🔌 iXCC 10ft Extra Long Male to Male 3.5mm Universal Aux Audio Stereo Cable - Compatible with All 3.5mm-Enabled Devices Review

This cable literally amazed me. Plugged it in between my laptop and my living room stereo. Unfortunately I forgot about that and actually ran into it so badly that I was sure it was a mess. I was shocked to see that although one [stereo] end was bent it worked great and has been working great ever since. Works even in what I connect it to. I've been working with clay for almost 40 years and I've never seen anything like it. A cable that can withstand this stress and still work is a testament to

I bought a large, durable 3.5mm male to male cable here at Revain, but after a few months of moderate use it broke. The connectors were not designed to support the weight/weight of this cable. This cable sounds just as good, which is nice because it doesn't have as much shielding as the other ones I've used. I use it as part of my pro gear when doing paid music gigs on the go, and use it to connect my MacBook Pro to my mixer. The build quality seems very good and I would definitely buy more if…

This cable does what it's supposed to do but is a bit cheap in my opinion. For starters, the metal caps on the ends (which only screw on) tended to unscrew without rough handling. Although they could be screwed back on without any problems, they still had to be tightened constantly. Also, the cable wasn't of the best quality - it didn't seem very "strong" and the internal wires were very thick. So I wouldn't be too rough on this cable when using it on the go. However, with those exceptions, it…

I bought one and got a replacement cable but both AUX cables had the same problem - no sound. It's weird because it didn't matter if I connected it to my car, phone, laptop or tablet - they all have the same problem. Maybe I was just unlucky to only find two faulty cables out of several thousand. Initially, I needed them to connect the Bluetooth headset MPOW 059 to my laptop, because Bluetooth does not work at my home despite many hours of use, for reasons unknown to me. research/experiment…

I use these exclusively in my car and am very impressed with the balance of durability and ease of use. It's used daily and doesn't strain the connectors or tear the insulation like a lot of the extra cables I usually buy do. At the same time, it's flexible enough that I can easily move it to any compartment around my car's console; There is no rigidity at all in this cord. Sound quality is excellent while avoiding the crackling that occurs with many connectors as they wear out. Oddly enough…

Let's round up here. According to Revane, I received this around July 7th, plus or minus a day here or there. It's been in my car ever since, hooked up to my aux jack. I used it every time I rode, so about 5-7 days a week. At the moment the blue IXCC cover on both ends has come loose, exposing the inside of the end and apparently contributing to the slightest bump in the road causing me to lose connection with my MP3 player (yes I know , who still uses this rhetorical question, the answer is…

Very disappointed with this cable. Although I usually choose the iXCC cable, this one is wrong and the product description is just plain wrong. This cable has very minimal shielding and is a far cry from the double shielding claimed in the product description. For clarity, wire *shield*, by convention, means an electrically conductive coating(s) surrounding one or more internal signal conductors. Wired *jackets* are non-conductive outer layers that provide physical protection to the cable's…