UNBREAKcable 3.5mm AUX Cable, 3.3ft/1m - [Flexible Nylon Braided] Audio Cable Auxiliary Cable, Copper Shell, compatible with Car/Home Stereos, Apple iPhone iPad, Mp3, Mp4, headphone & More - Black

I love the UNBREAKcable 3.5mm (male) to 3.5mm (male) cable!To PREVENT any misunderstanding, the AUX Cable is NOT UNBREAKABLE, and MUST be TREATED with TLC (Tender Loving Care) i.e. carefully, OTHERWISE it will soon fall apart or BREAK!That aside, I think it is an EXCELLENT AUX Cable! I carefully researched on the internet WHAT I NEEDED, as I have MEIDONG BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES (BT8 & E8A, which I’ve already reviewed) and sometimes want to make use of the Headphone socket of my iPhone 6s.The music on my iPhone 6s sounds fantastic using the UNBREAKcable 3.5mm to 3.5mm AUX cable.I can’t fault the cable:Advantages:i) It is 1 metre long (approx 3.3 feet), which is just about ideal to connect your phone in your pocket or jacket or handbag to your phone (I have an iPhone 6s)ii) It is copper-plated, which means I think it will give out a good sound quality subject to the quality of music being played & smartphone it’s being played oniii) It’s got a good finish to it and comes with a sealable strap to keep the cable tidy when in use & when NOT in useDisadvantage:i) You HAVE to treat the CABLE very delicately AT ALL TIMES AND ALWAYS ENSURE you hold it carefully WHEN inserting its ends in and out of a Headphones’ Socket or a smartphone.ii) ENSURE ALWAYS that the cable is safely put away WHENEVER you’ve finished with it, to ensure the ends of the cable, which in order to make them thin & able to fit EVEN THROUGH smartphone cases, CAN EASILY BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO BEING DAMAGED!Would I recommend the UNBREAKcable 3.5mm AUX cable? YES!Can they possibly break or get damaged IF they’re NOT TREATED WITH CARE? YES.In the light of the above disadvantages, would I still Recommend them?The RESOUNDING ANSWER IS A “YES”. However, I would STRESS you treat and use them WITH GREAT CARE!Thank you for reading my REVIEW & I HOPE YOU FIND IT HELPFUL IN DECIDING WHETHER “TO TAKE THE PLUNGE” i.e. the Chance in buying the AUX CABLE.Would I buy the AUX Cable again?THE ANSWER IS A DEFINITE YES!

Bought this cable to connect my phone to my studio monitors (Tannoy Reveal 802) as they have a really handy anx input to connect directly to rather than boot my PC on to have to use the Audiobox.I had some fairly good quality cable I was using previosuly, but as I was increasingly using the 802's to listen to Spotify I thought I'd see if I could increase the quality with a more specialist cable.Now I know you can buy VERY expensive cables, and believe me I have done in the past. But this was just to patch my phone in qucikly for backgroud listening.Wow, what a difference. No, really. Huge increase in the volume was the first thing I noticed. So where I needed to put my phone volume on say 5, now it was 3 for the same volume. The monitor volume never gets changed, they are always set and I use my Audiobox or mobile to change volume so I always know the overall volume of each track I mix.Definately an increase in detail and bass. This is noticable and very welcome, as even at low levels I'm hearing detail I didn't before. To the point where I will sit a listen critically, whereas before I would always put my PC on and play directly from there for maximum quality as the Audiobox is effectively a DAC.Absolutely check these out, they are very reasonably priced and a excellent quality as well as excellent sound.I have the 1M lead from my my mobile to speaker and the 3M cable from speaker to speaker, so it's UNBREAKable through the whole sysytem.

I have an old iPod Classic (clickwheel model) that has a really, really great sound - much better than any modern idevices. Apparently it has better DACs than the new devices. Problem is that decent stereo audio leads that are a sensible price and not fragile are pretty hard to come by and over the years, I’ve bought many that are fine for a while but stop working in a few months.I found this UnbreakCable on Amazon quite by accident and ordered it as it seemed be be good value and came with a 3 year warranty!I received it the next day and it arrived well packaged in a slim black box. The cable is not what I expected. It’s far better. Most cables come with a plastic outer coating and are relatively stiff but this cable is actually covered in a nylon fabric outer coating and is very bendy. Imagine a cable that has the flexibility of a shoelace and you’ll understand! The metal stereo jacks on either end are incredibly solid and I can’t even unscrew them or actually do anything to them.I plugged my in my iPod to my Cambridge Audio components and the sound was great. I think the sound is a little brighter and more lively than my old cables but that’s a good thing!Overall, I’m pretty impressed. I love the flexibility and the jacks - I think that this is why it’s going to last. Stiffer cables simply seem to weaken and snap after a while.Highly recommend.

Pleasantly surprised by this product. First impressions the connection joints look strong and sleek, the 2m cord has a reassuring hard, textured and flexible surface. 2 meters is perfect length and the product feels versatile and reliable.I bought to replace the original manufacturer's chord for my favourite overhead headphones. I use my headphones alot and am getting rather annoyed with flimsy connections on most headphone leads resulting in shortish life spans. The original chord on my headphones is flimsy and has a answer phone button on the lead which makes the whole experience of using it unreliable (sound cutting out if bend chord certain way.) I have tried in my pc, phone, TV and MP3 player and the connection is sweet in all of them. I think the unbreakable logo and claim seems pretty reliable on first impression....so here's hoping it lasts as long as it claims. But first impression fantastic!If lasts longer than others I will be buying several for my family to use.