🔴 JSAUX AUX Cable, [4ft/2Pack- Copper Shell, Hi-Fi Sound] 3.5mm TRS Auxiliary Audio Cable Nylon Braided Aux Cord Compatible for Car/Home Stereos, Speaker, Headphones, Sony, Echo Dot, Beats - Red Review

I bought these cables to connect my phone to my car stereo and listen to music while driving. The sound quality of these cables is excellent and they are solidly built so I think they will last a long time. Nice red color is a nice bonus.

So far these cords have lasted several days without breaking which is good for kids. Use them in headphones that use a 3.5mm input to a 3.5mm output on Fire tablets. The kids kept ruining their other headphones so I bought the ones that had the cords coming out.

Very strong cable. If for any reason you ever break the extra eyelet I am sure you can use this very strong rope in a life and death situation. Stuck on an island because your plane crashed? Well, you already have the rope, congratulations. ALSO. works very well with computers.

So, as the name suggests, I only pay 6 dollars and 29 cents for these things. Somehow there is still a list to get a double pack for the same price! Also, they feel sturdy, the jack is reinforced and I haven't had any problems with them for almost a year. I would sincerely buy it again, in fact I will in a heartbeat!

Cable looks good and is well made, braided is better but after a month of use I noticed white noise in my audio not a pickup or a problem With the unit, cables swapped and loosened, it doesn't appear to be very well shielded so it stopped picking up all frequencies from the nearby power cables or radio, I removed those cables and there was no more noise. Too bad the cables look good and the price is good but the quality is not the same.

I will never buy plastic jumper cables again. Woven nylon is the way to go and costs a few bucks more. They are built to last - flexible, tangle free and reinforced around the connector's metal shell so it WILL NOT fall apart and slide back on the cable exposing the wiring. If you've had cheap plastic bottles, you know what I'm talking about. Also, red is a beautiful color. It fits my headphones and my Sony MP3 player. I bought 2 packs and that's probably all I need. But if so, I'll buy again…

I will never buy plastic connection cables again. Woven nylon is the way to go and costs a few bucks more. They are built to last - flexible, tangle free and reinforced around the connector's metal body so it will NOT fall apart and slide back on the cable exposing the wiring. If you've had cheap plastic bottles, you know what I'm talking about. Also, red is a beautiful color. It fits my headphones and my Sony MP3 player. I bought 2 packs and that's probably all I need. But if you do i will buy

I know it's typically used for Aux/Audio settings, but these cables are also used for split keyboards. That's why I bought them to connect both sides of the split keyboard. And since my setup was black and red, I wanted a black or red wire. The signal is excellent and the cable is long enough that I could place the two sides of the keyboard on my desk if I wanted - or use the cable. Cable tie or velcro to keep it neat and in place.

Purchased to replace two headphone cords wrapped in red cloth. You where 2 for $3.00. One died about three months later. Another one I made for 1/4 in conjunction with 3.5mm that still works. Glad it still works. And they're no doubt a good 4 feet long. So found her with a great deal for two. And 18 months warranty. Cool! They are much heavier in quality than the cheap ones. Best Jack Design. Believe me, the cheap ones have gone bad. So this will help. I use it on my guitar amps. MG 100HDFX…