Product Description

The Pro Series Mini Stereo Extension Cord from Belkin. It is cable which lets you extend Ipod or portable audio player connection quickly and easily. It extends your audio playing distance by six feet. It is easy to use simply attach one end of the cable into the mini-stereo jacks of your portable audio component and the other to your existing cable and you're ready to go. It has gold plated copper contacts which ensure durability and high performance. It works with portable CD player or Mp3 players, sound cards and multimedia speakers.

Features:


Mini-Stereo Extension Cable 1.8 m.
Offers a fast and easy way to extend your audio player connection.
Works with portable CD or MP3 players, sound cards, and multimedia speakers.

Technical Specifications:


Cable: Audio cable.
Length: 5.49 m.
Left Connector(s): Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm - female.
Right Connector(s): Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm - male.
Color : Black.

 

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2552 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Belkin
• Model: F8V204b18
• Released on: 2004-12-14
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, .18 pounds

Features

• Mini-Stereo Extension Cable 6 ft./1.8 m
• Mini-Stereo Extension Cable 6 ft./1.8 m

Manufacturer's Description
Now you can extend your iPod" device or portable audio player connection quickly and conveniently. The Mini-Stereo Extension Cable from Belkin connects your iPod and other portable audio devices and extends your playing distance by up to six feet. Simply attach one end of the Cable into the mini-stereo jacks of your portable audio component and the other to your existing cable and you're ready to go. Gold-plated contacts ensure durability and high performance is guaranteed with the Belkin Lifetime Warranty.

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Customer Reviews

Good quality, sturdy mini stereo extension cable
The previous reviewer mentions the female end is too heavy and ends up pulling ear bud & in-ear headphones out of your ears. I would have to agree with this, however I think the purpose of this extension cable has been misrepresented.

At 5.5m it's a bit too long to carry around for portable DAP, etc. use - however it is perfect for use at a desk or home stereo, where you need a bit of extra reach for your (potentially short-cabled) headphones. I bought this extension cable explicitly for this purpose - I'm using a pair of Sennheiser CX300 in-ear headphones for my mp3 player while walking to work and wanted to continue using them at work with my music collection on my PC (as they're rather good at blocking out external noise ;-). The only trouble with the earphones for this purpose is their short cable length - perfect for DAP use, but not when trying to reach an under-desk PC.

Enter the Belkin mini stereo extension cord... high quality (gold-plated connectors), more than ample length, thick & sturdy cord (shunts off close encounters with the wheels of office chairs!), and resting on a desk or chair arm there's no real issue with the weight pulling out your headphones. If you're looking for a good mini stereo extension cable then this should be all you'll ever need.

CAVEAT ...
5.5m cable received today and tested with Sennheiser HD265 Linear II. All four gold-plated elements (cable m/f, headphones, amplifier headphone out socket) did the biz well, so no complaints there - sonic competence throughout.
No, my complaint, as such, is more an observation-cum-caveat (and hereby concurs with that of another reviewer): the cable delivered was NOT the "Belkin Pro Series Mini Stereo Extension Cord 3.5mm M/F 5.5m" as both advertised here and listed on the Invoice/Receipt, but "RoHS" - for all I know RoHS is a Belkin subsidiary, or whatever. Yet nowhere can I find an Amazon note suggesting something along the lines of "product may not be as advertised, but will be of same quality," etc. This is an alarming trend, Amazon: it makes a mockery of the advertised statement "Comes with a Belkin Lifetime Warranty" ... for how can it???
As mentioned above, the cable is fine and I am not sending it back. But a lesser person COULD have a good case regarding misrepresentation under the Trade Descriptions Act for false advertising ...

Well worth a few pounds more.
Don't just buy the cheapest extension cable you can find - I did and regretted it. This quality cable is well worth a few pounds more.