Is the cable genuine Bose cable or is it replacement cable from china?
1560200
The cable says bose on it and seems to be the same quality as the one that it replaced.
1560201
I' mint sure. It seems to be a quality product since it has lasted longer than the original Bose cables (I own 2 sets of headphones and have had to replace two original cables. The only noticeable difference from the original is that this cable is slightly shorter, about 4 ft. Long rather than about 5 ft.
944897
If Amazon doesn't have them, go to the Bose website. Replacements are very easy to install.
1082793
Warning! I just found out (4/27/15) that unless the seller is one of Monster's authorized dealers the warranty will NOT be honored. They will send ONE new replacement but the warranty ends with it. This is enforced even though the cable is genuine and came in the original manufacturer's packaging. Topgoods is NOT an authorized seller.
679516
I bought mine more than a year ago. I don't remember clearly about the package, but from impression in the quality of the headphone I believe mine is genuine. And I'm the person who use headphone pretty intensively, if mine was fake, I would not believe how it can last for more than one year. Still using it now. The buyers who got unoriginal products possibly bought them from other seller other than JVC but leaving reviews here.
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I just found out (4/27/15) that unless the seller is one of Monster's authorized dealers the warranty will NOT be honored. They will send ONE new replacement but the warranty ends with it. This is enforced even though the cable is genuine and came in the original manufacturer's packaging. Topgoods is NOT an authorized seller.
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You cannot purchase a 3rd party (Chinese replacement) battery for the Generation 1 Soundlink with a part number (Material Number) of 330001-1310. There are instructions on how to replace the battery from the Bose web site as well as a PDF document in something like 60 different languages telling you the same.I replaced the battery in my Gen 1 Sounlink after about 18 months of use - purchased it in 2011 I think. The replacement battery was actually better than the original. Now I need to replace it again as it no longer holds a charge as of June 2015. Contact Bose if you want to get a replacement - 60.00 plus 8.00 shipping. You cannot purchase a 3rd party (Chinese replacement) battery for the Generation 1 Soundlink with a part number (Material Number) of 330001-1310. There are instructions on how to replace the battery from the Bose web site as well as a PDF document in something like 60 different languages telling you the same.I replaced the battery in my Gen 1 Sounlink after about 18 months of use - purchased it in 2011 I think. The replacement battery was actually better than the original. Now I need to replace it again as it no longer holds a charge as of June 2015. Contact Bose if you want to... » Read More You cannot purchase a 3rd party (Chinese replacement) battery for the Generation 1 Soundlink with a part number (Material Number) of 330001-1310. There are instructions on how to replace the battery from the Bose web site as well as a PDF document in something like 60 different languages telling you the same.I replaced the battery in my Gen 1 Sounlink after about 18 months of use - purchased it in 2011 I think. The replacement battery was actually better than the original. Now I need to replace it again as it no longer holds a charge as of June 2015. Contact Bose if you want to get a replacement - 60.00 plus 8.00 shipping. « Show Less
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It's supposed to be genuine. I'd order from amazon directly to avoid getting scammed.
1371334
Forget it , it's a kind of chinese copy and has nothing to deal with the original, I bought one and returned it 2 days after. This model PRO-4AA is out fabrication since a long time, try to buy a second hand one with ebay the sound of the original is wonderfull and it's my favourite headphone, it's not so comfortable for the ears but it's nothing regarding the quality of sound.
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Mine is the OEM version. It has the plastic business-card pocket like you mentioned: originally this came filled with Bose cards to give to anyone who inquired about the headphones. On the opposite side is a small knit-type pocket with a zipper to hold the wires. If you have this compartment/pocket, yours is OEM, too.
1209594
Yes it is, however my experience with purchasing this cable was mute. It did not work.
1475571
The actual OEM cable is 5 feet. The one that came with this product was also 5 feet. I have purchased 2 of these from this listing. The first was in the official OEM replacement in the box. the second appears to be 100% legitimate but in the plastic. Likely to be actually OEM and bundled with the phone.
2177123
Dear Friend , do not replacement , we will be refund USD4.00 to you , you can buy this cable from other place.
1690615
I do not know the model number of my Bose. It is the one with the 3 cd deck. I didn't bring the paperwork with me when I moved. There is an 800 number on the bottom that you can call to help with the purchase. I know it works great with mine, and looks just like the one that came with it. Sorry I can't be of more help to you!
1234639
I guess its an authentic cable from samsung, it is 5 ft long and perfectly fits into my phone charging port like the original charging cable.Hope this answers your question.
849752
I'm not en expert but the one I purchased appeared to be genuine. Having said that, it did come from China and could be a very well done knock off.
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A couple days ago (August 2014) Amazon seems to have restricted this listing to just the genuine Bose pads. Before they did, I bought mine from Accessoriesplus on this page. They were $5 cheaper and didn't charge sales tax. I'm 80% sure they were authentic. If you buy the ones that are fullfilled directly from Bose, then you can be 100% certain that they are legit, but you'll pay more for them. The other thing you could consider is buying one of the $7 or $8 pairs of obvious knockoffs. Then you'll have no doubt about their authenticity. I haven't gone that route yet, but plan to next time. A couple days ago (August 2014) Amazon seems to have restricted this listing to just the genuine Bose pads. Before they did, I bought mine from Accessoriesplus on this page. They were $5 cheaper and didn't charge sales tax. I'm 80% sure they were authentic. If you buy the ones that are fullfilled directly from Bose, then you can be 100% certain that they are legit, but you'll pay more for them. The other thing you could consider is buying one of the $7 or $8 pairs of obvious knockoffs. Then you'll have no doubt about their authenticity. I haven't gone that route yet, but plan to next time.
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Hey Kerry, no this is not an authentic Zune cable because it does not have the logo on the large end that goes in the Zune itself, but it is the same make and model that works just as good. I have had no problem with it since I purchased it. Will work just right with your zune.