3.5mm Car Auto Aux Usb Audio Dash Flush Lead Mounting Headphone Extension Cable on 2040-parts.com
CN, China
      Car 6-Feet USB & 3.5mm to USB & 3.5mm AUX Flush Mount Dash Extension Cable with Mounting Bracket    Specifications
Description Feature: 1) 3.5mm audio socket. 2) Can mount socket on car's dashboard. 3) USB port will provide data transfer and device charge power. 4) Easily installation. 5) This product is designed for car use only.            On 16-Nov-16 at 01:48:14 EST, seller added the following information: |
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