JSAUX USB C to 3.5mm Audio Aux Jack Cable [3.3ft], USB Type C to 3.5mm Headphone Stereo Cord Car Compatible with iPhone 16 Pro Max/15 Pro Max Plus, iPad Pro, Samsung Galaxy S24 S23 Ultra, Pixel-Black

I recently bought the JSAUX USB C to 3.5mm Audio Aux Jack Cable, and I have to say, I’m pretty impressed! Here are my thoughts after using it for a couple of weeks:Pros:Great Sound Quality: The audio is crystal clear, and I haven’t noticed any drop in quality compared to my old headphone jack.Sturdy Build: The cable feels really durable. The nylon braiding is a nice touch, and it doesn’t tangle easily.Plug and Play: No need for any extra software or drivers. Just plug it in, and it works perfectly with my Samsung Galaxy S23.Cons:Compatibility: It works great with most of my devices, but I had some trouble with my friend’s OnePlus phone. Make sure to check compatibility before buying.Overall: I’m really happy with this purchase. It’s a solid, reliable cable that does exactly what I need it to do. If you’re looking for a way to connect your USB-C device to a 3.5mm audio jack, this is a great option. Just double-check that it works with your specific device to avoid any issues.Would definitely recommend it to others!

EXCELLENT (so far) and I say so far because I have burned through about a dozen such products and they all broke within a week. I had this thing in daily use for over a month before my driving job turned into a desk job so I sold it to the guy that took over driving my work truck. Since I still end up in a truck maybe once a week or so, I bought another one to keep in my backpack.Two dozen uses of this new one with no issues and another three months of use on the one I sold to that other guy and it still work as well.Excellent sound quality too, and this info coming from a self proclaimed audiophile. Bluetooth is NOT the best audio quality, digital to analogue hardwiring IS!

it's a simple cable, it does what it needs to do.the reinforced ends are nice, we've had a couple of cables go bad at the ends due to flimsy connections, here's hoping this helps, and isn't just marketing fluff. A few months of daily use in my partners car so far and no complaints!

I used this wire for my car (2009 Acura RDX) and I have some comments on it. To express what I'm about to say I'm gonna compare this wire to a third-party Bluetooth receiver from Walmart that I got for $12 and a green wire that I got from a gas station(keep in mind that the green wire had AUX to AUX not USB-C to AUX and I used a phone that had an AUX slot for this wire.) Now let's go ahead for these mini reviews! Just to clarify I set the car speakers to go MAX bass volume just to see difference more clearly, volume overall was at 20 out of 50 in the car, and the cellphone volume was at the edge of the point where the volume starts to turn red if that makes any sense ( would say it was around 65%-70%). I also used some random Japanese song and 2 rap songs to test them.Songs: Kevin Bailey-Laser Rap; 6ix9ine-GOOBA; gesunokiwamiotome-Mou Setsunaitoha IwasenaiGreen Wire from gas station: Only the rear right speaker of the car was working on it with bad sound quality and in every other speaker it wasn't even working. I would assume that it was broken, but we barely used it and it didn't look like it was broken so I guess something happened in the inside, which would mean it had horrible durability.In conclusion: Bad in all areas of sound expression, don't even bother buying it.Bluetooth Receiver from Walmart: Every speaker in the car was working and I kid you not, the bass was CRAZY, crazy to the point where you can have a little party in there. The bass was loud and you could literally feel the vibrations of the car from the rap songs, by far the best out of the three in bass. The overall sound quality of the songs is below average. In all the songs you could hear some static, especially in the Japanese song when it goes more on the higher notes. Can't really judge the durability cause you know it's not a wire, but the battery is below average so if your on a road trip the music is only temporary if you forgot to get its charger and the car charger.In conclusion: Awesome and loud bass (bass also expressed pretty good at lower volumes), but lacks good sound quality from hearing static sounds and if you forgot the chargers during the road trip, you're screwed.JSAUX wire: I can feel how impressive the wire's durability from how the product was made so that's good. Sound quality is best out of the three by far with no static in songs. The only problem in my opinion is the bass, but this is not a deal breaker, the sound quality in the receiver is worse than the bass being bad in the wire. The bass is a little more quiet than average even at max bass volume when rap music plays, but it's satisfactory.In conclusion: Perfect sound quality and durable, but lacks a little loudness for bass, especially at max bass volume.CONCLUSION: Out of the three products, I would say the JSAUX wire is the best and it's worth the money in opinion. I'm just saying if you are expecting really loud bass from the wire though, don't expect it to deliver, but in my opinion I like the bass a little more quiet and mini gatherings in my car is not happening anytime soon if I want to have a party in it. I think this product is a perfect 4.

I’ve had it for several months now and it works great. I use it in my car and I have no problems playing audio. The cord is also a great length and it’s very durable.

Appears to be good quality and worked fine when tested. I'm going to be driving for three days on a road trip in an older car. I want to be able to use my modern phone for podcasts and music during the trip, but the car has only an old fashioned audio jack, so I bought this adapter. I like the bright red one so I can find it when it falls down in the black interior. ;-)

I used this aux/type-c cord for my work van so I can listen to things from my phone through the van I have. These cords tend to make your phone do weird things when they start going bad. My 1st cord lasted well over a year. Just bought 2 more to have just incase. The JSAUX cord seems to be made well. I am using it right now and the sound is perfect, no weird static noises when using my phone. Great value for your money. The length is perfect.

The cable is built well, and the connections are pretty secure between my Pixel phone and the aux jack in my car. However, the sound quality is pretty bad overall. First, it is quieter than other cables I've had in the past. Also, the lack of bass is very apparent, making the majority of music and even podcasts I listen to lifeless, even when EQ'ing to try and make up the difference. Maxing out my bass +5 barely made a difference. My mother who is even tone deaf noticed that my music sounded "dead", and that's saying something.I went a different direction and bought the Anker USB-C to Aux dongle, then a short aux cable to my car. It did cost nearly twice as much, but it sounds far better. Unless you're in a big pinch and need a very, very cheap option, I'd pass on this.

This is a very good aux cord. Clicks into iPhone and is a firm fit. Works really well. Is very sturdy and durable to use in the tractor!

I am very happy with the build quality and the sound quality this aux cable can produce. Very glad to purchase this.

Loved it

Bought to use in my car that is a 2008 and does not have Bluetooth. Now I can listen to my music off my phone. Have had no problems with this cord and I use it everyday going to work and home. I just should have ordered a much shorter one for what I am using it for.

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