2 in 1 Out 3.5mm Stereo Audio Switch Box, Audio Source Signal selector, 2 Way Speaker switcher

Needed an affordable/easy way to split speaker audio between dock and 2nd computer. Took a chance and not disappointed. Was easy/obvious to set up, works well. No problems so far.

I like the ability to switch between sources without moving between headphones.

I've used a few of these fiberglass & acrylic devices and this one is the only that I've seen with 4 inputs and 4 outputs. If you're looking for something this specific, you already know the choices are limited. It's worth noting I had to pickup a buzz box for each input to work with this though. Upon plugging in the 2nd input device, a buzz was occurring and needed the buzz box to resolve that (~$8/ea). Once those arrived, I was able to route audio between two computers ending at either my desk speakers, or over to my headphones with two clicks of the dial.Quick info:Design: no idea why the dials are aligned the way they are, as the dials dont line up with each other. Maybe it's on purpose. Drives the OCD a little bit but does the job.Build quality: its a PCB and acrylic boards with relatively cheap knobs, but assembled pretty well all things considered. The PCB board is of pretty good quality tooAesthetics: you either like this sort of "open" design or you don't. I have it sitting next to a legato Wave XLR and StreamDeck which are very tidy and nice looking. With all the wires on the front and back, it's hard to have this just out and about and not want a little place for it. Suffice to say I'm working on a 3D printed enclosure for this thing because it's not the prettiest. But does it's job and does it well.

It's great, simple, unobtrusive, does a great job and will likely last years. Only quibble is the Mute push button is a little noisy. It doesn't make good contact 100% of the time and you have to play with it a little.

I connect four Morse code paddles to the input jacks and four ham radio transceivers to the output jacks. I can now select any key and radio combination that I feel like using simply by adjusting the two knobs.

I picked up this handy little AUX Switch Box to tidy up my work from home / gaming desk setup and allow me to easily switch between my speakers, headphones, personal computer, and company laptop. The unit does exactly what I wanted it to do, but I did want to confirm that thanks to its simple design you will likely need to add a ground loop isolator ($4-8 ea) for each input beyond your first one.The 3.5mm jacks feel tight, and paired well with the random assortment of 3.5mm cables I've accumulated over the years. The selector knobs have reasonably positive detents, the aluminum knobs feel nice enough, and the overall package performs nicely. It even looks at home next to my inexpensive Bravo Audi headphone amp.My only real gripes are the lack of ground loop isolation on the inputs, and the layout of input and output jacks. It would have been a lot tidier if there were two inputs and two outputs on the front and back of the device to keep my back-of-desk arrangement nice and tidy, but I understand that it would have taken more work to get the PCB to layout nicely.Overall, I'm giving the switch box a 5/5 stars because it does its job, I was aware of the potential flaws with the ground loop isolation, and its affordable as all getout. I could have made something myself, but for this price, why bother?Pros:- Inexpensive- Allows easy switching between inputs AND outputs- Attractive, minimalist packageCons:- Some feedback if there are multiple grounded input devices- Input/Output jacks leave room for improvementNeutral:- You gotta install your own rubber feetRecommended Improvements:- Integrate a ground loop isolating transformer if space permits- Have 2 inputs and 2 outputs on the rear of the switch instead of 4 inputs on the rear, and 4 outputs on the front.

Works like a splitter. Lowers the quality of audio

For the Money (~20), this is the one to get. Negatives are the design (may be a pro for some going for that function over form look), location of the ports on 3 sides of the device, and the light weight can cause some thicker cables to put leverage on it. Pro is it does what it needs to very well! Smooth Pot, no noise during switching, No bleed over from other inputs on the main channel (some of the other cheap RCA switches bleed terribly; even ones on here that cost twice as much), and no perceivable added noise in my setup.

Both buttons and volume control work. However, two problems. First the L/R orientation of the Inputs is OPPOSITE to the L/R orientation of the two sets of Outputs, i.e. instead of direct L > L routing, it is L > R inside the device. Second, the plastic panel they put on the bottom is so cheap and thin that when I pressed on the adhesive rubber feet, one of the corners snapped off the mounting. Instead of this open-frame design, they really should have used a proper, stronger enclosure (even a cheap one). So that's two stars off for what could have been a good design.

This is a well-built switch that performs exactly as described. The switches operate smoothly and precisely with enough detent to ensure that they are in position. The four rubber feet on the switch protect the desk surface underneath the switch as well as raise the switch enough so that an upright RCA to 3mm adaptor only takes up one jack position. One minor quibble: the output jacks are located in front of the switch. In my application this meant that up to four cables would spill out front before travelling behind the monitor above it. I solved the problem by rotating the switch 90 degrees so the cables come out of each side. The photo shows the switch nestled inside a monitor stand. It would have been nice if the labels were oriented that way, but definitely not a show-stopper. Highly recommended if you have more than one input (e.g., computer, satellite, etc.) and one output (e.g., headphones, speakers, etc.) and you don't prefer to connect and disconnect cables each time that you change the source or listening device. Delivery was quicker than expected, given the season. It was ordered (from China) on Dec 5 and delivered on Dec 24.

This is exactly what I needed for switching my PC/Mac audio to my Headphones/Speakers. The unit is well built, and the two knobs have a premium feel to them.I bought 3 ground loop isolators to deal with the static noise problem, but I haven't needed them thus far, as the small amount of noise present is pretty minimal, and usually gets drowned out by music anyway. The audio sounds perfect to me. I'll update my review if anything changes.My only complaint is that it would be nice if the unit included a third knob for volume control, as there is no other way to control the volume for one of my input devices. But besides that, this works flawlessly and makes audio switching a whole lot easier 👍🏻

WFH setup has forced me to switch back and forth between PC and Laptop - tired of pulling and plugging headphones between the two and concerned about wear and tear on the equipment. For the price, this little device solves all those issues. No interference, solid build, my only gripe is that it isn't enclosed, so concerned about dust. Grippy on surface(wish they had some sort of mounting option), solid knobs with nice feel. As someone else noted, master volume would be nice, but not essential. Great product.

Works really well for my amateurish setup. There is some noise, I am not certain if that is due to my basic cables or the unit. I don't think this is made for a pro studio, but when trying to fit things together with minimal unplugging and replugging this does the job really well. Quite sturdy, and despite the pictures which make it look a bit fragile I have a feeling this is actually going to be durable.