Belkin AV10096 06 6 Feet 3 5mm Coiled
I've been a fan of Belkin's products for several years and this audio aux cable is no exception. It is well constructed and durable. The coiled cord means it can get stretched to the length you need without cables laying all over the place, whether across your desk or in your car. This works great in the AUX jack of my car so I can listen to music or podcasts from my iPhone through my speakers. Note that the 6 foot length spec is a tad deceiving, although entirely accurate. Were this same cable uncoiled - yes, it's exactly 6 feet long - but with the coil, you'd have to strap each end to saddle horns and make your two horses pull in a straight line to get that length out of it. A reasonable stretch from the cable without over torquing it would be more like 2 feet. The coiled option is a convenience for cars. No one needs 6 feet in a car. I have plenty of 3 and 6 foot cables for things in my car that get wrapped around the gear shift and stepped on by passengers. This cord is not as long, but a lot easier to manage in that environment.
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BalasHapusThis may be a little too short for some people but it seems that its just the perfect length for my application. This is being used for me MP3 player in my car.
BalasHapusI've been a fan of Belkin's products for several years and this audio aux cable is no exception. It is well constructed and durable. The coiled cord means it can get stretched to the length you need without cables laying all over the place, whether across your desk or in your car. This works great in the AUX jack of my car so I can listen to music or podcasts from my iPhone through my speakers. Note that the 6 foot length spec is a tad deceiving, although entirely accurate. Were this same cable uncoiled - yes, it's exactly 6 feet long - but with the coil, you'd have to strap each end to saddle horns and make your two horses pull in a straight line to get that length out of it. A reasonable stretch from the cable without over torquing it would be more like 2 feet. The coiled option is a convenience for cars. No one needs 6 feet in a car. I have plenty of 3 and 6 foot cables for things in my car that get wrapped around the gear shift and stepped on by passengers. This cord is not as long, but a lot easier to manage in that environment.
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