PHILIPS Universal Cassette Adapter with 3.5mm Audio Jack, Black

I bought this because my last connector stopped working, and I am happy with it so far! It works well, and I see no issues with it. My last cable started wearing at the connector, but this quality of this one seems solid so far. I feel that the audio seems good, and I use it with a dongle that is compatible with my phone's headphone port. I have an iPhone 16 Pro Max.

I've never liked cassettes, and I'm old enough to have been alive when they were popular. But I had a genuine 1987 boom box that looked practically new and wanted to bring it into the 21st century. I tried a Bluetooth FM transmitter, but those are subject to drift and static. Then I bought this cassette adapter. Opened the boom box and cut the power wires to the cassette motor to eliminate noise. If you try this, DO NOT cut the audio signal wires from the cassette head. Installed this adapter and ran the cord out through the battery compartment in the back. The cord is nice and long for this purpose. Plugged it in to a Bluetooth receiver, pressed play on the deck, and started playing music from my phone. Crystal clear sound and that great 80s audio quality! Quite confusing for people who see and hear it, conversation starter for sure. This adapter does a wonderful job of sending the audio through the cassette head with hi-fidelity and stereo separation you would never get from an actual cassette tape. Highly recommended!

Terrible product and not what is in the picture. Ordered this specifically because the aux was shown to be a 90 degree angle only for it to be straight. Doesn’t work well on top of that

Works well and would be compatible with many if not most car cassette players; to convert audio from phone, mp3, and others in older vehicles.As with most cassette to phone devices, there is some minor background sound that comes through the speakers when using a cassette player to adapt your phone's audio. But it is very minor and when the sound gets gone, hardly noticeable.

I'm using this for something a bit different, a way to transfer software from my PC to the cassette drive in an Amstrad CPC 464 using this audio cassette adapter. The data the CPC 464 reads from the tape drive is essentially scrambled audio data that is decoded by the CPC during load.The adapter quality isn't the best, but it does seem to do the job and it's good enough for what I need it for. Hopefully it will hold up long enough for my uses and if so, then I'll be happy.For those who want to know, I also tested it with an actual audio cassette player connected to my phone with a 3.5mm adapter and it worked fine. Sound was in stereo and nothing was out of the ordinary. Sound quality wasn't bad either and it's so easy that anybody can figure it out. I had to make sure this would work before I tried it in a rare vintage computer and I'm thankful it works.

Was unsure how it would work going off the somewhat mixed reviews but was pleasantly surprised. Just wanted the ability to plug in my xm radio adapter in my 95 F350 without having to get rid of the stock unit and getting some cheap ugly head unit. Sounds phenomenal, if there is any feedback i certainly don't hear it on the stock speakers anyway. Just plug and play and just like that I don't have to hear commercials anymore!

low volume, easy to use, doesn't run on battery, works fine

Worked great sound quality was amazing and it fit perfectly!