🎵 [Certified Apple MFi] Car Stereo AUX Cord for iPhone, Lightning to 3.5mm AUX Audio Nylon Braided Cable Compatible with iPhone 12/11/XS/XR/X 8 7 6 5, iPad, iPod, Speaker, Home Stereo, Headphone (Silver) Review

I'm having trouble charging my iPad Pro. I plugged it in before bed, it registered that it was charging and when I woke up in the morning it didn't charge and said it wasn't charging. I was concerned that there was a problem with the charging port on my iPad. I bought this charging cable and a new charging plug and no more problems!

Bitch, I ordered it on June 1st and it broke on July 12th with careful occasional use. Returns are of course only allowed within 30 days, so money out the window. The tip on the side of the iPhone broke off. I've had many chargers for my several year old iPhones and this has never happened so I'm pretty sure it's not user error or rough handling. Stay away!

to be honest I was hoping. I thought it would be a welcome welcome to listen to music in my somewhat dated car. It literally worked for two days of using it and then the sound was terrible. I thought my speakers were burned out. There was a constant crackling and noise going in and out and I thought it was the cable. I turned on the usual radio and satellite and everything is clear without panting. As soon as I connect it to my phone and try to listen to music through my phone; not good. It…

This accessory cable is simple, works well and gets the job done. My only problem has to do with personal preference. The headphone jack does not fit the audio port on my Sony MDX headphones. But to be honest, after several unsuccessful attempts to find a Lightning to Aux cable from different manufacturers that fits the small Aux cable port on my headphones, I'm starting to think that Sony is breaking the market with its proprietary has adopted ultra-thin cables. Accessories housing. So! Enjoy…

I purchased this [Apple MFi Certified] iPhone AUX Cable to replace the Insignia AUX Cable I bought at my local electronics store last month. The Insignia cable was over $30 but the music was on and off so I figured my car stereo was the problem and we needed to replace the car stereo. However, before replacing the stereo, I decided to try a different AUX cable. I chose this based on the many good reviews and was not disappointed. As it turned out, the problem wasn't in the radio at all, but in…

Not worth the money! I've had this cable less than a week and it's already giving me the same issues as the last aux cable I bought here. The sound quality is excellent for music. But as in the previous case, video and phone calls are not played, only music. There's just no sound when trying to play a video and no way to use it on a phone call. Also when it is connected to a phone, it is either the phone's main tone or the phone's speaker. Is absolutely not played over the car loudspeakers when