Audio cable ShiverPeaks 98200 — 3.5 mm 4‑pole connector, stereo + microphone

ShiverPeaks 98200 is a 3.5 mm 4‑pole audio cable engineered to carry stereo audio and a microphone signal over a single TRRS connection. The cable is intended for devices with combined audio/mic jacks such as many headsets, smartphones and laptops. It enables a single-cable connection for applications that require both stereo output and microphone input, simplifying setup for voice calls, gaming and mobile audio use.

Advantages

The ShiverPeaks 98200 combines stereo left/right channels and a microphone line into one 3.5 mm 4‑pole connector, reducing cable clutter and eliminating the need for separate mic and headphone plugs. Its TRRS configuration ensures compatibility with devices that accept combined audio/mic jacks. The single-connector design facilitates quick connection and disconnection and supports standard headset wiring conventions used by many consumer electronics.

Suitable for

• Connecting headsets with combined audio/mic TRRS plugs to smartphones and laptops
• Voice calls and online meetings that use a headset microphone
• Gaming on devices that provide a single 3.5 mm headset jack
• Mobile audio setups where stereo output and microphone input are required together

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3.5 mm TRRS (4‑pole) plug
• Channels: stereo left and right plus microphone
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Application: combined audio and microphone transmission for consumer devices

How to use

Insert the 3.5 mm TRRS plug into the device's combined audio/microphone jack until it is fully seated. Connect the headset or accessory that uses a single 3.5 mm 4‑pole connector to the other end as required. Verify audio output and microphone input in the device's sound settings or communication app; select the combined headset as the input/output source. For devices that separate headphone and microphone jacks, an appropriate adapter may be required.

Recommendations

Position the cable to avoid sharp bends and strain near the connector ends. When storing, coil the cable loosely to prevent kinks. If using on different devices, check the device wiring standard (CTIA or OMTP) and, if necessary, use an adapter to ensure correct microphone and stereo signal mapping.