Headset Audio Splitter Cable with Separate Chat Mic

One jack, two channels, zero compromise

• Game sound and party chat, split

  The inline Chat Link pro box routes game audio and mic chat as separate channels from one headset jack. Your squad hears you clearly, and the game keeps its volume. You do not switch modes between rounds.

• Built to survive a ranked season

  The black-and-white zigzag braided nylon sleeve resists fraying where cheap cables give out first. The matte black metal housing and strain relief at both ends of the inline box keep the split solid when the cable gets pulled, bagged and tossed on the desk.

• Gold plugs for a cleaner connection

  Two 4-pole 3.5mm male plugs with gold-plated contacts connect to your device, and one 3.5mm female jack takes your headset. Gold contacts keep the connection clean where a bare metal tip would start to crackle.

Plug in and talk in three steps

1. 1
   Plug the male ends into your device

   Connect the two 3.5mm male plugs to your controller or phone. Match each plug to its side of the inline box so both channels reach the box.

2. 2
   Connect your headset to the female jack

   Plug your headset into the single 3.5mm female jack at the end of the cable. Keep slack near the inline box so the joints are not under strain.

3. 3
   Test chat before you queue

   Run a quick call with a teammate and confirm that your voice comes through while the game audio stays loud. Adjust levels on your device if either side is too quiet.

Everything in the box

• Chat Link pro braided audio cable×1

  Black and white zigzag braided nylon sleeve

• Inline Chat Link pro control box×1

  Matte black metal housing with two silver rings

• 3.5mm female jack×1

  Connects your headset to the split

Stop choosing between game and squad

The mute button, again

You know the routine. Someone calls out a rotation, you hit mute to hear the match, and by the time you unmute the round is gone. A plain Y-splitter does not solve it. It mixes everything into one channel, so your voice bleeds into the game or drops out right when the squad needs it.

One plug, two channels

The inline box is the difference. It takes the game feed from your controller or phone and your mic from the headset, then keeps them on separate channels through one headset jack. Set the levels once, and the match stays loud while your call stays clear.

Talk and play tonight

Connect it before queue, run one quick test call with a teammate, and go. The braided sleeve and metal housing hold up to a bag, a desk and a long session. You get a clean setup you can try tonight.

What to expect after setup

1. First use
   Set up in minutes

   Plug the controller or phone into the male end, your headset into the female jack and check that game and chat both reach your ears before the match.

2. 3 uses
   Your squad hears you

   After a few sessions the split feels normal, and you stop asking teammates to repeat callouts.

3. 30 days
   Built into your routine

   After a month of regular play and party chat, the cable is a fixed part of the setup and you stop thinking about the connection.

Keep the connection solid

• Unplug by the plug head

  Pulling by the braided sleeve or the inline box stresses the solder joints over time.

• Leave slack near the box

  Slack keeps the joints out of tension when you move around the desk.

• Wipe the metal housing

  A dry cloth keeps the matte black finish and the silver rings clean.

Why not a basic splitter?