AUX 3.5mm Male to Female Panel Mount Cable

This allowed me to give myself aux in a car via the radio antenna and putting in a converter to give myself personal channels so other people wouldn’t get included on my calls if they were on the same frequency. Just had to make a small drill hole and it fit perfectly. Quality is good and I’d trust it. For the cost it was way worth then getting a overpriced $500 radio trim.

I installed a bluetooth controller in my car's factor radio. Instead of hanging a cable out of the dash, I used this to have a flush mount in dash aux cable. It works great.

Works as expected. No issues.

This worked great at first. The sound quality is good. But the 3rd time I plugged headphones in to it, it became really loose and now nothing will stay plugged in.

Worked exactly as I needed

Easy to use but quality was not that okay. I have ordered 3 of them to use my setup but one of them is very loose to install on the box

This is wired reverse which is a pain in the neck because I only noticed it after installation. Now I have to remove it, rewire it then reinstall it in my project. Good thing it's only a cheap piece of shrink wrap that covers the wires so the process will be simple enough but what a hassle. If you're looking for a 3.5mm female bulkhead DON'T BUY THIS ONE, fine a different one. The seller should be ashamed, I'm not the first to report this condition, odds are yours will be reversed also. If you have a soldering iron handy then maybe, but if not steer clear.

If you plan to be removing and installing a cord regularly into this socket, I may recommend you try another one... the pullout force is quite high on this one. I end up pulling out the trim piece this is mounted into, rather than my aux cable from this port. Other than that, it works fine. No noise, installed in a breeze. I'd buy it again without hesitation if it weren't such a tight fit.