Installed on my 2007 Mazda MX-5 Miata with Bose head unit. It basically activated the "Media" button on the stereo and it displays "AUX" on the screen. Works great without any static. The audio is CD quality output. Cable is really long, which is a good thing. I hide it in the glove box when not in use, and extends out far beyond the cup holders, so no need to worry it'll tug and pull anything.

This is truly plug and play and only takes about 10 minutes to install. Partial removal of the stereo is necessary but you don't need to disconnect any wires from it (although it would make it easier to fish the wiring harness if you have larger fingers).

I have a 2007 mazda 6 (1st gen). IT WORKS FINE FOR HALF A YEAR. The important thing is it works. Secondly, because I plug and unplug the 3.5 head a lot, it comes loosen after a while. My suggestion is that you either buy a better product, or buy an addition 3.5 head, so you dont have to change the whole cable if it looses.

Bought this a few weeks ago. Wired into my stereo and fished through the car to have it come out of the center console. Worked great. First issue was a slight buzz or static sound when the charger's connected at the same time as the aux. Second was that the aux cord that connects to the stereo is actually a little flimsy. After a few weeks the music would play out of one speaker or another or not at all or perfectly depending on how the aux is connected to the phone. Can only blame myself for maybe being too careless with the cord. Looked online over the buzzing and you can buy something called a ground loop to rid yourself of the buzzing while charging. You plug the ground loop like you would your phone and have another aux cord run from the loop to the phone. Think of it as an extension between two aux cords. Aux is included with ground loop btw so good deal. Ordered that as well as another aux to stereo cord since mine had broken and figured that I can leave the ground loop and aux to stereo cord in my console and run another aux which I'll consider a disposable one from the console to my phone. That was if I mess up the aux again I can just get another aux and connect it back to the ground loop and avoid having to take apart my stereo again. It's a good product. You just have to do your best to make it last for you. 10/10 would recommend.

Worked great making my wife's 2006 Mazda 3 compatible with her phone to listen to music through the stock sound system.

I went from FM transmitter to this cable and he differenxe is night and day, this is almost CD quality. The only issue is when charging at the same time, you can hear the engine humming trough the speakers...