WH-1000XM5 Replacement Headphone Cable Compatible with Sony WH-1000xm5 WH-1000xm4 WH-1000xm3 WH-1000xm2,Cord fit for Sony MDR-XB950BT MDR-XB950N1 MDR-ZX770BN WH-xb910n WH-CH700N Headphone

Worked perfectly

Thank God I found this, for my recent flight this has been a lifesaver

Fit my Sony headphones perfectly, sound great.

Cable works fine but it’s longer than anyone needs (imo), and my sensory kid did not like the noise she hears from the cable rubbing on their clothing. If you need the longer cable and don’t mind the sound of it, then definitely worth the price.

If you've left your cable on your last flight and then you bought a cheap generic 3.5 to 3.5 cable only to discover it didn't work with the Sony headphones, this is the cable you need. This one fits. Yes, it's way overpriced, but Sony headphones have that stupid recessed and narrow port which means the cheaper generic cables won't fit. Bite the bullet, buy this one and remember not to leave it on your next flight.

Got this for my android auto setup. Definitely didn't need the length but was hoping an headset aux cable would provide cleaner audio then some of the chepo aux cables I've tried. It is made of quality cable and I wanted the angled plug in for the car portion bc just looks better & is less likely to break or wear over time. The sound quality is great & the cable works great for me. It's a decent audio cable. Not sure why it's sold as made for Sony but if it weren't I might not have tried it as other cheaper car aux cables haven't had the best sound quality so glad this one worked out in terms of sound quality in my vehicle.

Not sure why these are listed as specifically for certain Sony headphones as they are a generic 3.5mm TRS to 3.5mm TRS right-angle cable. I'm using them as such for my Philips headphones and they work perfectly fine, as you would expect. My only concern would be that they are shorter than most headphone cables of my experience, coming in at 59 inches, tip-to-tip(150mm). I guess that is what Sony uses? In any case, these work for me and i'm seeing that price-wise, they are around what most of the others are charging, depending on which one is on sale at the time. I'm giving the cable a 5 star rating as I see no downsides -- the listing does state the length, so no deduction for that.

This is your typical 3.5mm (1/8 inch) stereo audio cable. I used it to connect one of my retro game consoles to a soundbar. It had a weird smell when I took it out of the package, so just be aware of this. It has a 90 degree plug on one end, but it's so bulky that it almost doesn't matter as I don't see it saving you any space. If you need a 90 degree audio cable, there are better, more compact options. The cable worked, but I don't think it's worth the asking price. It's much cheaper-made than it appears in the product photos. The connectors on the ends aren't perfectly straight, which is a sign of questionable quality control. However, if you like the design, then go for it.