Lightning to RCA Cable Audio Aux Adapter,RCA to 3.5mm Cable，USB C to 2 RCA Audio Cable， (3 in 1 Audio Cable) for Power Amplifier, Car, Home Theater, Speaker and More(Lightning Compatible)(4.26FT)

Currently using this with the Douk Audio P1 PLUS, to turn one channel into a multi-media connection hub. It's been great to have the connectivity for "everyone" as this covers the ability to plug in USB-C, Lightning, and 3.5mm (for everything else audio related) and all three ports work great. As someone who listens to high quality music, but also will have Spotify on a Bluetooth connection via the Douk Audio P1 about 90% of the day in the background. I also wanted a way to be able to have the other people in my house use this is needed for whatever the case may be when I don't have it spam streaming in the background. Let's say they wanted to show my a YouTube Video off their laptop or phone and don't want to utilize Bluetooth (because lets face it unpairing is lame), they could do that. A video taken on a newer iPhone, but cloud-synced to the Apple Cloud and then viewed on a bigger screen but older lighting iPad. Maybe even a family member who has an older device that only has an audio jack and are finicky with "changes", but unironically this is where I also probably use the majority of this cable honestly, even if it has all of the modern connectivity with USB-C. That good ol' - good ol'! So while I wanted to think of others, with the additional connectivity, as well as have option, the 3.5mm is why I mainly got it. The ability to listen to FLACs on a 4th Gen iPod - my favoritest most awesome "vintage" throwback device that's been modded with a much better DAC going through the whole pro-audio setup I run. I needed a way to get the 3.5mm connection to my hi-fi setup. This took care of that, but also gave me those additional connections which is a bonus and rules. Quality cable, feels awesome in your hands. It's easy to use, just plug and play, no problems with the 25+ devices i've used on it so far. I've had it connected and in daily use for about two months now, no issues there. It's durable, fits and feels well on the things i've used it in. Doesn't seem to be tarnishing or falling apart. It doesn't get hot or anything. It's a cable, a good quality one at that, that gives you options. I highly recommend this.

Meets multiple needs.

Great cable for older devices that still have rca connections, sound is clear and consistent with the ability to connect a Bluetooth device for older amplifiers. Reasonable length to be too short or too long to over crowd. Connects have positive feel when inserted into devices and materials seems durable.

I have used this several things as the backup for my gym instructors. Adapts well to various smart phones.

Easily connected my iPhone 17 to my vintage stereo system to play music.

This is what you need to hook up your vintage stereo receiver to your phone. Plug the RCA input cables in at the back of your receiver into any area except the one for phonograph (=turntable) as that port is a little different. I used the cassette port. Then plug one of the output plugs ( I used the lightening plug for my iPhone X) into your phone and go to your music app, pick a song and hit the play arrow. There's no special app to download or anything extra to do. Just do the plug in's and find your music and hit play. I can now listen to my phone's wide selection of anything on my 1986 Bose speakers and I feel like I'm at the concert hall downtown. If it seems like the connection isn't working, go to the selection buttons on the front of your receiver and make it so that none of them are selected. I have 5 push buttons and can make it so that none of them are pressed in. The first time I tried it, I had pushed the cassette button in to match up with the ports I put the RCA cables into. But no music came through. I started playing around with the push buttons and when none were depressed, the music came through. Sounds weird but it worked so I'm happy. What's neat about this vs the small speakers you can hook up via bluetooth, with the old sound systems, you can change the bass, treble, and balance and create a better sound for your music and the quality of your old speakers is probably a lot better than the little bluetooth ones. These connectors even work on the Bose Wave radio. I received one of those as a gift years ago and it ended up in storage. After connecting my main stereo system this way, I looked at the Bose wave radio and it also has the RCA red and white input ports on the back. So I ordered a second set of these connectors and now this is in the kitchen. I can listen to anything on Pandora.

Works with iPhones and Android devices to connect with a stereo amplifier. Instead of using a bluetooth speaker, I am now able to connect my phones to the Aux RCA input and have my music coming out of the home wall speakers.

Didn't work Ias I specter, it make a lot of noise like if an open ground was present on the audio device I use wich i never had experienced that