Toslink Switch 3x1 Digital Optical Audio Switch 3x1 with Analog RCA and 3.5mm Support 5.1CH 5.1CH/ LPCM2.0/ DTS

Works great with my Sennheiser wireless headphones. Easy to connect. I have had two over past 5 years. They seem to last long time. Excellent. Too bad they don’t seem to be able to sell in USA anymore. Excellent sound. Easy to set up. My wireless headphones sound perfect. As I wrote seems no longer available. Too bad I would buy another for back up.

Finally got my headphones to work, but there’s a pretty loud static when nothing is playing (while browsing)

I could not get my headphones to work because MY Samsung SMART TV has ONLY AN OPTICAL AUDIO OUT FOR SOUND. AFTER READING REVIEWS ON VARIOUS HEADPHONES, I CAME ACROSS THIS ADAPTER TO SOLVE THIS ISSUE. ALL I HAD TO DO WAS PLUG IN ONE END OF THE OPTICAL LIGHTED PLUG INTO TV AND OTHER INTO FRONT OF THIS AND THEN PLUG IN MY RED AND BLACK PLUGS FROM WIRELESS HEADPHONE SET INTO THE RED AND WHITE PORT IN REAR OF DEVICE. VOILA...PERFECT SOUND AND ALL I NEED TO DO IS TURN ON MY HEADPHONES. IF I MUTE TV, THE SOUND COMES ONLY THROUGH HEADPHONES. IF ANOTHER WANTS TO WATCH WITH YOU, JUST ADJUST VOLUME ON TV FOR THEM TO WATCH AND HEAR...SO HAPPY OTHER PEOPLE WROTE REVIEWS; WHAT A GOD SEND FOR ME.

We own Sennheiser wireless headphones for use with tv. Just bought a new tv, and there was no way to connect the headphones. Called Sennheiser, and they recommended this WiiStar device. It works like a dream. Had a bit of trouble figuring out how to connect it, but the Sennheiser service tech knew exactly what to do. Great little device, and well worth the money.

Our son had to look at it and had to get another cable to work with tv/headphones. Couldn't reach anyone to ask what to do, but our son figured it out.

My TV has only an optical audio output besides its internal speakers. I needed this as a simple solution to feed my existing wireless headphones and loop the optical output to my stereo optical input. I didn't really need the 3:1 switch in front but I can see that could be useful in many cases. I could have bought a single channel optical to RCA but then I'd also need an optical splitter to feed both the box for my headphones and my stereo. My Sony stereo has no RCA line outputs when fed from an optical source because Sony is excessively concerned about making it hard to record from optical sources. The good: Optical inputs, optical output, RCA Left & Right line out, fixed level headphone jack out. Includes one optical cable about 3 feet long (estimate) and the plug-in power supply. It works and solved my problem. Needs Improvement: The input select control is a little push button on the front that cycles through the 3 inputs when you push it momentarily. There is no remote. It would be most useful when used as a selector if it automatically selected the optical input that is energized - that way you could put this box out of sight and just turn on and off the source for the optical input and have it automatically select the input that is on. That would avoid having to put this box where you can get to the selector switch. Shipping is direct from China - It took 3 weeks to arrive, though that was well within the promised delivery date.

Previous six year old TV got hit by lightning and most new TV's DO NOT have internal audio splitters installed. If you have someone in the household who is "hearing impaired" and you need to listen to at different volumes levels, then you need a audio splitter like this WiiStar unit. It allows me to listen through the sound bar at low volume and the wife can listen through her Sennheiser Flex 5000 headset at a higher volume level. This splitter allows us to change volume levels or mute independently. NOTE: Tech support has no stars because I never needed their assistance.

This product was recommended by the support staff at Sennheiser, so I bought it to connect my old analog wireless headphones to a new TV that has no analog Audio Out port, just a Digital Audio Out Toslink port. It came with everything I needed: the power cable, the Toslink cable, and the decoder/converter box itself. Installation was a breeze. The box has two other Toslink In ports and a physical switch button to select the input in case I have to connect other peripheral devices in the future. This Wiistar decoder/converter solved my problem at a very small cost.