3 ft. (0.9 m) 3.5mm Audio Cable - 3.5mm Slim Audio Cable - Right Angle - Male/Male - Aux Cable (MU3MMSRA), Black

One end of the cable is straight and one end has a 90 degree bend, as advertised. Good material finish with no apparent build quality issues. It's an audio cord that just works. No scratchiness, no channel dropouts - just smooth audio transmission from one device to another.

Works great. Standard quality cable. Holds up with the heat in the car

Works perfectly.

I got this cable to hook my phone to my car's aux, similar to another reviewer. It's the perfect length for this, reaching from under the dash to the top of the dash with just enough extra cable to get the job done. The L-shaped end is a nice departure from the straight cable I had before, so the cable dribbles off the side of my phone rather than popping out the top like a stray hair.One surprising thing about this cable is just how thin it is. It works fine for what I'm doing - listening to audio books - but I would not be surprised to find it affects high-fidelity sound, and is susceptible to EM noise. I'll keep an eye on this and update my review if I notice any problems.Pro:+ Cheap, works well+ Length and connectors as advertisedCon:- Feels flimsy, some concern about its longevityFour stars!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I was able to connect my Kindle to my stereo system. Works great.

I bought headphones for my family some time ago that had replaceable 3.5mm cables, knowing that it was almost always these cables that got chewed, closed in a door and broken, or just eventually wore out - long before the headphones ever did -- these cables are perfect replacements for those.Quality seems good; the wires are thin and don't "feel" durable - but it feels on par with what came with my last couple of sets of Bluetooth headphones, so maybe this is normal these days. It's very flexible, so it seems like it won't break due to use stress, but may be more susceptible to physical damage if closed in a door or zipper.Been using 2 of these in my kids' devices for a couple of weeks, and they're very glad to have gotten rid of the worn out old cables that had gotten to the point of needing to be held at a certain angle to get proper sound. They have no complaints about audio quality - I've also noticed no problem with quality. I"m no audiophile, but it seems to be great, especially at this pricepoint. Got a few just to have some spares.

Works for my needs

I bought this cable with a Pioneer deck and Pioneer speakers for my Toyota Pickup, and it has worked great for me so far. The sound quality is good, but the cable itself is not build to withstand any punishment. I like the ends on this cable because it works well with where I keep my media device and how it plugs into the deck. It does seem, however, like the cable could be easily shorted or damaged because it is fairly thin. The cable works great, but I would recommend being fairly careful with it if you decide to buy it. It is also a little too long for use in the car, but I have it wound around the base of my clutch so it comes out at a satisfactory length.EDIT:After the three or four months or so I had this cable it went bad. Got really fuzzy, only registered one channel, all that nonsense. It worked well while it lasted. I recommend getting a more sturdy cable if you are doing anything with it that will strain it.