CableCreation 3.5mm to RCA Cable, Angle 3.5mm Male to 2RCA Male Auxiliary Stereo Audio Y Splitter Gold-Plated for Smartphones, MP3, Tablets, Speakers,Home Theater,HDTV,1.6ft/0.5m

Excellent product. Worth buying.

So I bought this on a whim because I wanted to connect a speaker to my TV, and I'm duly impressed with the quality. The connectors are metal, the cable is nicely braided, and the sound quality out of the speaker is great. I do hear static on my speaker on standby, but I attribute that more to the speaker/TV than to the cable itself. For the price, you can't really get any better in terms of bang for your buck!

These cables are well made, sound great and provide excellent value. Cables can be stupid expensive, but there is no need to break the bank. Buy these, they are reasonably priced and do their job very well.

sound is good and it's great quality. I didn't think it would be ridiculously short in length though. but that's probably on me for not paying attention when buying..

Have used to many rubber ones in the past that would just break. I use this in my car with a DAP. I live where there are very hot summers and very cold winters. I've gone through a whole bunch of these kinds of cables but the elements keep destroying then. Thought a cloth wrapped one would hold up better... So far so good. Would buy again... But if these last, doubt I ever will need to.

Huge improvement over my cobbled together adapters. I have a record player that only has 3.5mm out, and it goes to a small Amp that has RCA input to banana connector output to my old speakers. I used to run everything through an old Amp, but it started smoking and doesn't work anymore (RIP), so with the new setup I was using an adapter for 3.5mm to RCA and then plugging the RCA cables into the adapter and running it to the Amp, but it stuck out the back almost two inches and my wife kept pushing the player back, hitting the wall and putting pressure on the plug. I was stressing out that eventually the 3.5mm jack was going to break, but this solved my problem. The whole setup looks a lot better too because I don't have 5 feet of RCA cable in a nest behind the too small to conceal such a large nest Amp. The quality seems good so far and everything connected nicely. The relatively small thickness of the plug allows me to push the record player back to a position my wife deems acceptable. To be honest it was right at the front edge of the shelf before, so I agree with her on that one (now that I'm not rushing ruining the player) I also like the flexible braided cable. The old RCA cables were so stiff it made them a lot harder to try and manage.