3.5mm Male to Male Stereo AUX Audio Cable, Gold-Plated Nylon Braided AUX Cable for Car Stereo, Speaker, Headphone & Phone
Connect two compatible 3.5mm audio ports for clear everyday stereo listening. The CABLETIME CF10 Series is a male-to-male analogue AUX cable for cars, speakers, laptops, tablets, phones and home-audio equipment, with a braided jacket and four practical lengths.
Key features
- 3.5mm TRS male connectors at both ends.
- Analogue two-channel stereo audio.
- Gold-plated contacts and aluminium connector shells.
- Shielded construction with nylon-braided exterior.
- Available in 0.3m, 1m, 1.8m and 3m.
Compatibility
For devices with compatible 3.5mm headphone, line-out or AUX input sockets. This is a three-contact TRS stereo cable; it does not carry a headset microphone, in-line button commands, charging, data or video.
Specifications
| Connectors | 3.5mm TRS male to male |
| Signal | Analogue stereo audio |
| Lengths | 0.3m / 1m / 1.8m / 3m |
| Models | CF10D / CF10H / CF10K / CF10N |
| SKU family | CT-AV311-P11GN-SG |
FAQ
Can it connect a phone to a car? Yes, when both have compatible 3.5mm audio ports.
Does it support a microphone? No. Use a four-pole TRRS product for headset-microphone functions.
Does it need power? No. It is a passive analogue cable.
Available options
| Option | SKU |
|---|---|
| 0.3m | CF10D |
| 1m | CF10H |
| 1.8m | CF10K |
| 3m | CF10N |
Choose your option using the product selector above. Availability is shown for the selected option.
Match the audio connections.
Check connector size, contact arrangement and signal direction. Reduce volume before connecting, select the appropriate input or output and raise the listening level gradually.
Will matching plugs guarantee compatibility?
Check the required audio signal, microphone support and input/output role. Physically similar connectors can carry different signals; use the product-specific guidance above.
Which length or version should I select?
Use the product selector to choose the required option. Check that option against any model, connector, length or pack-size distinctions in the specifications before ordering.
