3.5mm aux Cord, ICEELEC Jack to Jack 90 Degree Right Angle Auxiliary Stereo Cable/Aux Cable for Car Stereos, Phone, Computer, Speakers, MP3 Players etc (Black, 4FT).

[Edited review] I'm using this cable to connect mechanical split keyboards, which is an off-label usage for sure. It's an extremely attractive cable, supple and heavy, with thick knurling on the plugs. I liked it so much that I immediately ordered a second. However, the conductors are so thin that it only works as a serial cable for one of my keyboards. I'm not adjusting my rating since it doesn't seem fair to leave a poor review for a non-audio usage of the cable, but keyboard nerds be aware that it may not work for you.

This is an EXTREMELY high quality cable that works flawlessly. I'm using it to connect a very high quality (Monsoon) quad speaker system to an iPad, cell phone and a Bluetooth receiver (through a switch) and the sound quality when playing 24-bit/192Khz FLAC files is absolutely perfect staggering, especially through my LG V10 cell phone which has a 24-bit/192KHz DAC in it.Fit and finish and quality of all components (cable, connectors, etc.) is impressive for SO little money. Frankly, I doubt they're making any money at all on these cables, what with them being SO inexpensive. I was skeptical that the sound quality would be any good at all but I needed a cable in a HURRY and got this shipped to me VERY quickly.If you need an 1/8" / 3.5mm male-to-male stereo cable, don't look any further than THIS one. HIGHLY Recommended!

I bought this because I have an Anker cable that I like, but they don't make a right-angled version. So I found this ICEELEC for about the same price, and it looked good in the pictures.The ends of the cable are typical molded rubber like you'd find on cheap cables. You can see in the picture that there are some bits left attached from the molding process, but that came off without too much trouble.The rubber has some threads that allow the metal parts to screw on. One of the ends on my cable seems to have that rubber thread stripped enough that the metal piece does not stay on securely. I can probably glue it into place, but the way it's constructed, the metal parts do not add to the durability of this cable.You can also see from the picture that the molding didn't entirely encase the wires at the straight end. The red and ground wires are visible.If the jack looks a little bent in the picture, it is.The cable itself is kinky and thin (about 2mm thick compared to the Anker's 3mm). I was able to get most of the kinkiness out by submerging the middle part into hot water, but it still isn't entirely straight.Sound-wise, it seems to function perfectly fine. It's just that the construction quality I thought I was paying for isn't there.I am not impressed right now. We will see how long it lasts.

I have a 13 yr old that plugs these in and out in and out in my car with her phone, so durability, yeah.Sound quality, bit hard to tell in a car but no hum or extra noise from them.Look and feel, full 5 stars, cable is smooth, nice weight, connectors are solid feeling, you can fight off an attacker with them like a pair of nun-chucks probably.

Great for my car to plug in my old iPhone which I now use exclusively for music in my car. The jack is in the center console which when closed hits a plug that is not a 90 degree. Seems well constructed and I like the feel of the rubber (nice and flexible and doesn't seem like it will crack). The angled end has a metal spring to prevent breaking at the joint, but the straight end does not (just rubber). I'm sure it doesn't cost more than 5 cents to add and they could have charged another 20 cents.Update 9/24/17: I'm taking out a star. Even though it feels well made, it started to give me some static. Specifically bought this for a drive from CT to FL and had to change it out for the straight one I already had.

I got this cable for my Ergodox keyboard. It's a split keyboard that connects the two halves with a TRRS cable. The one I had before was causing some problems, so I got this one to replace it. I was impressed with the quality of the cable overall. For my purposes it's perfect and solved the annoying problems I was having with my very expensive keyboard.

This is a nice cable that fits securely, looks really nice, and seems very sturdy because of the material the cable is made of. However, it gave out at about the year mark of daily use. I guess I shouldn't be too upset for the price to longevity ratio. I will go with another cable next time around though.

Did not last more then a week as a headphone wire.Was hoping for something well made that would last.UPDATE:The seller sent a replacement which was very nice. Now using it as a cable for my large speakers which works great. The metal spring makes it heavier and is kind of pointless unless you are going for looks. Stick with a normal black one that is much longer for a close price and last longer with headphones then these do.