In practice this comes down to cables and adapters: 3.5 mm AUX cables, male-to-female extension pieces, and USB-C and Lightning adapters for the phones that no longer have a headphone jack. Some of the Joyroom adapters have a built-in DAC, which you hear in the sound quality more clearly than with a fully passive adapter. Home cinema has its own optical Toslink cables. Lengths range from 10 centimetre adapter stubs to two-metre cables, so it is worth working out the distance you need beforehand.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between active noise cancelling and passive isolation?
How long do wireless earbuds really last on one charge?
Can I use one pair with both my phone and my computer?
In practice this comes down to cables and adapters: 3.5 mm AUX cables, male-to-female extension pieces, and USB-C and Lightning adapters for the phones that no longer have a headphone jack. Some of the Joyroom adapters have a built-in DAC, which you hear in the sound quality more clearly than with a fully passive adapter. Home cinema has its own optical Toslink cables. Lengths range from 10 centimetre adapter stubs to two-metre cables, so it is worth working out the distance you need beforehand.