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Simulate the signal directly to avoid the sound quality loss caused by Bluetooth encoding and decoding (such as LDAC/AAC compression).
Four pole interface (TRRS) supports audio output and microphone input (such as phone call function).
Nickel/gold plated contacts are corrosion-resistant and can be used for a long time in humid environments (such as sports headphones).
No driver requirements, compatible with all platform systems such as Windows, Android, iOS, etc.
The 3.5mm headphone jack still holds an irreplaceable position in the trend of wireless audio and specific scenarios due to its stability and wide compatibility.
It is widely used in mobiles and tablets to provide wired headphone connections, and in Hi-Fi music players to ensure lossless audio output.
Yes. They are commonly used to connect recording equipment to monitoring headphones or microphones, and musical instruments (like electric guitars or synthesizers) can connect via 6.35mm to 3.5mm adapters.
Yes, when utilizing a four-pole interface (TRRS), it supports both audio output and microphone input simultaneously, enabling functions like phone calls.
By transmitting the analog signal directly, it bypasses the encoding and decoding compressions (such as LDAC or AAC) that occur with wireless Bluetooth transmissions.
Nickel and gold plating provide high corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term durability and performance even in humid conditions like during workouts.
No, it is a plug-and-play interface. It does not require any drivers and is instantly compatible across systems such as Windows, Android, and iOS.
