XCD Essentials 6.3mm to 3.5mm Adaptor V2

I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCTTTT!!! Plugged it into my focusrite interface and had troubles with getting sound properly to my headphones ( after only a month and a half of use)… little did i know when i unplugged and plugged it back again it completely didnt work and when i unplugged it again… it completely broke inside my interface!!!! I fortunately was able to get each and every piece out(after hours of finding ways) and i did so cause i did not want to waste my new interface.

like hello?? i bought this for my electric piano (casio privia) so i could play silently, and couldn’t figure out why the sound wasn’t coming through…the entire tip had come off inside!! shell out the extra 10 bucks for the nicer one.

Avoid at all costs... this cheap piece of rubbish can easily break inside the audio socket and leave it's parts stuck inside when you try to remove it, which may end up leading to an expensive repair. I'd give it zero stars if I can. Don't risk it.

WARNING DO NOT BUY - After owning it for a week, I plugged it into my Electric drum kit and when i unplugged it, half of the adapter was left inside the audio jack. DO NOT BUY

I plugged it into my amp for my guitar and everything seemed okay. The next day, I go and unplug it from my amp just to see that the end of the adapter had snapped of and gotten stuck in the port in my amp. I still haven’t been able to remove it from my amp and I am very upset. This is a cheap piece of crap and I DO NOT recommend buying it.

Do not use this cheap product. I had mine for approximately 4 months and and took good care of it by storing it properly and using it gently. I utilised it for my headphones when using an analogue mixer, however last weekend it busted itself. I started experiencing some crackling while using the headphones, so I started troubleshooting to determine the source. When I unplugged the adaptor it literally fell apart... parts flew off. The tip (metal) and 2 rings (plastic) all feel off. I had to check inside the headphone jack to ensure nothing was left behind. I'm very lucky that these components didn't end up detaching whilst still in my mixer. Lesson learned, only use professional products for professional equipment.

I was looking for an audio jack converter. I had earphones with a thin male jack needing to be converted into a thick male jack to fit into a mixing desk. I looked high and low on the internet with my search button saying "audio jack converter" what I actually needed and found 2.5 into 3.5. Looks right. Right? However I finally went into JBHIFI asked for the wrong thing 2.5 into 3.5 (after internet searching) and came out with the right thing XCD Essentials 6.3mm to 3.5mm Adaptor V2. Thanks guys! Small suggestion - search pathways and product titles to be a little more patient and simpler for us over 60's.

do not buy this , didn't even last 3 months very band brand bad quality

The Adaptor works very well, and it fits well over existing headphone plug / jack.