🎧 Apple MFi Certified 2 Pack Headphone Adapter for iPhone - Lightning to 3.5mm AUX Audio + Charger Splitter - Support Call+ Music Control - Compatible with iPhone 12/11/XS/XR/X 8 7/iPad Review

The product description says it supports phone calls which is not true. I bought the same item on eBay before paying half the price for it but it clearly says 'does not support phone calls', it's exactly the same, it costs twice as much and the description says phone calls be supported when in fact it is not. Fake Information. But it's on eBay for $4.50 and you get the same result.

I was hoping to plug in 1/8" headphones to make phone calls while charging. This did not work for several headphones and headsets with microphones. When the source was surround sound, the center dialogue channel was not mixed into the headphones. So the films only had sound effects, no spoken dialogue. Useless. Where is the QA engineer in this product? Did they willy-nilly switch chips to save a few cents? I've tried connecting the power first, first the headphones, then the phone and no…

They come in a pack of two. I used one, it worked fine during the day. Then my son used it and said that the metal connector just fell off. Of course I assumed he'd dropped it or something and didn't want to get in trouble. So I gave it the usual plug that comes with the phone. So, this morning I needed a plug for work, but I couldn't find a regular one. I used the second one in the pack and you know what? As soon as I pulled it out of the phone, the metal connector came loose. So yes my son…

My wife uses this adapter in her car so she can play music from her iPhone through the auxiliary jack that is part of her Honda factory radio. Is this the best adapter on the market? No, not far. "Real" adapters - like real Apple adapters - cost about eight times as much, which I find ridiculous. But in her case, as an adapter that she doesn't have to touch once installed because she just plugs and unplugs the Firewire connection on her phone, it works pretty well - and for a lot less money…

Ordered the same product twice. Not on purpose, but because the first set I got didn't let the volume or call control buttons on the headset work, or redirect calls to the headset. It's either game over, but both problems together make it pointless to even try. So I looked for a product that specifically said it could take calls and the buttons would work on an iPhone. I found one that looked exactly the same so I skipped over it and found one that looked surprisingly similar but was a photo…