Replacement Headphone Cable with Inline Remote and Mic
A snapped or missing headphone cable should not cost you calls and track changes. This coiled replacement brings back the inline 3-button remote and mic, with gold-plated 3.5mm plugs that fit the jack you already own. Two cables in one order keep a spare in your bag.
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A snapped or missing headphone cable should not cost you calls and track changes. This coiled replacement brings back the inline 3-button remote and mic, with gold-plated 3.5mm plugs that fit the jack you already own. Two cables in one order keep a spare in your bag.
Replacement coiled headphone cable with inline remote and mic for hands-free calls and playback control
- lost or broken headphone cable
- no in-line call or music controls
- tangled cable
Bring your headphones back with hands-free control
Tired of a frayed cable that tangles and has no buttons? Swap in a coiled replacement with an inline remote and mic, and take calls and change tracks without touching your phone.
Playback and calls, right on the cable

Answer calls without reaching for your phone
The 3-button remote and inline mic sit on the cable itself, so you pause, skip, and answer from your jacket pocket. The raised buttons are easy to find by touch. Your phone stays in your bag on the train.

Gold-plated plugs that fit your jack
Each end carries a gold-plated 3.5mm plug, and one is right-angled for jacks that sit close to a phone case. Knurled gold strain relief covers the joint where cables usually fail, so the plug holds firm when you pull the cable from a bag.

Two cables for the price of one replacement
The pack contains two cables. Keep one in your bag and leave the other plugged in at your desk, so a failed cable never costs you your audio. Tidying the rest of your setup? Browse cable winders.
The numbers behind the cable
- 3.5mmStandard headphone jack size
- 4-poleTRRS plug on the remote variant
- 3-buttonInline remote on the cable
- 2 pcsCables in one order
Plug in and test before you leave
- 1Check your jack
Confirm your headphones and phone use a 3.5mm jack with a mic input. A mismatched jack can leave the mic silent.
- 2Plug in firmly
Push the 3.5mm plug in until it seats. Grip the connector body when you unplug, not the wire.
- 3Find the buttons
The 3-button remote sits along the coil. The raised buttons are easy to find by touch.
- 4Test a call
Press the remote to pause, then make a short test call to confirm your phone picks up the inline mic.
Two cables, one order
- Coiled audio cable, 3.5mm male to male×2
Gold-plated plugs at each end
- Inline 3-button remote and mic×1
On the remote variant with a 4-pole TRRS plug
- Gold knurled strain relief×2
Fitted at each connector
A snapped cable should not silence your calls
The cable that gave up
The cable snapped near the plug, or simply went missing after a long week. Without it, every call and track change means pulling your phone out on a moving train. Replacement headsets cost far more than the cable itself, and no-name cables often ship without a working mic or remote.
Controls back in your hand
A coiled replacement with an inline 3-button remote and mic drops into the 3.5mm jack you already own. Pause, skip, and answer from the cable while your phone stays in your bag. Calls stop being a scramble.
Ready for the next commute
Check that your headphones use a 3.5mm jack with a mic input, then order the pair. Gold-plated plugs and knurled strain relief keep the connection solid, and the spare cable covers the day the first one fails.
Keep your headphones, skip the headset
| This cable | Plain replacement cable | New headset | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inline 3-button remote | — | ||
| Inline mic | — | ||
| Works with headphones you already own | — | ||
| Gold-plated 3.5mm plugs | Varies | Varies | |
| Replacement cost | Low | Low | High |
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Questions and answers
The remote and mic need a 4-pole TRRS plug, which carries the mic signal. Headphones with a 3-pole TRS plug play audio but have no mic line, so the call function stays silent. Check your headphone jack for a mic ring before you order, and browse headphone wires if you want to protect the rest of the run.
Any phone with a 3.5mm headset jack and 4-pole mic support passes the remote and mic signals. Button behavior depends on each phone's software, so run a quick test call after plugging in.
Gold resists corrosion on the contact surfaces, so the connection stays cleaner for longer than bare metal. The knurled strain relief matters more day to day, because it guards the joint where most cables fail. Two cables in one order cost less than a new headset with controls, and the spare keeps your audio running.
One cable lives in your bag and the other stays at your desk or in the car. If one fails, you swap in the second and keep listening.
The coil stays bunched in a bag or pocket and stretches when you move. Store it loose rather than wrapping it tight around your phone, which keeps the coil from kinking.
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