iPhone 4S Car AUX and Charging Cable, 1.5 Meter
Your iPhone 4S or older iPod charges, syncs and plays through the car stereo on one cable. The 1.5 m length reaches from the dash to the seat, and the gold-plated AUX plug keeps the connection clean on every drive. One cord replaces the three you keep digging for.
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Your iPhone 4S or older iPod charges, syncs and plays through the car stereo on one cable. The 1.5 m length reaches from the dash to the seat, and the gold-plated AUX plug keeps the connection clean on every drive. One cord replaces the three you keep digging for.
One cable for iPhone 4S/iPod charging, syncing and car audio via AUX
- juggling separate charging and AUX cables in the car
- needing a dock-to-USB cable for iPod or iPhone 4S sync
- tangled multiple cables in the vehicle
Charge, sync and play music with one cable
Stop digging for the right cord every morning. One 1.5 m cable charges your iPhone 4S or iPod, syncs it, and runs your car AUX, so the drive starts with a full battery and music on.
Charging, syncing and AUX in one cord

Charge, sync and play with one cord
The 30-pin dock connector charges and syncs an iPhone 4S or iPod. The USB-A end plugs into a charger or computer, and the 3.5mm AUX end runs to the car stereo. Same cable, three jobs, no swapping at the dashboard.

Gold-plated AUX plug
The 3.5mm connector has a gold-plated tip, which is the detail that matters most when the cable sits in a car jack every day. The glossy housing sits flush in the port and stays easy to grip when you pull it out.

Inline control on the cable
The control module sits on the cable itself, so you can handle playback without reaching for the phone at a red light. It stays where your hand already is.
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Yes, the device end is the 30-pin Apple dock connector, the same plug used on the iPhone 4S and older iPod models with a 30-pin dock. Check your dock port before ordering. If your device uses Lightning, this is the wrong cable.
The audio end is a standard 3.5mm AUX jack with a gold-plated tip. It plugs into any car stereo or speaker with a 3.5mm AUX input. Wipe the jack with a dry cloth before connecting for the cleanest signal.
The control module is built into the cable, so it sits within reach while you drive. Playback response depends on how your device handles the control signal, so test it once in the car before relying on it on a long trip.
Yes. The USB-A end connects to a wall adapter, a car charger or a computer, and the 30-pin end connects to your device. One cable handles charging and syncing at the desk.
At 1.5 m, the cable reaches from a dashboard mount to the seat with room to spare, and it is also long enough to run from a desk outlet to a laptop. Loop any extra length loosely rather than wrapping it tight.
You are paying for one cable that replaces a charger cord, a sync cord and an AUX lead. Buying three separate cables costs more, takes more room in the car, and leaves you with the wrong one when the battery is low. The gold-plated AUX plug and glossy connector housings are the premium details you can feel.
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