TRRS 3.5mm Audio Cable 1.8M/6FT, 90 Degree 3.5mm Male to Male Aux Cable/Right Angle 4 Pole Auxiliary Stereo Cable (Microphone Compatible)

A rather complicated solution to probably quite a simple problem for me. I have a Zoom H2N recorder and I wanted to use it as a aux mic for my Iphone. With no Bluetooth it has to be a physical connection. Using this cable I was able to connect via the line out on the H2N, connect back to the lightning to audio jack converter on my Iphone XR, then back into the Iphone. Pleased to say that this works well, and means I can now record with super quality straight onto my phone.Worth noting that this will only provide LR stereo not any further channels, but will allow you to bring in some of the great spatial and directional capability of the H2N.

This cable can be used either with some headphones, possibly as a replacement or longer version of that supplied, or as an auxiliary input/output cable. The angled end is probably best used at the headphones, if used in that way, and the straight connector at the source end. The cabling is extremely flexible and can therefore be easily be hidden behind clothing.It is 4-pole at both ends and may better suit some devices than other where a 3-core version may be a better choice.Criticisms, currently more theoretical than from experience, relate in part to the thin nature of the cable and consequently the cabling within which may be very fragile and the absence of any strain-relief considerations where the cable enters the plugs; they are the normal weak points and therefore a worry.

I purchased these to test a load of headphones and gaming headsets i have with no cables, they do the job perfectly

Not saying it is bad, but I'd not go abusing this in any way. An accidental 'tug' may very well break it.

Seem to be well made cables & connectors. Only time will tell if they are perfect!

ok

The quality is perfect and he wire is big more than enough (which is good).

Broke after a week