900 for this crap is a little expensive. Thanks to bonuses from the bank, the purchase cost 200, which seems to me a more adequate price.

The water resistance of the iPhone is of course a plus, but the lack of 3.5 is a big minus and I don’t even know which is better. I would much rather have a universal mini-jack connector than constantly buy this nonsense. Bluetooth is not considered for a number of reasons. With its pros: The fact that thanks to him I can use normal headphones, not Apple ones. Got cons: Broke after six months of fairly accurate use. The iPhone stopped noticing it, although visually it was intact, the wire…

Pros below: Everything works, this is the main thing, I don’t remove the adapter from the headphones so as not to lose With its cons: Sometimes the application (FB) does not see the headphones.

It all depends on the purpose of the purchase. If you bought a new iPhone and found that there is no jack for your favorite headphones, do not rush to buy this "adapter". Because this is not an adapter at all, but a full-fledged (well, how to say) DAC that converts digital to analog (for transmission to headphones). The loss in quality is severe, the power level is none. If you want to continue listening to music in decent quality over the wire, buy a good external DAC. Now it is no longer just

When connecting headphones with an adapter, my phone indicated the choice of what is connected (headphones or another device) and the sound in the headphones was very quiet. Apple support said that such a window should not come out. I thought, I tried it in another phone - it works there. Decided - jambs of settings probably (phone settings migrate, starting from 5s). Checked - it is. Silent sound solution - factory reset phone.

Some pros: Adapter norm. I read that even a simple DAC is built in there. It doesn't break for me. Different cons: The price would be lower, but this is Apple's policy, before I could charge and listen, but now buy an adapter for everything.

Has some pros: Works as it should Allows you to enjoy the sound of wired headphones, and not listen to these wireless and soulless things all the time) Its cons: Like any adapter, it looks like a crutch and a , but nothing can be done about it)

Its pros: Native Apple adapter, works flawlessly, before that I bought a non-original on Ozone, for 270, outwardly one to one, so it didn’t work right out of the box, I passed it right away. Before that, I bought it on Ali, a slightly different form factor, but the essence is the same, the sound goes on, the phone seems to recognize the headphones, but the control from the headphones, the volume, the next track, the previous track did not work. Has cons: The price, of course, is inadequate, in

Took to connect to the radio. The wire is thin, I advise you to use heat shrink - then it will last longer. No sound distortion or hiss, everything works fine

Well what can I say. I needed an adapter from iPhone to headphones. In the official iPhone reseller, such adapters have a price tag of 6 thousand. On the market, prices are from 200 to 1100 (1100 for this particular adapter, which I am writing a review about). What I fell for when I ordered it: the fact that this adapter already has more than 200 reviews and most of them are positive, and that it was repeatedly stated here "that this is the original blah blah blah." What we actually have:…

I bought the original so that I can use the headphones from the old phone on the new one, by the way, the native headphones from the iPhone 5 are much better and more reliable than the native ones from the iPhone 11, which I had to start using after the adapter broke. In general, the adapter was enough for half a year of using medium intensity. I used to carry the phone in my back pocket and listen to music . as a result, the cable inside broke and the sound disappeared. Rattle, interference…

People of course zhzhOt. Folks, this is not a bitten apple adapter, this thing has a built-in DAC that decodes a 24-bit / 48 kHz digital signal into analog, allowing you to listen to music in CD-quality, which has recently been available also in branded players and Apple Music Services. At the same time, he quite shakes 32-ohm full-size speakers, far from being at full volume. So you first figure it out, then resent the price.

I bought the first cable on March 13, 2022. A month later, the cable stopped working, the iPhone "does not see" the headphones. The second cable broke after another month and a half. Because of the cable, I threw out expensive, cool headphones - I thought they were broken. Conclusion: Apple is no longer price = quality, but price = brand and extremely low-quality product with an overpriced price tag, which grows unreasonably month after month (in March I bought a cable for 790, and in May-June…

Different pros: Unlike Chinese, you can switch music with a button on the headphones, the microphone also records. Got cons: One side works stably, the other one is junk, as if the music falls into the echo, and the musician's voice is not recognized!