Warmstor 2 Pack Gold Plated 2.5mm Male to 1/8 inch 3.5mm Female Stereo Audio Jack Adapter Cable 90 Degree Right Angle Connector 6 inch Cord for Radios,Headphones,Recorder,Camera

They work great, no noise, they've been reliable. I use them to adapt a straight connector snake to a digital mixer in a rack so I can just leave the mixer connectors hooked in and simply put the cover back on. Saves a ton of time setting up and tearing down my keyboard rig which has six stereo audio outputs. They stay hooked up inside the rack while the snake has a strain relief anchor point allowing me to coil up the snake in the back of the mixer rack

Use these to adapt my handheld vhf/uhf radio to standard 2.5 mm headphone plug. Angle hugs side of radio.

Compact and Handy Adapter Cable for Everyday Use This Warmstor 2-pack adapter set turned out to be a surprisingly useful little addition to my audio kit. The gold-plated 2.5mm male to 3.5mm female right-angle connectors are well built and fit snugly without feeling cheap. I like that the short six-inch cord gives just enough flexibility to avoid strain on the jacks, which is especially helpful when plugging into radios or cameras where a straight adapter might stick out awkwardly. In daily use, sound quality comes through clean without noticeable hiss or static. The gold plating does seem to help with a solid connection, and the right-angle design makes for a neater setup in tight spaces. I’ve used one with an older handheld radio and another with a digital recorder, and both performed just as expected. That said, these are small adapters with thin cabling, so I wouldn’t put them through rough handling. They’re better suited for light, careful use rather than constant plugging and unplugging or a lot of bending stress. If you need something heavy-duty, a thicker cable or reinforced strain relief might be worth considering. Bottom line: A simple, inexpensive solution that works exactly as advertised. Great for radios, recorders, and cameras when you need a quick 2.5mm to 3.5mm conversion without adding bulk.

My handie talkie is a Radioditty GC-5, but the assumption is that the external mic/speaker dual-jack is a universal arrangement, with the receiver audio on the smaller 2.5mm jack. Using this adapter cable -- even with its "stereo" connectors -- successfully delivers audio to the monaural 3.5mm plug of an external "communications" speaker. That's the "Pro." Con: But, after a couple of hours of monitoring with the external speaker, the right-angle jack of this adapter cable failed. And that was with me being careful not the stress or strain the cable/connectors. No idea what happened, with the HT lying on the table without straining the cable. After a couple of hours, I noticed the receiver was stopping its scan but I wasn't hearing anything. Switching to the 2nd supplied cable, the audio came through again. Going back to the 1st cable, wiggling the right-angle connector showed that it became intermittent inside/near the right-angle. Sigh. Some relief that it wasn't the HT jack that had failed. Amazon is sending a replacement, so switching from 3 stars to 5 stars.

Does exactly what you’d expect. Allows you to use most modern 3.5mm (1/8”) audio devices with older 2.5mm jacks. I’m using this to plug an earbud into my old telephone lineman’s (buttset) tester. Perfect fit on both ends. I also love it’s a short pigtail and not a solid adapter plug fitting. Much easier to use without some obnoxious mass sticking out the side! Thank you for this!

Very Poor Quality. The microphone cannot be turned on despite moving the mute switch off and on many times. The earpiece sound is garbled. This is a 100 % NON-USABLE disappointment.

Many ham radios, especially the later Chinese handhelds, use a "Kenwood" type of interface where a 3.5mm jack on the radio is used for microphone input and a 2.5mm jack is used for audio out. Since most headphones have a 3.5mm plug on the end, these adapters simplify connecting the headphones to the 2.5mm audio output on the radio. The short length of flexible audio cable protects the jack on the radio from stress. Good stuff.

The Kenwood SMC-34 has a 2.5 adapter. This short 2.5 to 3.5 mm did the trick for my concealment headset. The audio was perfect and did the job quite nicely. So, if you are looking for an adapter, these are great, and you get two!

BIEN

works like they said fit properly