BWOO BO-AUX068 Lighting Male To 3.5mm Male Cable
Key Features
- Lightning to 3.5mm audio connection
- Built-in digital audio decoder
- Tinned copper cores minimize interference
- Durable nylon braided sheath
- Compatible with iPhone, iPad, MacBook
Specification
| General | |
| Brand | BWOO |
| Model | BO-AUX068 |
| MPN | 6933654811347 |
| Key Features | |
| Interface | Lighting Male to 3.5mm Male |
| Physical Specification | |
| Cable Length | 1.2m |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Braided wire, Aluminum shells |
| Warranty Information | |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Description
The BWOO BO-AUX068 Lightning Male to 3.5mm Male Cable is a high-quality audio accessory designed to bridge the gap between modern Apple devices and traditional audio equipment. This 1.2-meter cable allows you to connect your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook with a Lightning port to headphones, car stereos, or home audio systems that use a 3.5mm jack. Engineered with a built-in digital audio decoder, it ensures optimal sound quality by reducing electromagnetic interference and delivering clear, precise audio. The cable features tinned copper cores for high conductivity and a durable nylon braided sheath that resists wear and tangling, enhancing its longevity. Whether you're commuting, traveling, or at home, the BWOO BO-AUX068 provides a reliable and convenient solution for enjoying your favorite music and podcasts through analog audio devices.
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