Griffin Technology Auxiliary Stereo Audio Cable (6 feet)

Cheap and not a single problem as of yet. I replaced my Belkin aux cable which was garbage, cracking sound, speakers fade in and out and it becomes about as useful and a piece of rope after only a few months.

Bought it to use our Ipod Nano in the car but the cord base is so thick that you cant put in the charger cable at the same time, which makes it pretty much useless with the Nano. I am taking this back to get a different brand cord that will work.

I bought this to connect my Zube HD to the aux input in my car. The cable is fine, but they made the connector too big. It interferes with the power connector. If you are looking to buy this, make sure it does not interfere with other ports.

I ordered this cable because the one I had been using in my car had grown a few shorts in the wiring. I looked for a cable that wasn't a generic off-brand manufacturer, which I figured would imply a more durable cable. When I received the cable in the mail, I was a little worried about the cable's thickness. It's possibly of standard thickness when it comes to these types of cables, I suppose, but upon touch it feels a little light. There's a noticeable void in between the outer sheath and the inner cabling/insulation.

I've only had it for about a week, so we'll see how long it lasts. The plug ends seem durable, though, which I believe was the most troublesome of my old cables. Strictly speaking, if you're looking for a straightforward auxiliary cable, this will do the job. If you're looking for one to stand the tests of time and abuse, the verdict's still out, but I would probably look for something a little beefier.

I wish I had researched a bit more to find a better price deal on this product. Else amazing product - love it and use it EVERYDAY in my Honda Civic