Toslink Splitter

Works great!

This splitter worked very well. I am very satisfied.

A simple inexpensive solution when you only have one digital optical output on your TV that enables you to connect to devices, like Bluetooth headphones and a soundbar. It works like a signal splitter on audio cables or coaxial cables.

Works well

It is a good product and works fine except it would not drive the sound bar. My sound bar requires a full strength signal . This is a passive splitter that divides the signal in half for each output. I need an active splitter that will provide full power to each output. Lesson learned. This may not be true for all sound bars but it was for mine.

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Works as it should easy to set up would buy again

My LG TV has a single optical output. I use it to feed both my stereo and my sound bar (that way I can use the sound bar as a center speaker for movies with the stereo). Normally I just use the sound bar. I have a fully working and functional active optical splitter that I was using (and am still using). I figured I’d clean up the mess behind my TV with a passive optical splitter (no power supply). That didn’t work out at all! If you look closely at the end of a standard Toslink optical cable you will notice that the end is not quite square. There are two small ridges sticking out on opposite sides and one side is perfectly flat and one side has the corners slightly notched off. Why the hell they did that I cannot imagine since a perfectly round connector would have made more sense - But that’s the Toslink standard… The two female optical jacks do not actually match the shape of the Toslink connector - At least not on the one I got. It has the two ridges but the two other sides are identical - unlike the actual optical connectors. The male end is properly shaped. By the way I am a now retired Electronic Engineer - I do know how to insert connectors. No matter what orientation I tried on the weird connector neither my sound bar nor stereo received the optical input - I assume the problem is that the connectors were not fully aligned and engaged. To answer my title’s question - “How can you go wrong with a passive splitter.” The answer is if you use the wrong connector or the splitter is improperly assembled! For the seller or manufacturer - Don’t bother asking, this review stays up.

Bought this to have a split/dual optical output from a HDMI switcher/audio extractor I use with my Xbox and PS5 and have the ability to send the audio to 2 different sources/DACs (reasons). Avoiding some of the cheaper options, I was pleased with the build quality of this splitter and the solid connection fit, to the extent that it's actually hard to detach any cable you plug in given how well they clip/slot in.

As advertised. Splitter on back of Sony Bravo allows Phonak hearing aid and Stereo amplifier/subwoofer.

Facil de instalar y funciona

I needed a TOSLINK splitter to be able to connect both my Bose Cinemate II sound system as well as my Sennheiser RS175 headphones to my Sony Bravia TV. I was using the Sony headphone output for the RS175, but somehow got dropouts as of recently and was no longer satisfied with the sound. After reading the reviews and that this specific (passive) splitter might not work, I was a bit concerned. However, I can gladly report that it works fine and was very easy to install. Plugging the cables in might take a bit more effort than usual, but they sit tight, and the sound quality on my headphones is now much better. I ordered a 2m BlueRigger TOSLINK cable at the same time and am very happy. Thank God I did not to have to buy a powered one, as I am running out of sockets. ;-) Can recommend. Price seems to be on the lower end compared to the competition.

Not working in my TV to Home theater