AirChichi 3.5mm Car Audio Tape Cassette Adapter - For iPhone, iPad iPod MP3 Player CD Radio nano, 3 Feet Long Cable (A-1)

It works, but I think it would be better to spend more and get a better one. Some of the problems I had with this cassette deck:- The headphone jack side is poorly constructed. There's a metal sleeve around the red plastic jack, but from the day I got it it came off with a light tug. Can't take the sleeve completely off without cutting it, so I just leave it on the red jack. But sometimes when I reach to unplug the jack, I grab the sleeve, and the sleeve separates from the jack while the jack remains plugged in to my device.- The red headphone jack is weakly reinforced where it connects to the cable. Bumping into it a couple times in the car caused the cable to wear and bend, and now the connection between the cable and the jack is pretty shaky. Sometimes it works and often it doesn't.- After using it for a while (about 30 minutes), the cassette unit starts to make shaking, rolling, mechanical noises. I think this is just a matter of bad build quality, and it takes away from the music.

I am a week into this and feel like a world of music has been opened up to me thanks to this little thing! I play Spotify on my phone and plug the adapter into the casette player of my 2005 car and has been so fun. My friend with Sirius in her car was like, "Can I do that?" And I said, "Honey - you have BlueTooth - you don't need this." But - it will make hanging onto my car a little easier until my son can drive my 2005. Trying to engender a love of music in my kids and not having any good music access was the worst. The other day on an errand we each picked a song and played it. It's the little stuff you realized you missed...Before this I had another model. Technology may have improved - this is better.I will say the tip they give you about balancing the audio is key. Short version - turn the sound down / lower on your device and use your car's volume control. It sounds scratchy if both are up high.

This item arrived BEFORE estimated time. I have gone through many a Tape Cassette Adaptor since buying my Honda CRV in 2006. I've purchased more than one a year. I usually paid at least $20 for each, from Target or Radio Shack. Hey, I was just grateful to use my iPhone, Samsung, and various other devices while driving. This item, while I can't judge its' longevity. I can speak to how quickly it arrived and how well it worked in my car. I never used an Audio Tape Cassette Adapter that allowed both speakers to deliver News, Music, Stream PodCasts, or anything else deliverable by my WiFi or data-driven device. This AUDIO TAPE Cassette Adapter worked wonderfully AND delivered audio on both speakers Yay! Thank you!

Let me start off with this: THE most reliable cassette adapter I've tried. Bought it before an 18 hour road trip to FL that my ION Audio Bluetooth cassette adapter would have died 7 hours in. Sounds good. A bit less low end than my cheapie Walmart hardwired purchase, but way more reliable. (That one tends to cause the deck to reverse and try to play the other side. This one NEVER has.)An oddity I noticed, but probably by design, is that unlike my other adapters this one requires the audio to be at full volume coming from my phone (this one is probably a better at impedance match). Most other adapters will distort when the phone volume is turned up to that level. The side effect of that is that the volume on the car stereo has to be turned way louder, but so far no ill effects and I can still make it as loud as I want it to be.Finally want to note that they may have had a re-branding, as the packaging with this adapter says "Lesley" not "Gezan".

UPDATE: The adapter has started shorting out. I have to wiggle my phone around in order to keep the sound playing. I contacted the seller about this issue, but never received a response.No complaints here! I got this to go in my '05 Hyundai Tucson after the one I'd used for years started to go out. I ordered a different cassette adapter first, and it was terrible! Sent it back and got this one instead. It sounds great! Music sounds best if your phone is not at full volume, otherwise it can get a bit distorted. I use this with my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge with no problem. It's been a lifesaver!

This auxiliary cable has a very thick end/tip. It makes it difficult to find into the headphone jack of the phone if the phone has any type of case on it. (I have an iPhone 5s with an otter box defender case on it). I did do a little trimming of the thick, outside rubber so it would fit into my phone with the case on it. Nothing in the wiring was touched. Even then - once I got it plugged in, the sound still comes through with some static. I suppose that could just be the quality of sound you get through a tape player though.

This has lasted 7 months without the connection becoming loose, which is some kind of record with these types of adapters. I have bought this type of product many times over and inevitably the connection starts to become "loose" to at least one speaker. You have to hold it a certain way just to get the connection to work. This has worked admirably over the last 7 months, so I would definitely recommend it.

Works great; length allows passengers in the back seat to use the aux. cord. Only issues: I occasionally (rarely) get some white noise in the background, but I think it has more to do with my cassette player than the product; the headphone jack is large, so it does not fit into certain cases (I have a lifeproof case for an iPhone 6 and have to use the headphone jack adapter). I have a 98 station wagon and it's awesome to be able to play my iPod in it.