would this fit my android smart phone and fit the aux in the car so i can listen to music from my phone on the car speakers?
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Dear Michelle, Thank you for your question regarding our 3.5mm Cable. Yes, the cable is compatible with your car stereo and your phone as long as they both have a 3.5mm jack.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Yes, it should. That's why I got it. But be careful you don't have a case on it.
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This is what I purchased the cable for, and it works great. The only reason it might not work for you would be if you have an overly thick case on your phone that, for some reason, wasn't designed with a wide enough cut-out to accept the cables end. However, if that were the case, I believe you can actually unscrew the pearlescent bit of the cable's end to narrow it.I could not be more happy with mine.
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I had the same question about my iPhone5. I'm happy to report that at least for my phone it works perfectly (and it also works for my ipad). I imagine most smart phones have similar dimensions, so my guess is that it would. I would probably find a friend who owns an iPhone and try their earphones on an android to make sure they have the same dimensions.
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Yes i have one and it fits my android phone and plugs into your car stereo. It works great for me.
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I don't plug my phone into it. That's what my mp3 player is for. If you look at the picture, the end is the same as any jack that goes into any mp3 player however if your phone's headphone jack is smaller, then it may not fit. If you have a regular pair of headphones that work in your phone, then this should work fine. I prefer to keep my music on something smaller; a 3rd gen iPod nano. My crappy phone has the same size headphone size and I have a few songs, but my mp3 works much better. Like my review, it depends on your location more than anything how it will perform in your car. This model does NOT charge. The other model charges iPods and iPhones I believe. Hope this helps. I don't plug my phone into it. That's what my mp3 player is for. If you look at the picture, the end is the same as any jack that goes into any mp3 player however if your phone's headphone jack is smaller, then it may not fit. If you have a regular pair of headphones that work in your phone, then this should work fine. I prefer to keep my music on something smaller; a 3rd gen iPod nano. My crappy phone has the same size headphone size and I have a few songs, but my mp3 works much better. Like my review, it depends on your location more than anything how it will perform in your car. This... » Read More I don't plug my phone into it. That's what my mp3 player is for. If you look at the picture, the end is the same as any jack that goes into any mp3 player however if your phone's headphone jack is smaller, then it may not fit. If you have a regular pair of headphones that work in your phone, then this should work fine. I prefer to keep my music on something smaller; a 3rd gen iPod nano. My crappy phone has the same size headphone size and I have a few songs, but my mp3 works much better. Like my review, it depends on your location more than anything how it will perform in your car. This model does NOT charge. The other model charges iPods and iPhones I believe. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes it would fit, but when you attach the screen to the stereo it would cover the two A/C vents above the stereo. So if you don't mind that then the stereo would be a good fit for your car.
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Answer from Titantech: The item fits your car. The item comes with aux jack and usb jack.
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I'm not sure but it is just a standard headphone jack and transmits your phone music through the FM signal on your car radio.I would assume that it would work as long as you have a headphone output on your phone.
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im note sure i purchase it for my Honda Civic, im assuming it fit to any car that speakers size is 6.5"
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Your phone will work but the volume is loo low to be useful. I bought the car kit speaker but placed in garbage after 1 week.
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Yes. it works very good. I can enjoy my mobile phone's music with my old car.
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You would need an AUX jack in your car. If you do, just get a cable that has 3.5mm jacks on both ends and plug it in!
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Well I'm not sure what you mean? I don't think this could be paired with a car because it is designed to be paired with a phone for calls. If you're asking about playing music through it then I'm just not sure. It works great for phones though. I've been using mine fairly heavily and have not had any problems.
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it works with my ipod, also the android but the phone already has Bluetooth so if you just use the auxiliary cable is the same. I don't like that you have to be charging it like charging your phone and also turn it on and off and some times after a long time you have to search again for the Bluetooth so it is easier an auxiliary cable connected to your car :) but for the price it was worth it the trying... from 1 to 5 will give 2.75
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It should...the wire that connects the device to the car is the same size as in the ear phones...so, I'm pretty sure that it's just the one-size fits all. It's definitely very handy and the sound has been great. My only issue has been charging the device, but that is a separate wire. Hope this helps.
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Yes. As long as you can plug in standard headphones into the android device.
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Depending on phone because I bought this for my mom but she has the Galaxy Note 3 and the aux doesn't fit her phone
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I honestly don't know. It fits my note 3 well but I'm not sure if the interface will work with audio out to car soeakers. Their customer service is phenomenal so try reaching out to them via email. I believe i got the email through their website.
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If it accepts a standard headphone jack it will work with your phone. I use mine to play music in my car from my iPhone. Both are standard jacks.
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This device connects to your car audio ONLY through FM transmitter. If you already have an aux in, you should use it instead. A simple cable from your phones headphone jack to the aux-in on your stereo should work.