Tegg 8pcs PJ-307 3.5mm Stereo Jack Socket 5 Pin PCB Mount Female Audio Headphone Socket Connector

Wasn't sure this would fit in my breadboard - it does, and works fine!The ground pin comes bent at an angle, it's meant to be on a pcb and idk how it would be solderedBut, it bends back easily (literally takes 1 second), and the pins were long enough to easily make contact with my breadboard.

The media could not be loaded. Works for what it’s advertised for. I think the connection sounds pretty good.

Two of the five pins are much thicker and don't fit nicely into most of the perf boards I tried them on. A few worked fine but they had larger than normal holes, which means smaller than normal pads so it's a tradeoff. If you're doing a direct replacement for the same part for a repair these should work nicely.They do the job but need a little fiddling.

Love the product! All my American friends with less than enough fluency in ChinGlis the 5 connecs are: left to right looking down with term side next to you, Line R, Load R, Load L, Line L and the 5th on the opposite side of the connection board is the common connec (ground) to the other 4 terminals.

Functionally works as expected. It holds well on printed circuit boards because there are 5 legs to solder to the board. Definitely would recommend or purchase again.

I used these for the TZXDuino board from ProjectAVR. Works great and now i can play tapes for my Spectrum ZX without a cassette deck.....woohoo

Reasonable price. Good quality. I used one for my HiFiBerry DAC.

These connectors appear to give false signal to the PC about a device being plugged or unplugged.Apparently, the connectors have little pins inside that touch when there's nothing plugged in and they stop touching when you plug something in. Conversely, how to find connectors with little pins that touch when you plug a device in, which tells the PC there is something plugged in?