LcueGukLightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter, [Apple MFi Certified] iPhone 3.5mm Headphones/Earphones Jack Aux Audio Dongle Adapter Compatible for iPhone 13/13 Pro/12/12 Pro Max/11/X/XR/XS

Well made product with no issues. Have bought 3 of these now for family.

I bought this to connect to a pair of standard headphones. Initially it was great, no issues.But then today, the sound kept cutting out and the connector kept disconnecting. So I can no longer listen to music. Definitely not worth what I paid if it can't even work for longer than a week.

It works now, have to be delicate with it but not worth the price imo

Perfect to convert Phono to lightening.

Worked ok but had some sound issues when silent. Blue light is annoying. Broke within a couple of months.

I have tested many Lightning to 3.5mm Jack adapters and I can confidently say that after many weeks of testing this is one of if not the best quality adapters I have found, especially for the price. All adapters I have tested on my iPhone 13 Pro and, this one, in particular, had no issues working with my iPhone unlike some of the others that I have tested.If you are looking for a really good, solid adapter that won't let you down and will provide you with the best audio quality possible then look no further as you really cannot go wrong with this for the price.

I've had some issues with similar Lightning to Audio Jack adaptors before and it seems finding one that works in every way is still tough. This one works flawlessly as an audio adaptor and I get good quality audio with no problem or effort, just plug it in and it's recognised and used as an audio output by your iPhone or iPad. That sounds like something they should all do but it isn't. I've also had issues with some adaptors picking up digital interference from the mobile data signal on my iPhone, this one doesn't have that problem and the sound is chirp-free.This adaptor's problem is that doesn't always work with the inline remote controls on some headphones or if it works you're limited to a simple Play/Pause and nothing else. There's a difference between how Android and iOS implement remote controls on earphones, so maybe it's just showing up that incompatibility, some earphone controls only work with Android and vice-versa. My only other gripe is that the long barrels on the plug and socket of this adaptor mean you're more likely to catch them and risk damaging you devices. It makes them harder to tuck into a pocket for example. However I'm willing to forgive some awkwardness because the audio quality is good and interference-free, which is what I most need from an adaptor.

As apple don't include them with their phones anymore if you want to use some wired headphones or your car doesn't support bluetooth then an adaptor like this is your only choice to listen to your podcasts.It works just fine; audio plays through my headphones just fine, the volume it can go to is suitably deafening. Volume doesn't seem to make a huge difference in quality sounds so if you want to rock out you should be ok. It also works connecting my phone to my car. Personally I find Bluetooth is way more convenient for most things; but if you have some favourite headphones these are a way to access them. Im hoping on my next flight they work the other way around on my AirPods max and let me use the inflight movie content...