Monoprice Auxiliary 3.5mm TRRS Audio & Microphone Cable - 1 Feet, Black - Onyx Series

ive been looking for a SHORT small and thin/leightweight truss cable to use for my Corne v4 split keyboard interconnect and finally found it with this cable. literally every trss cable out there is BIG thick heavy and firm, but this cable isn't like that at all. its so thin and flexible it makes positioning the two halves of my keyboard thoughtless, its like the cable isn't even there. the build quality is extremely high, allowing it to be so thin and unassuming that it doesn't pull attention or get in the way, and its very easy to carry to work every day. I heat shrink wrapped the ends with yellow to match my keyboard and I could not be happier with how the cable feels and integrated with my setup. It performs as expected with a crystal clear data flow with no jitter or latency, performing on bar for data throughput as much much more expensive truss cables I own. I cannot speak to its ability to perform as an audio cable as that isn't my use case. The length for a split interconnect is PERFECT, letting me stretch my keyboards when needed but short enough to sit in a small loop. It looks great, the fittings are shiny and solid and the cable has a beautiful matte finish. Ill be buying many more to stock up since mono price has a bad habit of discontinuing anything they make that I like

Decent quality but doesn't work as a replacement mic plus audio cable for the planatronics rig 500s sadly, which was the device I would use it on. Gets a bit staticy if you twist it around, thin cable but would be perfect for my headphones anyways if it worked. I feel like I misread the info for the product, or the product is being shown as something it's not. EDIT: I have gotten them to work, I didn't have any hardware problems but software problems/technical difficulties. Mic and stereo works so there isn't much bad about the thing altogether. Considering the price, I consider this a steal as it only cost 3 bucks for 6 feet of cable at the time of righting this.

I wanted an extra long TRRS cable to have with my LAN event gear bag and this one fits the bills. It feels good, it's just a basic cable, which is what I wanted. My headphones and mic work with it, no hissing or popping so far. If you're looking for a basic cable that works, I'd recommend this one. It gets the job done without any extra frills, which nowadays is difficult to find.

Used this to replace an old cable for my speakers. Works as expected, the sound quality is the same as my last cable as far as I can tell, with no hissing or noise. It doesn’t look or feel cheap, either. With 3.5mm cables, I don’t think there’s any real difference between more and less expensive cables as far as sound quality is concerned, so you’re probably best off just getting something inexpensive like this. Plus, Monoprice has a lifetime warranty for cables, so $4 is a pretty dang good price for a cable I can replace for free if it breaks in a year.

Ling and great for ipod or beats. Backup cable

Great length for the price. I actually heard that this brand was a reliable one which makes it that much more of a bargain.

Sound is really quiet, and strangely mixed. Some things end up very loud, and other things very quiet. I thought my audio card was broken it was so bad. Would not recommend.

This is a basic 3.5mm adapter with mic. I have Sony MDR headphones that i bought these for and it turned out the jack is too thick because of the metallic casing. As is they seem perfecty fine. I just can't use it. Looks top notch.

Decent quality, works well. No complaints.

I like the style, and they seem durable enough so far. I'm using them from laptop to speakers at desk, so they don't get pulled too much in that configuration.

Wow el cable es we un material muy bueno sin embargo el Jack es muy corto y esto da pie a que lo empieses a dañar jalando del cable

Funciona bien.

Sleeve already started coming off at the 3.5mm jack side. I’ve only plugged it in twice and was holding the collar when pulling it out … collar moved but jack was still plugged in. Disappointing