Will Mic-Lock cut out the microphone only if used in a 2 in 1 audio jack?Updated 9 months ago

If you have a separate Mic input line, you just have to plug Mic-Lock into it, and your speaker output audio will still work.

Some desktops have this, but most devices have one TRRS combo 4-pole headphone-microphone in one to save on space.

You can also buy a third-party audio splitter which allows you to separate the audio.

1. If I connect Mic-Lock to a device with a combined microphone and headphone port, will it only disable the mic while allowing headphone use?
2. Does using Mic-Lock in a dual-purpose audio jack on my laptop ensure that only the microphone function is blocked?
3. Can Mic-Lock selectively disable the microphone without affecting audio output in devices featuring a single audio/mic jack?
4. When plugged into a 2-in-1 audio jack, is Mic-Lock designed to exclusively neutralize the microphone capability, leaving the headphone functionality intact?