Braided Replacement Headphone Cable with Inline Control
A braided replacement cable that brings a worn headset back to clean sound. The inline button and dial put volume within reach, and gold-plated 4-pole plugs keep the mic and controls working on compatible headphones.
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A braided replacement cable that brings a worn headset back to clean sound. The inline button and dial put volume within reach, and gold-plated 4-pole plugs keep the mic and controls working on compatible headphones.
Braided replacement cable with inline control for compatible headphones
- worn or damaged original headphone cable
- need for quick inline volume adjustment
Give your headphones a cable that feels new again
Your original cable frays at the jack and cuts out when you move. This braided replacement with inline control gets you back to clean sound and easy volume.
Braid that handles the daily tug

Braid that takes the tug
The nylon braid sleeve resists kinks, and the strain-relief grips sit right where the original cable frayed. You get a cable that bends with you instead of cracking at the jack.

Volume at your fingertips
The housing has a button and a sliding dial built into the cable. Turn the volume up in a crowded train or skip a track mid-match without reaching for your phone.

Clean 4-pole connection
The 4-pole TRRS plugs carry left, right, mic and control signals on compatible headsets. The gold-plated tips make a solid contact each time you seat the plug.
Swap it in three steps
- 1Count the rings on your current plug
Three black bands means a 4-pole TRRS plug, which matches this cable. Two bands is a basic stereo plug and will carry sound only.
- 2Plug in and check every channel
Seat the plug fully, then play audio to confirm left and right channels. Run a quick test call to check the mic.
- 3Press the button and turn the dial
Confirm the inline control responds while a track plays. If it does, the cable is ready for daily use.
Handle it right, keep it longer
- Pull by the plug body
Grip the connector to unplug. Pulling the cable stresses the solder joint and the strain relief.
- Loop it loosely
Use large, loose loops instead of wrapping tightly around your hand to avoid kinks.
- Avoid sharp bends
Keep the cable clear of sharp bends near the inline housing when you store it.
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Questions and answers
Count the black bands on your current plug. Three bands means a 4-pole TRRS plug, and this cable matches that layout. Two bands is a stereo plug that carries sound only, so the mic and inline controls will not work with it.
The button and dial work on devices and headsets that read 4-pole control signals. Play a track after you connect and press the button and turn the dial to confirm.
Yes, on a headset or device that has a mic input on a 4-pole TRRS jack. Run a short test call or chat check before your next match or meeting.
No. This is a third-party replacement cable listed as suitable for the Kingston Skyline Alpha headphones. It is not a Kingston-branded part.
The braided sleeve and strain-relief grips cover the stress points where stock cables usually fray. The inline volume control means you adjust sound without reaching for your phone. A replacement cable costs a small fraction of a new headset, so repairing the cable you already own is the cheaper route.
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