KEYSION
3-in-1 Headphone HiFi Upgrade Cable
$36.06
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Highlights
6N Oxygen-Free Copper HiFi Cable
Gold-Plated Plug
Tech Specs
Interface3.5mm / 4.4mm Balanced / 2.5mm Balanced to Dual 3.5mm
Length1.2m
Product Details
Product Reviews
5 · 102 reviewsLu***ie2026-08-28 21:52:18 UTC
Très bon câble, la finition est impeccable. Le son est plus naturel et les aigus moins agressifs. Parfait pour mon casque.
Et***an2026-08-27 09:44:26 UTC
Packaging was neat and the cable feels durable. It works flawlessly both balanced and single-ended. Great value for the price.
Иг***рь2026-08-26 19:33:44 UTC
Купил для замены штатного кабеля, разница слышна сразу. Отличный балансный звук, без помех. Спасибо!
Al***ey2026-08-26 19:21:15 UTC
Взял балансный вариант, всё подошло идеально. Материалы на высоте, позолоченные контакты. Звук стал мягче и объёмнее.
O***a2026-08-25 21:48:01 UTC
Быстрая доставка, упаковка аккуратная. Кабель крепкий и гибкий. Звучание наушников улучшилось. Рекомендую.
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