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Question: I have a Motorola Bionic Cell Phone and a 2007 Honda Element.  Will this InCarCables Car and Home Stereo AUX-IN Cable 3.5mm work for me?
Document: Bought a cheap pair from the local drug store but had connectivity problems and static using my smart phone in my car. I then bought InCarCables Car and Home Stereo 1.2m AUX-IN Cable 3.5mm through Amazon and they work great.
I purchased this InCarCables AUX-IN cable for use in a 2009 Chevy Tahoe and have been VERY pleased with the outcome. I have used it with an iPhone 5S, an iPhone 5C and an iPad 2. All sound perfectly clear through this cable. The previous cable we had (a) didn't fit in the phone jack without removing the phone cover/case and (b) put static in the sound coming through the car speakers.
I bought the AUX-IN cables so I could plug my mp3 player into my car stereo, the cables are such a great length that my kids can sit in the backseat and play whatever they want on the mp3 and then I don't have to hear them whine. I also use them on my in home receiver to play my mp3 or my kindle fire. I couldn't be happier with these :)
I needed an AUX cable that fit my new iPhone 5s WITH a case. This one is skinny enough on the end that it fits my phone and I don't need to take the case off every time I want to plug it into my car or home stereo.This product works great and is exactly what I needed.
It's a 3.5mm stereo cable. Simple. Cheap. It does what you expect of it and nothing more.One plus is that the plug fits with most smartphone cases on, whereas some cables have larger plug ends that require you to take your phone case off before use. Granted, I am sure there are some bulky cases out there where this still would not fit.
I bought the AUX-IN cable for my car and am very impressed with the quality. I would definitely recommend this cable to friends, and would recommend that they purchase through InCarCables LTD
Pro:-3.5mm TRRS connectors-Works with almost anything with a headphone jack.-Works with any car with a 3.5mm AUX-in jack.-Heads are easy to grip for insertion or removal.-Relatively inexpensive.Con:-Picks up a degree of interference from my phone's charging cable. Could have be mitigated using grounded shielding.
My car doesn't have a 3.5mm jack so I don't know how it works with the car stereo however I have used this to attach my Mac mini to a Sony speaker and it sounds great! I think it works with any kind of speaker that has a 3.5mm "in" jack from iPod, iPad, iPhone, computers or MP3 players. Great product and will buy more when needs arise. :)  Great seller too - fast delivery.
I bought several different brands of 3.5mm audio cables for iPhones and iPods over the years and have had many fail because of poor design. Recently, I needed a cable that would also work with an iPhone in a case so I bought what looked like a decent brand on Amazon but one of the two cables had build problems that caused audio dropouts when it was moved.
Quality cables at a good price. I use these to connect my iPod to the auxiliary jack in my Prius, to listen to iTunes during my long commute home from work. I bought these to replace the cable I bought a little over a year ago from another manufacturer that simply stopped working. Could not be happier with the InCarCables. Would definitely purchase from this manufacturer again.
Answer: I don't see any reason why this wont work. If you can use headphones with your cellphone, you're good on the cellphone. And if you have aux-in input in your car, you are good on your car as well.