Belkin MixIt Colour Range 0.9m Flat Right Angle AUX Cable - Red

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This 0.9m Belkin MiXiT UP Flat Aux Cable in Red is for users needing to connect audio devices with a 3.5mm jack to stereos or speakers. Its key benefit is a tangle-free, flat design with a space-saving right-angle connector. A potential caveat is its 0.9m length, which may be limiting for some setups. It expands device connectivity, offers a secure connection, and is part of a colorful accessory collection.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AV10128CW03-RED |
| Brand | Belkin |
This cable is compatible with any device that has a 3.5mm aux input port, including most smartphones, tablets, MP3 players, car stereos, home stereos, and portable speakers.
The right-angle connector is designed to plug into your device's audio port and lie flat against it. This reduces strain on the port, prevents accidental disconnection, and can be useful in tight spaces like car dashboards or when your device is in a pocket.
The cable is 0.9 meters (approximately 3 feet) in length.
No, this is an audio-only cable designed for transmitting sound signals. It cannot be used for charging devices.
The 'flat' design refers to the cable's shape, which is not round. This helps to prevent the cable from tangling and makes it easier to store and manage.
This specific cable is 0.9m long, features a flat design, and has a right-angle connector on one end. Other Belkin aux cables may vary in length, color, connector type (straight vs. angled), and whether they are flat or round.
To care for the cable, wipe it with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals. Store it loosely coiled to maintain its shape and prevent damage to the connectors.
Ensure both 3.5mm connectors are fully inserted into the respective ports. Check that the volume is turned up on both the source device and the output device. Verify that the correct audio input is selected on your stereo or speaker. Test the cable with a different device or audio source to rule out cable failure.
Check for debris in the 3.5mm ports on your devices and clean if necessary. Ensure the cable connectors are making a solid connection. Try wiggling the connectors gently to see if the issue is a loose connection point. If the problem persists, the cable may be damaged.
Ensure the connector is fully seated in the device's port. If the device's port is worn, the right-angle connector might not achieve a tight fit. Try a different device or consider a shorter cable if the port fit is the primary issue.
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