Rode SC3 3.5mm TRRS to TRS Cable Adaptor for smartLav Microphone

It let me use a lavalier microphone with the Rode Me. Worked great.

Great converter for using mics meant for smartphones in standard camera audio jacks.RODE always puts out great products and I'd say it is worth getting this convertor rather than taking a risk on the super-cheap adapters on Amazon.As they say, "You get what you pay for."Check out a video review and test of this product on my YouTube channel THiNK Media TV!

I bought this to use a lapel mic for my GoPro. I been using it for about a year and works well and have not had a single issue.

This is needed for the SmartLav to work with any camera. It is very small and feels kinda cheap, but it's very durable. Been using this for years.

Worked perfectly with my Lavalier mic and my Zoom H4n Pro

I don't use this anymore, but when I DID use it, it was very helpful. The reason i bought it, was because I used it for vlogging with the Canon EOS M3, which has a flip UP screen so I can't use the mount for a mic AND see the screen. So instead I bought a Rode VideoMic Me, which mounted to my camera via a wall mount cable holder thing. But that mic is for phones and doesn't work in cameras....without this splitter, that is. So I used it for that and it worked fine. I ended up getting a new camera (EOS M50), which allows me to do what I want, and mount a better mic on top, because the screen flips to the side. So I no longer need this, nor the mic I used it with. But it's still good for those that do need it.

Although this is a handy piece of hardware, it does convert the TRRS to TRS correctly however some digital audio recorders do not except this conversion without a lot of play with the cord. Having said that the overall purpose of this product does meet the expectation. I bought this to convert my Rode Smart lavalier mic to work on my other audio devices other than my smart phone or tablet. In some cases for instance with my Roland R-05 Digital audio recorder, that unit does not except the conversion with ease. However on many of the video cameras, and cheaper audio recording devices it does seem to do the trick and it does it very well. However if you want a true TRS microphone I think the Best route is to buy one that is already wired with a TRS connection. Anytime a conversion cable is required there is always the possibility of difficulty, interference etc. I hope anyone looking at this comment takes what I say with a grain of salt. The item does exactly what it says it does, however to keep it simple it just doesn't work on every device with ease.

This was a gift. The person I got it for likes it.