Digital Optical Audio Splitter, SPDIF Toslink Optical Fiber Audio Splitter, 1 in 3 Out Toslink Splitter with Optical Cable, Support Dolby Digital & DTS 5.1 for PS3 Blue-Ray DVD HDTV

This is an amazing little device, it works pretty good. Thanks...!!!

Exactly what we wanted. I really needed two cables, not one. So keep that in mind when you order. You may need an extra cable. Works perfectly

Works great. I have a sound bar with my TV and wife can listen to her normal sound while I listen through my hearing aids. I can listen outside on the patio or in the bathroom and not miss anything I was watching. Worth the $$.

The unit works great. However, the included optical cable would not stay locked into the unit. Threw it out.

Utilicé este producto para mi sistema de sonido, con excelentes resultados

I’ve had this splitter for a few months now and it works flawlessly. It is small, being about half as long and slightly thicker than a deck of playing cards. It is lightweight and came with a power supply and optical Toslink cable.I plugged my TV into the input side and plugged in my soundbar and Bluetooth transmitter/receiver for my wireless headphones into the output side. This allows me to share the signal from my TV to my soundbar and headphones simultaneously. When I want to use my headphones, I just turn the soundbar down; no more messing with having to unplug one or the other each time I need to switch the output, which is a HUGE plus since the TV’s optical port is recessed and impossible to see without doing a headstand.It’s light enough you could mount it with some small Velcro buttons, but small enough to hide in a corner, though you might find that difficult since you’ll have cables coming out of three sides no matter what—one side has the power port, one side has 1x input/1x output, and the other side has 2x output.All in all, I feel this is well worth it for under $30 and it is a massive convenience for me. Everything about it is plug and play and I haven’t had to touch it since I hooked it up. I don’t notice any audio quality loss and there’s no static or hum or anything of that nature (not to my ear, anyway, but I’m no audiophile), just sound where I want it when I want it.

At first I thought it was my cable(s), stop using it and plug it directly to source. Because of that, I missed my return window. Test again and 2 of the 3 outputs no longer have the red laser light and the 1 with the light don't even work. I kind of suspect this was just another POS from China that I can purchase for less $10 from Temu. Just looks and feels cheap. Pay no mind to the positive reviews. It's probably premature. I suggest looking at alternative options with larger review counts..

We needed a splitter for our new TV. Somehow most of the new ones only come with one Optical Fiber Audio port. We needed to add the hearing aid along with a sound bar (for everyone else to hear the TV). This worked so easily. Plugged in both Optical Fiber Cables into the box and the box plugged into the TV input. Been working about 3 weeks now - no problems.