Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control

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Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control
Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control
Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control
Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control
Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control
Replacement Headset Cable With Mic and Volume Control
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TypeConsumer Electronics > Audio Accessories > Headphone Cables
Plug type4-pole 3.5mm TRRS
Plug tipsGold-plated
CableRubber-coated, matte black
Inline controlsMic on/off switch, pulley volume, pause/play button
Module colorMatte black
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Mute the mic, turn the volume down or pause your audio without reaching for the device. This replacement cable puts those controls on the cord, so you stay in the match or the call. Built with a 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS plug and gold-plated tips for Baiya MMX300II-style headsets.

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Description

Mute the mic, turn the volume down or pause your audio without reaching for the device. This replacement cable puts those controls on the cord, so you stay in the match or the call. Built with a 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS plug and gold-plated tips for Baiya MMX300II-style headsets.

Replacement headset cable with built-in mic on/off, volume and pause/play controls

Solves
  • lost or broken headset cable
  • no inline control for mic or volume on headset
  • need to mute mic or adjust volume without reaching the device

Control your mic and volume without reaching for the device

Stop fumbling for your phone mid-match. This replacement cable puts mic on/off, volume and pause at your fingertips.

Three controls, one module on the cable

Inline module with microphone on/off switch and pause/play button labeled

Mute the mic without looking

The mic on/off switch sits on the inline module, so you silence yourself during a callout or a noisy moment in chat. Flip it back on before you speak. No unlocking a phone and no hunting for a tab on your laptop.

Angled view of the black cable with inline module and volume controller

Turn volume with a twist

The pulley volume controller rolls under your thumb and sets the level right on the cord. It is a small wheel, so you will find the sweet spot in a few sessions. Once you do, you stop reaching for the volume rocker on the console or phone.

Gold-tipped 4-pole plug and inline module switch detail in sharp focus

Clean connection, gold-plated tips

The 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS plugs carry mic and audio through one connector, with gold-plated tips that sit firmly in the jack. The cable is rubber-coated, so it resists the knocks and tugs of daily use. Pull by the plug body and it keeps its shape for longer.

Swap the cable in under a minute

  1. 1
    Check your plug type

    Confirm your headset uses a 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS connector before you start.

  2. 2
    Unplug the old cable

    Grip the plug body and pull straight out of the jack. Do not pull on the wire.

  3. 3
    Line up the plug

    Align the gold-plated 4-pole plug with the jack so it goes in straight.

  4. 4
    Push in gently

    Press until the plug seats fully, then take a moment to confirm it sits snug.

  5. 5
    Test the controls

    Toggle the mic switch, roll the pulley for volume, and press pause/play to confirm each one responds.

The cable gives out. Your controls should not.

Tangled black headset cable resting on a desk beside a laptop

The cable gives out mid-match

The mic goes dead in the middle of a callout, and your teammates hear nothing. You pull the headset off, check the plug, and wonder whether the cord or the mic is to blame. The original cable is often hard to find, and generic replacements leave you reaching for your phone to mute or turn anything down.

Controls right where your hand is

The inline module sits along the cord with a mic on/off switch, a pulley volume wheel and a pause/play button. Your thumb finds them without looking down. You stay on the match or the call, and the device stays in your pocket.

Black cable set out on a desk ready to plug into a headset

Swap it in and keep playing

Plug the 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS connector into the headset jack, check the mic switch and volume, and you are back in the session. The rubber-coated cable lies flat on the desk and holds up to daily plugging and unplugging.

Why this, not a plain replacement

This cablePlain replacement cable
Inline mic on/off switchYesNo
Inline volume controlYesNo
Pause/play on the cableYesNo
4-pole TRRS plugYesVaries
Gold-plated plug tipsYesVaries
Rubber-coated cableYesVaries
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Characteristics

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TypeConsumer Electronics > Audio Accessories > Headphone Cables
Details
Plug type4-pole 3.5mm TRRS
Plug tipsGold-plated
CableRubber-coated, matte black
Inline controlsMic on/off switch, pulley volume, pause/play button
Module colorMatte black
FitsBaiya MMX300II-style headsets

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Questions and answers

Will this fit my Baiya MMX300II or similar headset?
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Wanelo · seller

It is built for Baiya MMX300II-style headsets with a 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS plug. Check that your headset uses the same plug type before you order, since TRRS wiring differs between brands.

Does the mic on/off work with my phone, PC or console?
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Wanelo · seller

The mic switch works on any device that reads the 4-pole TRRS mic line through the headset jack. Toggle it and watch the mic indicator on your device to confirm the mute state before a session.

Is the 4-pole TRRS plug compatible with my device jack?
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Wanelo · seller

A 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS plug fits any 3.5mm jack that handles a headset with a mic. If your device has a separate mic and headphone jack, use the port that carries both.

How is it different from a plain replacement cable?
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Wanelo · seller

A plain cable only carries audio, so the mic and volume live on the device. This cable moves mic on/off, volume and pause/play onto the cord. For the price of a basic replacement, you get the controls you would otherwise reach for mid-match. Compare that with buying a new headset when only the cable has failed, and the swap pays for itself quickly. You can also keep a spare in a drawer for less than a new headset.

Is the rubber-coated cable durable for daily use?
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Wanelo · seller

The cable is rubber-coated and the plugs are gold-plated, which helps it handle routine plugging and bending. Wrap it loosely, avoid sharp creases, and pull by the plug body to protect the solder joints.

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