Native Instruments Traktor 8 inch DJ Cable for iPad/iPhone

Great quality - reputable brand, does exactly what I need - splitting the audio with minimal (if any) loss in sound quality. Does what it says on the tin. Only one thing is that it is probably possibly cheaper available, but you're paying for the brand and the quality.

I bought a pioneer DDJ200 second hand so didn't come with the splitter cable as standard so tried this and it works perfectly. Its splits the headphones and speakers from my 3.5mm laptop port perfectly so you can cue in music from the other deck without your audience hearing it on the dancefloor

Works perfectly well with DJ as a split output device. Something I wanted to do some home mixing with rather than paying a small fortune for something wholly more professional. I use this with my iPad and the sound quality (whilst mono) is perfectly acceptable. Handy that it's also small enough to be popped into the iPad case for travelling around.

I needed a replacement splitter for a 2nd hand Pioneer ddj200.. this one worked perfectly and at a fraction of the cost of a pioneer one. Sound quality is great as you would expect from Traktor also worked on android device too via rekordbox app.

Great product, does the trick.

Bought to use with iPad and DJay software. Works perfectly and has a tough, robust feel to the joints. It is a little expensive for what it is but I tried using a cheap 3.5mm jack splitter at first which didn't work at all so the internal wiring must be unique to use with iPhone and iPad software.

Works perfectly with Cross DJ on my Android tablet, with the outputs going as-expected (one of the sockets is marked with a little headphone symbol, the other with a little speaker, and the appropriate audio comes out without needing to flip the "invert" option in Cross DJ's settings).I can't speak to the Traktor DJ app as that's iOS only and I don't have an ipad/iphone, but as this is the official NI Traktor cable made FOR that app, I would assume it also works properly.If you need a DJ Splitter Cable to go with a DJ app on phone/tablet (presuming it supports the split-output mode), or for DJing on a laptop if you don't have a controller with built in soundcard, this works perfectly.It is NOT a regular headphone splitter. If you don't know the difference, put "what is a dj splitter cable" in to Google.

I bought a Pioneer DDJ 200 which at the time unbeknownst to me was missing the splitter cable that creates the "monoaural" output that splits a single headphone into left and right separate channels after buying 2 cheap splitters that didn't work I bought this one at £9 a whole £21 cheaper than the official Pioneer lead and it works perfectly.