[Apple MFi Certified] 2-Pack iPhone Headphone Adapter & Splitter, 2 in 1 Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Audio & Charger for iPhone 12/11/SE 2020/XS/XR/X/8 7/iPad/iPod, Support Call+Music Control

I bought 3 of these for various locations, and all work perfectly with an iPhone 11. A relief to be able to charge and use headphones at home and in the car. We’ll see about longevity, but if they hold up, an incredible bargain. Hate to buy an off-brand, but hard to pay over $100 for 3 of the name brands. Very disappointing Apple didn’t provide an AUX Jack for the iPhone 11.

After a few days of use (stationary on my desk at work) started making weird static noise before automatically pausing playback. Have to repeatedly unplug and reconnect in order to keep playing music. It happens more often when the charger is plugged in, so it’s basically useless. I’m back to using the dongle that came with my phone.

It an adapter for my headphones. Sounds fine. The last one I bought didn’t last long as the tip that goes into the phone snapped off in the phone. I’m not sure if it’s the same brand though. It is worth the money.

While this adapter does what you would expect by letting you get analog audio out of a lightning connector while simultaneously charging the phone, it specifically does not work with phone calls. Calls are still handled through the internal phone mic and speakers. This is fine for my application, but may not be for others.

this product did what it was supposed to, but did not live up to the durability promise, it broke very easily after only a few uses, the outside white plastic came off on the headphone and charger plug-in part, wires are exposed as well, not very durable.

Works perfect! However there’s no volume control on the headphones I use. I’m not sure if that’s due to the added charging port or just the headphones itself, but other than that there’s no issue! Great product, use it daily, quick shipping and 100% satisfied.

First and lastly don't buy this.This product does not work, because Apple is trying to erase the 1/8 audio jack form factor by introducing new standards that break everything. You will 1: plug this Lightning2-audio into your headphones, and the audio will not come through. If you call apple They will say: "Did you buy this from a non-approved 3rd party?" Yes? Gosh Golly gee why don't you leave a bad review then and then go return it, run into an apple store and buy it from there.How is Amazon even allowing these sellers to sell stuff that doesn't work? Maybe it's hit or miss with the new iphones that specifically disable anything that isn't their own lightning-2 to earpiece tech? Not sure who's to blame but it's not me. Don't buy this product.

The sound quality is not very good from this device. I do not know if it is the device itself or the iPhone. MP3 files are often distorted, and there is a noticeable lag (latency) from when you start a sound like and MP3 or when using a metronome app. It's useful but not hifi. I tried an Apple headphone with the 3.5 mm plug and the microphone part didn't work at all, so I can't count on the old headsets being useful spares.