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Short 10cm 90-degree 3.5mm 4-pole male-to-male audio cable

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Ruth's sister 10cm 90° 4-pole 3.5mm male-to-male audio cable

SKU CH-2QYP-CKXKC

A 10 cm, 90° angled 4-pole 3.5 mm male-to-male audio cable for tight spaces in cars or portable devices

  • 10 cm length keeps internal routing tidy
  • 90° angled plugs fit tight spaces without strain
  • 5 mm 4-pole connectors carry stereo audio plus mic
  • Male-to-male design links two devices directly

Short 90° audio cable for tight spaces

This 10 cm 3.5 mm male-to-male cable uses a 90-degree angled plug to fit behind panels or inside crowded consoles. The four-pole wiring carries stereo audio plus a microphone signal in a single connection. It is built for new installations where a straight connector would not clear the chassis.

Four-pole wiring adds microphone support

The 4-pole configuration lets you route both headphone output and mic input through one short run, so headsets with inline mics work without an extra adapter. The right-angle shape keeps the jack flush against the device, reducing strain on the port. Buyers who need a longer reach or a straight plug should choose a different cable.

Highlights

  • 10 cm length keeps internal routing tidy
  • 90° angled plugs fit tight spaces without strain
  • 5 mm 4-pole connectors carry stereo audio plus mic
  • Male-to-male design links two devices directly

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 90-degree angled 3.5 mm plug need replacing if the right-angle joint loosens over time?

The 90-degree moulded strain relief protects the 3.5 mm jack from bending stress; if the joint eventually fails the whole 10 cm cable is replaced as a single unit.

What length limit appears first when the 10 cm cable is stretched taut in a tight car dashboard install?

The fixed 10 cm length is the hard limit; pulling it tighter risks damaging the 3.5 mm male plugs or the four-pole wiring inside.

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