3.5mm TRRS Male to 3.5mm TRRS Male

The Wassalat 3.5 mm TRRS Male → 3.5 mm TRRS Male cable is a high-quality audio lead engineered for reliable stereo audio plus microphone connections between modern devices. Built with low-loss conductors, multi-layer shielding and robust strain reliefs, it delivers clear audio, low noise and long service life for mobile devices, headsets, laptops, game controllers and in-car systems.

Key Features

• 3.5 mm TRRS male to 3.5 mm TRRS male connectors (Tip-Ring-Ring-Sleeve)

• Gold-plated contacts for improved conductivity and corrosion resistance

• Multi-layer shielding (foil + braided) to minimise EMI/RFI and hum

• Oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors for low attenuation and clear audio

• Flexible, durable PVC or braided nylon jacket with strain reliefs at both ends

• Available lengths: 0.5 m, 1 m, 2 m, 3 m (custom lengths on request)

• CTIA/OMTP note: wired to CTIA standard by default; OMTP wiring/configuration available on request or via simple adapter

Specifications

• Connector: 2 × 3.5 mm TRRS male (4-pole, Tip-Ring1-Ring2-Sleeve)

• Default Pinout: CTIA (Tip = Left, Ring1 = Right, Ring2 = Ground, Sleeve = Microphone) — OMTP wiring available on request

• Conductor: 28–24 AWG oxygen-free copper (dependent on length)

• Shielding: Aluminum foil + tinned copper braid

• Jacket: PVC or braided nylon (choose in product options)

• Typical DC Resistance: ≤ 0.1 Ω/m (varies by gauge)

• Impedance: nominal for analog audio cabling (not impedance-critical like RF)

• Operating Temperature: -20 °C to +70 °C

• Connector Plating: 24k gold plate (or nickel on request)

• Durability: >10,000 insertion cycles (connector dependent)

Compatible Devices / Applications

• Headsets with combined audio + mic jacks (smartphones, tablets, laptops)

• Gaming controllers and handheld consoles supporting TRRS headsets

• In-car audio units and auxiliary inputs with combined jack

• Laptops and PCs with combo audio jacks

• Portable recorders and cameras that accept TRRS input (check device wiring)

• Conference room systems and public address equipment using 4-pole jacks

Notes & Usage Tips

• Many modern mobile devices use the CTIA standard. If your headset uses OMTP, either request the OMTP-wired cable or use a CTIA↔OMTP adapter.

• For best microphone performance keep cable length as short as practical and avoid routing alongside power cables to reduce noise pickup.

• If using for TRRS-to-dual (separate mic + headphone) setups, use a TRRS splitter/adapter specifically wired for your device.