less than picking up a separate PC splitter later, and you get everything you need to fix the setup in one go.
A headset costs far more than a cable, and the cable is usually the part that fails. Replacing just the cable keeps your headset in service. Two pieces in one set cover the swap and the PC split without a second purchase.
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