Male to Male AUX Cord Compatible Car/Home Stereos

Easily the highest quality micro-USB cable I've ever used!I purchased this cable as a replacement for a broken cable from another vendor. It lives up to the tangle-free claim, and the braiding on the cable is comfortable and very flexible. I use it with my car charger, and it rolls up neatly and can be tucked out of sight in the center console when not in use. The cable ends are as solid as I've seen, and I see no signs of wear on it after 3 months of use. Solid connection each time it's plugged in. No issues with Qualcomm QC 2.0 on my Droid Turbo - registered and charged at Turbo speeds.I've moved to a new device that is USB Type-C, so I unfortunately, I no longer use this cable to charge regularly. I can't wait for Sentey to release a Type-C cable (hint, hint)!!Easily 5 stars!

These cables are very well designed and made to a high quality standard. The connectors are well constructed and snap into the charge port very securely. The cable is very lightweight and flexible, while the braided nylon is gentle against delicate surfaces. As somebody who works very hard to maintain a clean and undamaged interior (slightly OCD), I really appreciate them for use in the car. The length is just enough to allow freedom of movement without being too long and intrusive. Because of its low mass, I can keep my phone in its cradle without worrying about the cable falling out or placing excessive strain on the charge port. Despite its lightweight construction, the cable still manages to flow plenty of juice to allow for fast charging. I highly recommend this product.

Have only owned ~1 week so far, but initial impressions of this cable are very good. Manufacture quality seems to be quite high, with nothing feeling loose at either connector. The braided material showed no frays, and seems like it should hold up well. I was actually surprised how flexible this cable is - other braided cables I've purchased, such as HDMI cables, tend to be rather stiff. This cable is *very* flexible, which means it can bend much tighter corners than other cables without breaking.I cannot attest to longevity of the cable at this point, but so far I'm impressed. My one complaint is that I had hoped to find a 6 ft. cable in the same style, but couldn't, so I had to go with another brand.

Nice-looking cable. I have a BlackBerry Classic (Q20), and when plugged into my laptop, the cord charges the phone just fine, but I only get partial data transfer with BlackBerry proprietary software (I can use BlackBerry "Blend" just fine, but BlackBerry "Link" does not work with this cord). When I used the cheap-quality cable this one was supposed to replace, everything works with no issues. I'm not sure what the issue is, but the cheap cord prevails.Sooooo, I will just leave this cable to charge-only duty in my USB wall outlet.

I've had this cable for about 2 months, and for the first month it was great--love the braided cord, it functioned fine, etc. Unfortunately it recently bent (the metal micro USB part that is inserted into the phone/device bent downward towards the plastic base) and is no longer usable because it only stays in my phone at very specific angles. I'm careful with my electronics and chargers and have never had this issue with a charger before, so I tend to think it is of inferior quality (as opposed to user error, beyond regular wear-and-tear). For this reason, I would not recommend this cable. Also, as an aside, the cable is shorter than I realized--that's my own fault for not measuring beforehand, but it's shorter than the cable that originally came with my phone, so I guess just take that into considerate before you buy.

These are great quality cables. Steel(?) construction on the tips and the cabling itself is very flexible - moreso than other braided cables I own. I have purchased plenty of rubber/plastic cables in my time, and the same problem always happens after months of use: the cables start to fall apart from strain on the ends and in bending points. Eventually the rubber will start to crack or fall apart thus ruining the quality/reliability of the cable.The best solution to this is of course metal tips and braided cabling. Sentey seems to have the best of the best in that department. I've had a few of these cables for a few months now and they are awesome. The only thing I wish is that Sentey made longer versions of this exact cable (6ft and 10ft versions).

Works great use it with Moto Droid Razr, LG VK815 and a USB Charger RAVPower 36W 4-Port USB Desktop Wall Charger Charging Station with iSmart Technology. One minor issue with twisting, but it is much more flexible then the other cables we have.It can be packed into a smaller space than other cables of the same length.Also used with a iXCC ® Micro USB to 8 pin Lightning Adapter for iPhone/ iPad/ iPod to charge iphone 5 and ipad air.The cable did not heat up charging either the iphone or ipad. Both the iphone and ipad charged very fast, so I am guess they were charging at the 2 plus amp rate.

The cable wire jacket/insulation is actually of a high quality circular cross-section shoe lace feel and flexibility - with a slight semi-gloss look. It's really nice. It feels like it will last a long time.The flexibility of this cable is unique among other USB cables I've used. It's great because it takes tension off the connection points, making them last longer - not ripping out over time like hard rubber type connection points. It's also great because it's easy to wrap around devices or put in your pocket or bag for on the go charging, and it doesn't tangle as easily as USB cables with less flexible wire jackets.As far as USB connectivity goes, it works as well as any other USB cable I've used. No complaints there.