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Syncwire Nylon-Braided 3.5 mm Audio Y Splitter, Silver

Lets two sets of headphones share one jack on a flight or road trip. Braided, double shielded, with the same 36-month store warranty as Syncwire's aux cord. Store price checked 2026-11-06.

$11.99 at Syncwire, no code needed

Price: $11.99 (list $12.99) at Syncwire's official US store, verified 2026-11-07.

Discount code: none listed; Dealectric has no Syncwire code to offer.

Buy: https://dealectric.com/go/syncwire-3-5mm-audio-y-splitter — opens Syncwire's official US store at no extra cost.

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Warranty: 36 months on orders from syncwire.com. Returns: 30 days from dispatch, unused and in original packaging; buyer pays return shipping unless the item is defective. Free shipping to US addresses.. Affiliate network: Awin; tracking cookie: None days. All Syncwire codes, including the ones the store rejected: Syncwire discount codes.

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Syncwire Nylon-Braided 3.5 mm Audio Y Splitter, Silver: One 3.5 mm male to two 3.5 mm female, 24K gold-plated, metal housings, Nylon braided, double shielded, 15,000+ cycles at 90 degrees (maker test). Dealectric spec card
Syncwire Nylon-Braided 3.5 mm Audio Y Splitter at a glance. Image: Dealectric; specs from Syncwire's official product page.

Specifications

ConnectorsOne 3.5 mm male to two 3.5 mm female, 24K gold-plated, metal housings
JacketNylon braided, double shielded
Bend rating15,000+ cycles at 90 degrees (maker test)
Case fitMaker says it fits nearly all cases except LifeProof

Model: Nylon-Braided 3.5mm Audio Cable Y Splitter. Figures are from the manufacturer's official product page unless a caveat says otherwise.

Who it's for

Two people sharing one phone, tablet or seat-back screen.

Caveats

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