Ancable Replacement 10-Pack TRS Male Plug 3 Pole 1/8" 3.5mm Solder Type DIY Audio Cable Connector for Repair Headphones Headset

About on the quality scale as the ones that I bought for years from the store that had a big red R as their logo and had a "battery club." As in they aren't expensive, and they work. Actually, they're identical. I have them on cables that I made up a couple of decades ago. Good price. You do have to solder the connections, but I'd want that anyway.

Not really experienced with soldering but was easy to handle with my cheap soldering iron and some masking tape to hold everything down. Included heat shrink is absolutely perfect. Was able to separate the three wires with a little bit of shrink tube and then used the larger heat shrink to wrap the entire connection and another to reinforce the bend a bit. It includes 10 but did this on my first attempt. So I have plenty more for future use. The metal held the lead-free solder very easily and was able to make reliable contact through the holes.

The holes to solder the wires to are tiny, and hard to thread, but they work OK as long as you don't make any mistakes. (A problem I described earlier was actually caused by the jack I plugged it into. This plug is just fine.)

Needed for replacement purposes. Super easy and well worth the money

Bought these to fix the kid's headphones. Worked fine and sounds good

Used them in audio cables for headphones. Just your ordinary jacks, not too difficult to solder wires to, nothing fancy about them - in fact, they look and feel pretty cheap, which they are. I'd be OK with that but from time to time they all seem to lose contact, and I need to rotate the jack to restore it. I suspected it was my poor work at first, but it continued to happen with other cables I made with these jacks... I dunno, I can't really trust them.

The male connectors were fine but the female connector item was missing from my order. I reported the missing item to customer service but no replacement.

they do what I need..

Great option to repair headphones or and 1.8 inch patch cable that has an intermittent audio signal e.g distortion or simply not working. These are for Left and Right speakers. or Mono. You will need some basic soldering skills, and soldering equipment basics. Soldering Iron, Tin Solder, Flux. Maybe some wire strippers. But sometimes you make do and get it done.

Good Product, easy to use, easy to solder whether fixing an old cable or making a new one.

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Easy to install