Restore your favorite headset to its former glory with our 3.5mm TRRS 4-Pole Audio Plug. Unlike standard stereo plugs, this 4-pole (Tip-Ring-Ring-Sleeve) connector is designed to carry both Left and Right stereo audio plus a Microphone or Video signal. Whether you are fixing a high-end gaming headset, a smartphone hands-free kit, or a custom auxiliary cable, this solder-type jack provides a professional, high-fidelity connection that lasts.
Gaming Headset Repair: The universal standard for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch controller audio jacks.
Smartphone Audio: Perfect for repairing wired earbuds with inline microphones for iPhones (older models), Samsung, and Android devices.
Laptop & Tablet Connectivity: Ideal for modern laptops that combine the headphone and microphone into a single 3.5mm combo port.
Specialized AV Projects: Used in certain cameras and portable media players to output both audio and composite video signals.
4-Pole TRRS Architecture: Features four distinct segments to support Stereo Audio (L/R), Microphone, and Ground (GND) on a single slimline connector.
Precision Solder Tabs: High-quality internal soldering points designed to be compact yet accessible for fine-gauge headset wires.
Heavy-Duty Metal Housing: Comes with a rugged, screw-on metal shell that provides excellent EMI shielding and physical protection.
Integrated Strain Relief: Includes a flexible internal clamp and/or boot to protect delicate wires from the constant bending of daily use.
Universal Standard Compatibility: Follows standard dimensions to ensure a perfect fit in any 3.5mm auxiliary (AUX) or combo jack.
Industrial Resilience: Built to withstand the rigors of portable use, making it the top choice for DIY audiophiles and repair shops.
Connector Type: 3.5mm Male
Pole Count: 4-Pole (TRRS)
Is this the same as a standard "Stereo" plug?
No. A standard stereo plug is TRS (3-pole). This is TRRS (4-pole), which adds an extra ring for the microphone. It will work in stereo jacks, but it is specifically required if your cable has a microphone.
Does it support CTIA or OMTP wiring?
Yes. This hardware supports both. The difference between CTIA (Apple/Modern Android) and OMTP (Older Nokia/Sony) is how you solder the Microphone and Ground wires to the sleeve and the second ring.
Is it hard to solder?
Due to the four poles being close together, we recommend using a fine-point soldering tip and a "helping hands" tool. It is perfect for 24-30 AWG headset wires.
