🔌 Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Adapter and Charger Extender Dongle for iPhone 12 Mini 11 Pro Max XS XR X SE2 7 8 Plus, iPad Air, Earphone Headset Splitter - Audio Jack Cable Converter Review

First use they are great and every time after that the sound quality is terrible and you have to twist and wiggle the headphones to get a reasonably good sound.

total waste. The plug won't turn on when you have a case on your phone, and who goes without a case?! What's the point? Forget it. Let's go back to the usual flexible ones. This is the second brand/model of one piece connector I have purchased and both have turned out to be rubbish. Definitely in a too good to be true category.

I bought this to use standard 1/8 inch headphones with my iPhone 12, especially for sports. I bought this cable thinking flex cable adapters wouldn't last long, but that's a big mistake. The whole time I tried to use it it broke and lost one of the channels - very frustrating when trying to work. So I'm sticking with the Flex attachment cable in the future.

The sound is good. Doesn't work with volume controls on Bose noise canceling headphones I have. And I use them to sleep. Randomly, there will be an awfully loud buzzing that repeats over and over again. it wakes me up It doesn't matter if the charging port is used or not, and it doesn't happen on the one dongle I have. It would be nice if it was also connected to the headphone volume. It doesn't work with calls either.

Yes, it worked fine the first night. The second night I had to play around with it to make it work. Playing means bending, pushing, pulling, etc. All of that has nothing to do with your phone's lightning jack.But somehow I got it working again BUT the next night it stopped working.It's a shame because it would be a nice little accessory if it kept working. I wish I had read the reviews before ordering.

Although it says in the product description I didn't know the accessory doesn't support the microphone on connected headphones so it doesn't work for calls. You have to turn everything off and hold your phone to your face if someone calls while using your headphones. This defeated the objective for me so I'm going back. I'm a bit sad because I think the design is elegant and practical and also kind of increased the volume of what I was listening to compared to the regular Apple converter and…

I liked the size and there is no cord section so it wears well and doesn't tear! NOT RIGHT! Took about 45 minutes, plugged in and charged the phone, then plugged in the headphones to start listening to music. It sounded good, but then it just stopped! 35-45 minutes, just stopped! Unplugged it and plugged the lightning charger and headphones back in, but the music kept coming out of the phone. I can no longer play sound through my headphones. I used my old lightning cable to 1/8" adapter and it…

Many audio and video apps allow you to control the levels of external microphones or built-in microphones on the iPhone (which are actually amazingly awesome). Bluetooth works but there is a lag. So if you're trying to monitor how you're talking/playing/singing, Bluetooth just won't work. This device worked with the music app I tried, so it works. But it didn't work with GarageBand, Mavic Pro or Voice Record Pro. All of them did not see the presence of headphones. They fit my case, and there's…

This last design is the "BEST" iPhone/3.5mm Audio Charging Adapter as it completely eliminates the pigtail. Basically, this adapter has nothing to wear out or break, making it the best choice of all wired adapters. This latest design is a game changer for new iPhone models, which at the same time require you to purchase a separate iPhone charging adapter with 3.5mm audio jack so you can listen to music through your already existing expensive headphones. I used my fourth wired adapter before…