BlastCase 3.5mm Jack AUX Audio Cable for iPod/MP3/Zune/Car Audio - White - High-Quality Sound Transfer Review

Very cheaply made. I bought it 3 times and it doesn't last long. turn it off after a while. Rather spend a little more for higher quality material.

Perfect for connecting my iPod Nano to my stereo. The retractable design allows me to leave the jack plugged into my stereo without having new cables dangling all over the place, making the Nano a plug and play device without having to hunt for a connecting cable. Simple, functional and cheap. Five stars!

I received this cable to connect my phone to my car stereo. Works and sounds just as good as a CD player or USB stick. To update. It's been a few months and the cable still works fine but won't retract. It is no problem for me. 2 years later. The cable still works and will be removed when you understand how to work with it.

At first I liked this unit, but then, maybe a few months after we bought it, the part that connects to the iPod connector went out of construction. It reminded me of headphones when using the CD player. You have to play and twist the cable to get all the tone. Our stereo sounded like only half the music was coming out. I guess that's what you get for paying so little?

I love listening to music in the car on my phone. But with a regular AUX cord, you have that long cord that can be distracting. This retractable AUX cord is amazing and lasts a surprisingly long time despite carrying it often. I will definitely buy it again if the need arises and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an AUX cable!

This is not the first time I buy this product. I've bought it before because it's worth it. After a year and four months they no longer work so I just buy another set to replace the broken one. Maybe it's my fault they stopped working. The problem was that when I connected them to my iPod and the car, it sounded like we were in the ocean. Like I said I could be my fault because when I unplugged them I just let it retract and just let go of the cable which would result in it hitting the dash.