🎧 JSAUX USB C to 3.5mm Audio Aux Jack Cable - Compatible with iPad Pro 2018, Google Pixel 2/3 XL, Samsung Galaxy S21/S20 Ultra, Red Review

The cable is strong and works well. The only point of criticism is a perceptible hissing between the pieces of music played. It seems to disappear when the next song starts. Definitely not a showstopper. There may be noise in my system. highlighted.

This cable is great. Perfect clarity and I'm so glad I don't have to worry about losing the key or having a bad connection between the key and the 3.5mm cable. That simplifies everything. The only thing that could improve it would be to have a splitter on it so I can charge it at the same time. Def is worth the money.

The cable and connectors are very strong and durable. Each end has a rubber component that grips the cable and its ends. Cheaper cables don't have this and usually break over time. The cable itself transmits the sound perfectly and also looks great. I use it to connect my Macbook Pro to my stereo.

I am very glad that I found this product. With all the USB-C that comes with phones and some of the newer phones that don't have an aux port; I was concerned that I would have to use a plug-in radio that is having problems (static, can't pick up new signals, etc.). .) I was happy to see that it worked very well. The cable is strong and well made. The price was great.

Okay, this thing is great except for two things 1) it's VERY short. My aux plug goes into my center console so I can leave it on long enough. My last one was three times as long, so I'm probably spoiled. 2) STICKY IS HOSTILE! She will grab every piece of fabric you have and refuse to let go. I almost ripped it off getting out of the car and it unknowingly snagged on me, my jacket or whatever I was wearing and was pulled back into the car.

I used this cable on my car (2009 Acura RDX) and have some comments on it. To state what I'm about to say, I'm comparing this cable to a third-party Bluetooth receiver from Walmart that I bought for $12 and a green cable I got at a gas station (remember, that the green wire was AUX). AUX , not USB-C to AUX, and I used a phone with an AUX jack for this cable.) Now let's get to those mini reviews! Just to clarify, I turned the car speakers to MAX bass volume to see the difference more clearly…

The product turned out to be defective when I tried to use it on my Honda. I figured it was likely that the jack didn't go all the way into the flip aux, so I tried it on my speakers and it had the same issue; had to move it and eventually you hear a noise but it never held up. I probably didn't want to wait another 1-2 days, so I ended up diagnosing the problem myself. I tried soldering a new connector back to the wire, which had the same problem after that, so I got a multimeter and found the

The first one I received was defective. The company contacted me after my initial review and did everything they could to resolve the issue. Got a replacement yesterday. I have to give these guys an A for customer service. Nice to deal with. I've been using the adapter for 2 days now. The sound quality is phenomenal. For comparison, I bought a small 3 inch cable long after using it with a standard AUX cable, both made by the iPhone. The sound was muffled and at maximum volume the wind could…

I used this cable for my car (Acura RDX 2009) and I have some comments about it. To state what I'm about to say, I'm comparing this cable to a third-party Bluetooth receiver from Walmart that I bought for $12 and a green cable I got at a gas station (remember, that the green wire was AUX). AUX , not USB-C to AUX, and I used a phone with an AUX jack for this cable.) Now let's get to those mini reviews! Just to clarify, I turned the car speakers to MAXIMUM bass volume to see the difference more…