SiYear 3.5mm Stereo-to-XLR Female Cable, Unbalanced, Braided, 1.5 ft
Product description
Connect a phone, tablet, or laptop to audio equipment with an XLR connection using the SiYear 3.5mm-to-XLR cable. Its stereo mini-jack plug and XLR female connector provide a direct interconnect for setups such as sending audio from a device into a mixing console or powered speaker.
The unbalanced design suits straightforward connections between everyday devices and XLR-equipped audio gear. A braided cable and shielded construction add practical details for regular use around recording or performance setups.
Technical overview
- Connection: 3.5mm stereo TRS mini jack to XLR female, 3-pin
- Signal type: Unbalanced
- Length: 1.5 ft
- Cable: Braided, 4N OFC with high-density and aluminum-foil shielding
- 3.5mm connector: Gold-plated, with an easy-grip 360-degree design
The cable is intended for devices with a stereo mini-jack output and equipment with an XLR connection. Examples include a smartphone, tablet, laptop, PC, MP3 player, or voice recorder connected to a mixing console or powered speaker. Its shielding is designed to help limit EMI/RFI interference, while the gold-plated plug and easy-grip detail are useful when connecting and disconnecting the cable regularly.
Usage tips
Use the 3.5mm TRS end at the source device and the XLR female end at the receiving equipment. Before connecting, identify the source’s audio output and the receiving device’s XLR connection so the cable is serving the intended direction of the signal. For a performance, for example, a tablet running an instrument app can send its output toward a mixing console, for a simple recording setup, a compatible phone or computer can connect to XLR-equipped audio gear.
This is a focused cable for bridging a mini-jack source and an XLR connection, rather than a general adapter for unrelated plug types. If your setup already has the matching connections, the cable provides a single interconnect without adding a separate adapter at each end.
How to use it
Plug the 3.5mm connector into the device’s stereo audio output, then connect the XLR female end to the corresponding XLR connection on the audio equipment. Seat both connectors securely. The grip detail on the mini-jack is intended to make handling easier during frequent unplugging, which can be helpful when moving between a desk, recording space, and performance setup.
The 1.5 ft length is suited to a nearby source and receiver, such as a tablet beside a console or a laptop positioned close to a powered speaker. Placing the connected devices within reach of the cable helps keep the signal path direct and the setup tidy.
When it makes sense
Choose this SiYear cable when you need to connect a device with a 3.5mm stereo output to audio equipment using an XLR connection, such as a mixing console or powered speaker. It brings together the mini-jack format found on many phones, tablets, and computers with an XLR female connector, making it useful for compact recording, audio playback, and performance arrangements. The unbalanced connection, short 1.5 ft reach, braided construction, and shielded cable make it a practical fit for a nearby-device setup where those connector types match your equipment.