Review on 🔌 Efficiently Connect Your Apple Devices with the Lightning to 30-pin Adapter by Malik Axmed

I have some old Dynex iPod Touch/iPhone docks to connect to audio systems and a good Pioneer NAS-3 audio dock with active speaker, but they have 30-pin connectors (for older iPods Touch and iPhone). . The docks and speaker audio dock still work fine, but I've found that my old iPod Touch hasn't worked with some audio streaming services from Christian websites for the last few years, which I like to use for Christian music and conversation. I bought a recent iPod touch (7th generation) and it has no audio streaming issues. So my guess is that either an older IOS with the iPod touch (still version 6) or a slower processor can't handle the task. (I wish Apple would still release updates for their old iOS, but I think they're actually better than the guys at Google at doing it with Android - it seems that some versions of Android have been orphaned so quickly, that it was amazing.) So to get a new iPod touch to work with the docks and sound dock, I needed a good 30-pin Lightning connector, and those are hard to come by! If you've read the reviews, you know that there are many devices out there, but many of them can only charge an iPod or iPhone and don't offer audio connectivity. Or they claim to provide an audio connection but really don't! Apple's website didn't have 30-pin Lightning connectors when I checked, and the market probably isn't very strong, but some of us still need them. The device I received from 6th Avenue appears to be a genuine Apple product in proper Apple packaging. It does its job and works well!