MiniJack AUX cable - 1.5m - Black

3.5 mm Male-to-Male Stereo Audio Cable - 1.5 m Extension Lead for Headphones, Speakers & Car AUX

Upgrade or extend any 3.5 mm connection without bulky adapters. This 1.5 m stereo cable links phones, tablets, laptops or TV tuners to headphones, speakers and in-car AUX ports, delivering clean left-right audio through gold-plated 3-pole plugs. Flexible PVC insulation resists tangles in rucksacks and glove boxes, while moulded stress reliefs reduce the risk of split housings after years of daily bends.

Key Features & Specifications
- 3.5 mm stereo male → 3.5 mm stereo male connectors (TRS, 3-pole)
- Length: 1.5 m - ideal for desktop, dashboard or bedside reach
- Oxygen-free copper conductors for low signal loss and clear stereo imaging
- Moulded strain-relief collars protect against 90 ° bends and frequent unplugging
- Compatible with smartphones, portable CD players, TV tuners, soundbars, PCs, mixers and more

Ideal Examples of Usage
- Patch a phone into a car’s AUX socket for road-trip playlists without Bluetooth drop-outs
- Extend desktop speakers to reach a monitor stand on a sit-stand desk
- Link a laptop headphone jack to an external amplifier during DJ practice
- Run background music from a tablet to powered garden speakers at a barbecue
- Connect an older CD player to active studio monitors in a rehearsal room

Why This Cable Is the Perfect Buy
- One low-cost lead solves countless short-cable frustrations in home, car and studio setups
- 1.5 m length avoids messy coils yet reaches behind desks and dashboards
- Male-male design removes the need for bulky gender changers or adaptor dongles
- Durable strain reliefs and flexible PVC stand up to repeated packing in travel bags
- Universally compatible - if the device has a headphone-style jack, this cable works

Interesting Facts About 3.5 mm Cables
- The 3.5 mm jack (also called 1/8-inch or mini-jack) originated in 1964 for transistor radios; it remains a global audio standard six decades later.
- TRS stands for Tip-Ring-Sleeve: three separate contact points that carry left, right and ground channels.
- Oxygen-free copper conductors reduce resistance by up to 2 % compared with standard copper - small but audible on long runs.
- Unlike Bluetooth, wired links add virtually zero latency, keeping audio perfectly in sync with live instrument monitoring.
- A tidy 1.5 m lead can cut cable clutter and trip hazards, which EU health-and-safety guidelines flag in shared office spaces.

Packing: Bulk