2-Pack 1m Mini Coiled 90 Degree 1/8" 3.5mm TRS Jack Male to Male Stereo Aux Audio Coiled Cord (Stretched Up to 1m)

patching korg volca modules to each other became so easy

Started of ok and it stopped working. Got two of them and the second one stopped working too.

Great sound quality - they are probably shielded.They aren't so much coiled as sprung - as such they act like springs. They are about 9 inches long when in "rest" state - they can be stretched to about 12 inches comfortably, but they are under tension at that length and will want to spring back to their rest state of 9". I use them in an application where I have very little space for a long regular cable - connecting a CD player to my aux input in the central console in the car - and these suit that purpose perfectly; there's very little space and the 90 degree jacks deal with the awkward turns too.

I bought these leads to connect my video mic to my Sony a6300 camera. Works perfectly. Audio quality is supurb with no crackling or hiss. They are a bit longer than the Rode leads but you get two leads for the price of one Rode lead so who cares. What I do is wrap the excess lead around the lens or the camera body so there's no dangling. Otherwise it might tap against the camera body and give you unwanted noises in the recording. See my photos!Anyway I recommend these to anyone who isn't a brand snob. lol

Bought to use my Sony headphones (WH-1000xm3) with my Oculus Quest 2. Fits in the Quest 2 questionably but falls out of the headphones because of the design of the jacks. Also doesn't fit my Arctis 7x so a waste of money for me.

I bought an audio recorder to get decent sound on videos made with my DSLR. I needed a 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm cable to connect the audio recorder to the camera. This did the job. Reasonably priced, in stock and now in use. Very happy customer.

Bought for oculus quest. Best purchase for it. It doesn't get in the way and stretches enough to remove the headphones without disturbing the headset.

I wanted these to modify for a custom patch lead. On stripping them I found that they are manufactured using USB colour coding. Fine if you intend to use them as is but no so easy if you need to modify them.