Belkin 3.5mm Stereo AUX Cable, 1.2 Metre

Belkin 3.5mm Stereo AUX Cable, 1.2 Metre

Belkin 3.5mm AUX Cable 1.2 Metre is a 1.2-metre male-to-male stereo auxiliary lead with 3.5mm TRS plugs for compatible analogue audio outputs and inputs.

Why Choose Belkin 3.5mm AUX Cable 1.2 Metre?

The product photograph shows a straight plug at one end and a right-angle plug at the other. This can be useful where socket clearance favours one orientation, but the exact device case and recessed connector must still allow a full fit. The inventory’s EP-to-EP wording is presented as the clearer 3.5mm stereo AUX connection. No exact Belkin retail code is supplied, so unsupported cable-material or special performance claims are omitted. Use it for a suitable analogue stereo route; a three-contact plug is not proof of a headset microphone channel or digital audio conversion.

Key Features

• 1.2-metre length: listed finished cable distance.
• 3.5mm male-to-male: stereo auxiliary connection.
• TRS plugs shown: conventional three-contact stereo role.
• Angled end shown: check clearance around the device.

Best Suited For

Connecting a compatible headphone or line-level output to an appropriate stereo auxiliary input. Match both devices’ socket roles before choosing a lead. A three-contact stereo audio cable carries left, right and their common return in the usual analogue arrangement; it does not automatically carry a headset microphone channel or digital audio.

Setup and Connection Guide

Reduce the output and receiving volume before inserting the plugs. Connect the source output to the auxiliary input, seat both plugs fully and leave enough slack to avoid sideways strain. Start playback and raise level gradually, checking both channels and listening for distortion. If a phone lacks an analogue headphone socket, use an appropriate audio adapter rather than treating a USB-C charge cable as an audio converter. Keep the lead clear of sharp bends and verify plug clearance around cases or recessed sockets before relying on a permanent placement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is EP-to-EP a USB or optical digital connection?

The photographed product is a 3.5mm analogue stereo auxiliary lead. Match it to an appropriate headphone/line output and auxiliary input; it does not convert USB, HDMI or optical audio.

Will this ordinary stereo auxiliary lead carry a headset microphone?

A normal three-contact TRS stereo lead does not provide the separate microphone contact used by a four-contact TRRS headset arrangement. Check the exact plug contacts and equipment requirements for voice capture.

Can an auxiliary cable connect directly to passive loudspeaker terminals?

It supplies a low-level audio connection between appropriate electronic devices. Passive loudspeakers require a suitable amplifier output and speaker cable rather than a stereo auxiliary feed directly to their terminals.

Technical Specifications

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