Fervit
Fervit 3.5mm 3-Pole Audio Extension Cable 10cm 90° Right Angle Black
A 10 cm right-angled 3.5 mm stereo extension cable with a 90-degree male plug for tight ports
- Right-angled 90° plug fits tight spaces around 3.5 mm ports
- 10 cm length adds reach without cable clutter
- Three-pole stereo wiring carries left, right and ground signals
- Male-to-female extension preserves full audio quality
- Compact black design suits portable and desktop setups
Right-angle 3.5 mm extension for tight ports
This Fervit cable adds a short 10 cm reach to a 3.5 mm stereo connection. The 90 degree male plug sits flush against the device, letting you plug in where a straight connector would hit a wall, desk edge or adjacent port. It carries left, right and ground signals for standard analogue audio.
Replaces a straight plug that cannot fit
When the female jack is recessed or hemmed in by other cables, a straight 3.5 mm plug often cannot seat fully. This right-angled design solves that clearance problem without adding bulk. The upgrade is worth it whenever the socket is flush-mounted, sideways-facing or crowded by neighbouring connections.
Limited by analogue 3-pole wiring
The cable passes only stereo audio and ground; it does not carry a microphone channel or inline remote signals. Length is fixed at 10 cm, so it cannot bridge larger gaps between source and headphones. Users needing a longer run or a four-pole TRRS connection will need a different cable.
Highlights
- Right-angled 90° plug fits tight spaces around 3.5 mm ports
- 10 cm length adds reach without cable clutter
- Three-pole stereo wiring carries left, right and ground signals
- Male-to-female extension preserves full audio quality
- Compact black design suits portable and desktop setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 90-degree 3.5 mm plug need behind the device?
The right-angle connector bends the cable 90 degrees at the male end, so only the thickness of the plug itself sits behind the port; the 10 cm cable then runs parallel to the device surface.
Which end do I plug in first when space is tight?
Insert the 90-degree male plug into the device’s female 3.5 mm jack first, then connect your existing audio cable into the straight female socket on the extension.
Will the three-pole wiring keep microphone and remote functions working on a headset?
Yes, the cable carries left audio, right audio and ground on three poles, so stereo sound and inline mic or control signals pass through unchanged.
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