Monster iCable 800 MP3 Player to Auxiliary Input Cord (3 Feet) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

My wife and I both use our Sansa Clip+ MP3 players in our cars and at the gym, and we've each been through a few 3.5mm AUX cables. Some claimed to be high quality but still ended up crackling or dropped the left or right audio channel after a few months, and ALL of them required us to crank up the volume to the maximum setting in order to hear the sound on a comparable level with the CD and FM audio in our cars. This can cause a problem if you forget that your Sansa Clip+ was last used in the car and turn it on with your headphones on in the gym. Ouch! Poor eardrums!This Monster iCable is MUCH BETTER than any other AUX cable I've ever bought, and the price on Amazon was far below what the "big yellow price tag" (shouldn't the logo alone tell you something?!) and other such brick and mortar stores wanted for it. And with Prime, I got it so quickly!AUDIO QUALITY: I can now leave my MP3 player volume at about the same level as I use for my headphones at the gym, and the sound comes through loud and clear in the car. I could hardly believe it the first time I plugged it in, so I called my wife to see and hear. She was so excited that she made me order another one for her.DESIGN QUALITY: This cable was thoughtfully designed in all respects. It even gets narrower near the contacts on the plug so that you won't have any issues with plugging it into your phone, iPod or MP3 player even if you have a silicone or hard case on the device.I give this cable a solid 5 stars and highly recommend it for anyone who wants to solve their AUX cable woes once and for all.

I Got 3 years out of my first 3' monster aux cable, and I am a truck driver, in and out of the trucks, switching trucks, dropping phone... etc.... I have only just noticed this week, that it was starting to lose contact on one channel, and tonight the other channel is also starting to go...However, remember, I am a trucker, while I am behind the wheel, working 14 hour days, eating 20+ cd audio books in 2 days, dropping the cable, pulling by the cable rather than the connector, etc., etc....One of the features I love, is that even with a Thick, soft rubber, phone case, the head design of the connectors, allows it to pass easily through the small hole to plug into the headphone jack...I have worn notches into my phone cases, with the phone(s) sitting in the cupholder, going down the highways, and this thing just keeps on going....If you want something that lasts, you gotta pay for it... This is long life, and good transmission quality stuff... I am very satisfied with my Monster brand cabling, and usually, less than satisfied with othersBtw, if you need a cassette adapter, their's lasts years, where as the other cheap junk goes out in a couple weeks to months....

Ok, I wanna start by saying that I've tried a few different AUX cables to hook up my iPod to my stereo, and this is the best I've used so far. The sound quality is amazing! There's no loss of the deep bass or high notes like with other cables. Everything sounds amazing!BUT...I first bought this product from walmart, and I noticed one of the ends was... "loose" it had to be "jiggled" around and jammed in just right or else the sound would only come out 1 speaker or you'd hear "popping and crackling" sounds.Then, I ordered the cable off of amazon, and now it works flawlessly.One last thing, I noticed a few differences between the walmart and amazon.com cables. The one from walmart was coiled in the package, while the amazon one was "folded". A small difference, but I then explored it more... I then noticed that red part near the tip on the walmart cable is a dark red and the plastic is more "spongy" feeling, while the amazon is bright red and the plastic feels hard and durable, and the sound quality is better. One last thing, was that the amazon one came with a lifetime warranty card... the walmart one just didn't.So I'm not sure if walmart had a cable made just for them, or if its made in a different country or what, but be careful when purchasing this item. But if you get the "real" one, it will work amazingly!

I'm pretty satisfied thus far with the overall quality of the Monster headphone cord I bought off of Amazon. I use it in my car to connect my iPod to my car stereo's auxiliary input. Honestly I thought the cord would be fatter, 'cause it kinda looked that way in the pics online, but it's fine in reality, I guess. The cord looks pretty cool in my car. I saw a whole bunch of other less expensive cords but a lot of them had terrible reviews. Customers mentioned things like static when the cord is slightly moved, cords completely crapping out on people, only one channel working, etc. I've only had this cord for a few days but I don't anticipate anything happening to it anytime soon. It seems to be put together pretty well & looks quite durable. Plus I looked briefly through the folded up booklet that came in the blister packaging. It comes with a lifetime warranty covering any potential defects, etc. under "normal use." I figure get the good looking, solid, Monster cord that comes with a free lifetime replacement warranty should anything happen & spend the extra $5 rather than go with a garbage generic cord that in all likelihood WILL fail sooner or later. Get the good one 1st & be done with it & do it right the 1st time rather than buy a cheap one & end up finding urself in the same spot in a few months back at square one.

I wanted to pair those with my sennheiser hd 465 cans. The signal is good: the sound is clear and the spacialisation is there. But the cable is not sturdy enough. Would not recommend it.

This product is as good as its.name. i really enjoy the sound it gives whwn playing my music in my car. Thank you

Great product. Sound in car is clear and uninterrupted.

Haute qualité!

Best cord I've ever owned. The sound is absolutely immaculate.