I have a Motorola Bionic Cell Phone and a 2007 Honda Element. Will this InCarCables Car and Home Stereo AUX-IN Cable 3.5mm work for me?
812253
I don't see any reason why this wont work. If you can use headphones with your cellphone, you're good on the cellphone. And if you have aux-in input in your car, you are good on your car as well.
812254
As long as your cellphone and car both an AUX port I dont see why it wouldnt work on them.
812255
I am in no way very experienced with these sorts of things. All I can tell you is that these types of cables fit most cellphones/aux-in input in the radios of cars. I would say try it. Amazon has an excellent return policy. Good luck and I hope I helped.
1476027
Yes!... it will work!, your car needs to have a 3.5 mm jack and usb, but you wouldn't be buying this if your car didn't have it.
1524553
I have the iphone 5 and it works well. I got this so I could use the cable for the aux in the car. Both work well together.
1091985
Yep, it works for everything before iphone5. It comes with a bunch of different adapter cradles that click into the platform that fit your phone. Just keep in mind that you're going to have to take your case off if you have one, or modify the cradle to make it fit. In practice my gf just uses the aux in with a 1/8" stereo cable.
1900990
You would need an AUX jack in your car. If you do, just get a cable that has 3.5mm jacks on both ends and plug it in!
901011
Yes, if you get a longer aux cord it will work well. The closer your phone is to the transmitter the less reception you will have access too.
368472
Thus did nit wirj for ne. I had an iPod extension cable in my car connected to the bacj of the radio but wanted to be able to use other devices like Android phone or my children's players so thought having a regular 3.5 audio connector available would be grwat but the convertor did nit work. Spent money an time and it seems all I git was disappointment.
1196753
I am using this cable in a 2011 Golf TDI and an iPhone 5 and 5S, using the Apple 30-pin to Lightning adapter as well, and it works. You can control the audio playback through the stereo head unit (I have the RCD-510/Premium VIII head unit in my car, I can't speak for any other head units).
2110280
This one should be sufficient. 12 amps is a lot. I used this to quiet the ignition noise thru my aux input while charging my iPhone thru the accessory power outlet using the apple a/v composite adapter. It cut the signal noise by 3/4 and its probably only charging between 1 and 2 amps max. Hole this helps..
1052266
See no reason it would not, I use it hard wired into the Aux in motorcycle radio.
1739670
If your music device (iPhone, iPod or any smart phone/mp3 player), has bluetooth, no. The 3.5mm cable is for devices that do not transmit. The E-Prance then transmits your devices signal (bluetooth or 3.5mm cable), to your car radio through FM signal...
1206865
I returned mine, tried touse it for iPods and it kept blowing fuses in my car. Hated it.
1809874
I'm not quite sure but if it can plug into your head phone and aux plug the same way it is on the cable it should work because it works fine in my car
918654
No. This takes the audio from your phone, but it then routes it to the radio via an AUX jack. If your car doesn't have one of those, this won't work for you.
760195
Well, the stereo port on the Galaxy S5 is 3.5 mm, so one end is taken care of. As far as the 2.5 mm end, it depends on the boombox or car stereo. If that port is 3.5 mm, then this cable isn't for you. However, if they are 2.5 mm ports, then this cable would connect them. Since the specifications vary from boombox to boombox and from car to car, I can't help further. Only you know what the port sizes are. The manual for the device in question should indicate what size is correct. Can't find the manual? Then look it up on-line. Most manuals for recent devices are available for free. The best way though is just to try some known size cables and see if they fit. Side-by-side it is very easy to tell which is which.
1734699
If you have the cable to turn your droid to RCA cables. The 3.5 jack would go to the input on car radio then I use a data cable for my iPhone that gives me RCA inputs that then plug into this cable
847385
I'm not sure but it is just a standard headphone jack and transmits your phone music through the FM signal on your car radio.I would assume that it would work as long as you have a headphone output on your phone.