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I always just liked the stereo splitter. No batteries, cheap and it worked, whats the issue.
by supercoder 10y ago
I always just liked the stereo splitter. No batteries, cheap and it worked, whats the issue.
- kalleboo 10y agoCome next year, no phones are going to have headphone jacks anymore
- dawidpacha 10y ago@kalleboo That's what I believe as well. However there is going to be a lot of traditional headphones left on the market.
- supercoder 10y agoYes they will, they'll just be in the form of lightning & USB-C. So I'll just buy a lightning splitter.
- oxplot 10y agoI can think of two: * Connecting an extra unpowered set of headphones will drop the overall impedance and depending on your source (e.g. a smart phone), you may not be able to get a reasonable volume. * Related to above, if you have to turn up the volume too high when using two headphones, you can easily damage your hearing when going back to one without lowering the volume. I have personally been bit by both.