🎧 Apple MFi Certified iPhone to 3.5mm Car AUX Stereo Audio Cable - Lightning to 3.5mm Nylon AUX Adapter for iPhone 12 Series/11/XS/XR/X 8 7/iPad - 3.3FT/1M Length - Connect to Home Stereo/Speaker/Headphone Review

It works great but when I plug it into the iPhone it tells me there is water in the socket and asks if I want to continue so I have to confirm yes to continue.

Lasted less than a month and is already broken. The fault area was of course the connection area of the Lightning port. The sound disappears until placed at a certain position.

Works as expected. It's nice to be able to hear Pandora on my audio system when I'm traveling long distances and need to change channels on my Harley.

I bought 1, the sound keeps dropping out. I bought another one as I thought the first one was defective. He does the same. I am returning both and will buy another brand.

When this product works, it works well. It has a nice appearance as it is a bit different from this one. The problem is that sometimes it works and most of the time it doesn't. If I had kept the packaging I would have sent it back. Spend your money elsewhere.

Broken in less than a month, better buy an aux cable with adapter for iPhones. Apple is so annoying they removed the aux for us vintage car drivers but still they only started playing properly after 3 weeks of moving the cable one way or the other, now it's completely gone.

Pretty happy, but the mobile phone fell down and the connection snapped. This is bad? No, I don't think so. A stronger established connection could simply break the phone. Buying a new cable is much easier than repairing or replacing the phone. I have ordered two more of these cables. The local Best Buy wanted $35 for a different brand. No thank you.

I'm quite happy but I dropped the phone and snapped the connection. This is bad? No, I don't think so. A stronger established connection could simply break the phone. Buying a new cable is much easier than repairing or replacing the phone. I have ordered two more of these cables. The local Best Buy wanted $35 for a different brand. No thank you.

I used it in my car and it sounded good for three months, but then the case around the iPhone adapter started to fall apart and the sound gradually deteriorated (started making crackling noises ). It quickly got so bad that the product became unusable. Pride is cheap for a reason, spend a little more for something that will last.

Decent sound quality the first time you use it. Maybe after 6-10 uses the noise started. 6-10 uses! It has also not been a month since the static started. I haven't ripped it in anger yet, but that will most likely be a tragic end to my stereo cable. it's coming Another pop as the cable moves and you're done. An absolutely horrible waste of money. I expected better.