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Enfain

Enfain Type-C to 3.5mm AUX audio cable 3m

SKU CH-F8CV-4CDT5

Connects USB-C devices to 3.5 mm audio inputs with a three-metre cable

Cable Length 3m

  • Connect Apple 16 and iPhone 15 Pro Max via USB-C to 3.5 mm AUX
  • Play music through car speakers or subwoofer with direct cable link
  • Three-metre length gives flexible routing inside the vehicle
  • New condition ensures reliable audio from first use

USB-C to 3.5 mm audio cable for iPhone 15 Pro Max

This cable connects USB-C equipped smartphones to any 3.5 mm auxiliary input. It is intended for drivers who want to play music through a car stereo or powered speaker without relying on wireless pairing. The three metre length reaches from a centre console to a dashboard or rear-seat audio system.

Three metre reach with direct analogue output

The 3.5 mm plug feeds car players, subwoofers or portable speakers directly from the phone’s digital-to-analogue converter. No battery or external power is required. Users needing a shorter cable for desk use or a right-angle connector for tight spaces will need a different adapter.

Highlights

  • Connect Apple 16 and iPhone 15 Pro Max via USB-C to 3.5 mm AUX
  • Play music through car speakers or subwoofer with direct cable link
  • Three-metre length gives flexible routing inside the vehicle
  • New condition ensures reliable audio from first use

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will this cable let me keep using my car's 3.5 mm AUX input with a newer phone that only has a Type-C port?

Yes, the Type-C plug connects to the phone and the 3.5 mm plug goes into the car's AUX jack so audio plays through the existing speaker system.

How can I confirm the cable is passing audio correctly once I have plugged it in?

Play music on the phone; sound should come from the car speakers immediately without any extra settings or pairing steps.

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