🎧 DESOFICON 3Pack Apple MFi Certified Headphone Adapter for iPhone 12/12 Pro/11/11 Pro/XS/XR/X/8/7 Plus/SE – Lightning to 3.5mm Aux Connector Dongle for Earphones Review

Communication was shaky. When they worked they were great, but often they didn't make a good "seal" with my headphones and the noise wasn't audible through the headphones.

This adapter loses a lot of volume and greatly reduces the output quality compared to other similar items. You get what you pay for and you stick with it until you inevitably lose all 3 and decide to spend $8 at Best Buy for something decent.

These adapters are total junk and there's no way MFi can certify them! All have static and other noise when listening to audio from my phone. Two of them even made the music stop or skip ahead. My original iPhone adapter has none of these problems! The only suitable place for this is the garbage!

I haven't been able to get any of these adapters to work with any of the headphones we have. It says Apple is certified, but I have a feeling that's not true. I was very upset that I didn't try them all before closing the return window. DO NOT BUY - Spend your money on better products and get what works. I would like to give zero stars!

Again you get what you pay for. So I should have known better but I went with them anyway and my rating is that they are terrible. They are cheaply made so you have to force them into the charging port and earphones then the metal part of the connector pops off so easily. FYI, it's annoying to get our phone part. All 3 broke the same day I used them and the 3rd collapsed in my phone. I had to pay someone to unplug but from my phone. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND YOUR PHONE!

Don't worry the sound quality is terrible! Noise and hum no matter what type of headphone is used.

The connection was loose. When they worked they were great, but often they didn't make a good "seal" with my headphones and the noise wasn't audible through the headphones.

Doesn't work. They are of such poor quality that they either don't work at all or only half work. Example: Connecting to just one headphone or one speaker. Might work well the first time, but the second time around they were ready to be thrown away.

Definitely not Apple quality. There's an audible click when it's connected to the phone, and it cuts out periodically while driving, inevitably and mysteriously pausing the music, requiring me to press play to restart it. But it works (mostly). And since I lost my Apple and didn't want to spend money to buy a real Apple, here's what I got!