CableCreation 3.5mm Aux Cable: Male to Male Stereo Audio Cable for LilGadgets Headphones, Smartphones, Home/Car Stereos & More - 3-Feet/0.9M Review

Disappointed, I bought this in February, it's now June and about a week and a half ago I noticed that the sound quality in my car had deteriorated dramatically. (I only use it in my car to connect my phone to my stereo). I had to turn the volume up a lot to get to the same volume I'm listening at, although one of my speakers broke first. Now I understand it must be the cable because it started sending out static and making horrible noises whenever my car hit the slightest bump. The extra cable…

I get a lot out of it, I drive party buses and my customers are idiots who keep pulling on the cord. I use cable instead of bluetooth as it only takes 5-10 minutes between stops so the bluetooth connection process will be annoying. They appear to have a little more usage time before the buyer rips them in half. They eventually fail, but they feel a little heavier compared to the half dozen or so other cables I've tried.

Put simply, now I can listen to music on my old (non-Bluetooth) speakers while sitting on the bed where before I couldn't. I've had this cable for about 6 months now and it's still working as well as I bought it with no signs of wear. It makes a weird feedback noise if one end is on the ground and I accidentally step on it or put something on it, but I'd probably make a weird noise if someone stepped on me, so this is acceptable.

Nice 3.5mm plug to connect your phone to your portable stereo, obviously to improve the sound. I like this model because the little metal thing at the base of the jack allows me to plug it into my phone without removing the phone from the case like most cables do. As for the look and feel, to be honest it's like fabric, it's very light. Haven't had any durability issues yet, but I'm cautious about it just in case. It looks very good and its black and white design goes with almost any gear.

Disappointed, I bought it in February it's June now and about a week and a half ago I noticed that the sound quality in my car had deteriorated drastically. (I only use it in my car to connect my phone to my stereo). I had to turn the volume up a lot to get to the same volume I'm listening at, although one of my speakers broke first. Now I understand it must be the cable because it started sending out static and making horrible noises whenever my car hit the slightest bump. The extra cable I…