Baseus Yiven M30 Cable de audio de 3,5 mm (jack a jack) – 1 m, trenzado de nailon, dorado, negro/plata

The Baseus Yiven M30 is a no-nonsense 3.5mm auxiliary cable built for those who value a solid wired connection. With a full meter of black nylon braided cable and compact silver-finished connectors, it slips easily into a bag or glovebox, ready to bridge your favourite audio devices.

Highlights

• Gold-plated 3.5mm male connectors for reliable signal transfer and corrosion resistance
• Oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductor ensures high-fidelity sound
• Nylon braided exterior adds durability and reduces tangles
• Straight plug design fits most device cases and jacks
• 1-meter length offers flexibility for everyday use

In daily use

Simply plug one end into your smartphone, tablet, or laptop and the other into a car stereo, powered speaker, or headphone amp. The straight 3.5mm jacks have a compact profile that works with most protective cases, while the cable’s flexible yet rugged braid withstands everyday twisting and pulling. No configuration, no pairing, no latency—just plug in and play your playlists.

Full specifications

• Product Type: Audio Cable
• Connector Type A: 3.5mm Male TRS
• Connector Type B: 3.5mm Male TRS
• Cable Length: 1 meter (100 cm)
• Cable Material: Nylon Braided
• Connector Housing Material: Aluminum Alloy
• Conductor Material: Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC)
• Connector Plating: Gold-plated
• Audio Channels: Stereo
• Compatibility: Devices with 3.5mm audio jack (e.g., smartphones, tablets, car stereos, headphones, speakers, PCs)
• Features: High-fidelity sound, Anti-tangle design, Durable, Corrosion-resistant connectors
• Color: Black (with Silver connectors)
• Cable Shape: Round
• Plug Design: Straight
• Shielding: Yes
• Signal Type: Analog Audio
• Series: Yiven M30
• Outer Diameter: Approx. 3.5 mm

Final note

For a budget-friendly upgrade from flimsy stock cables, the Baseus Yiven M30 offers transparent sound, durable materials, and a hassle-free experience. Whether it’s for commuting, road trips, or desktop listening, this auxiliary cable proves that sometimes the simplest tools are the most reliable.