SHIVERPEAKS 3.5mm Angled to Straight Stereo Audio Cable, 2m, White BS14-08036

Connecting audio devices in tight spaces or behind furniture often leads to bent plugs and broken connections. This 2-metre stereo audio cable from SHIVERPEAKS solves that problem with a 90-degree angled 3.5mm connector on one end and a straight connector on the other. The angled plug fits flush against devices, reducing strain and allowing connections in confined areas such as behind a TV, car dashboard, or wall-mounted speaker. The straight end plugs into standard headphone jacks, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of equipment. Whether you're linking a smartphone to a car stereo, a tablet to a speaker, or an MP3 player to headphones, this cable delivers clear analogue audio without interference. The white jacket blends neatly with modern interiors and is easy to identify among other cables.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for anyone who needs a reliable audio connection in tight or awkward spaces. It suits home users connecting media players to amplifiers, drivers linking phones to car aux inputs, and professionals setting up compact audio systems. The angled connector is especially useful for devices mounted close to walls or in shallow recesses, where a straight plug would protrude and risk damage.

Main features

• 2-metre length for flexible placement
• Angled 3.5mm male connector for tight spaces
• Straight 3.5mm male connector for standard jacks
• Stereo analogue audio transmission
• White PVC jacket for durability and visibility
• Compatible with smartphones, tablets, MP3 players, car stereos, and speakers

Specifications

• Brand: SHIVERPEAKS
• Model: BS14-08036
• EAN: 4017538187857
• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector 1: 3.5mm male, angled (90°)
• Connector 2: 3.5mm male, straight
• Signal type: Analogue stereo
• Colour: White

Tips

To maximise cable lifespan, avoid pulling on the cable itself when disconnecting; grip the connector housing instead. For car installations, route the cable away from moving parts and heat sources. The angled end is best suited for the device that is hardest to reach or closest to a surface, while the straight end can be used on the more accessible device.