(2 Pack) ARKINON Lighting to 3.5mm Headphones Jack Aux Cable Adapter, Earphones Cable Compatible with Phone11/11Pro/Xs/XS Max/XR/X / 7/7 Plus /8/8 Plus iPad iPod (iOS 11,12) White

Upgrade-(2 pack) iPhone 11/11Pro/8/7/ X / XS Adapter lightning to 3 5mm headphone jack aux adapter for iPhone 7 / 7 Plus -(iOS 11 12) White As we all know that Apple replace the original 3 5mm audio port with lightning port since iPhone 7 this lightning adapter is a perfect solution for you to keep using your 3 5mm headphone / cable devices The lightning plug is produced with thicker gold plating technology and after plug test to ensure that it can withstand more than 10000 times of plug Compatibility iPhone 11/11Pro/11Pro/X Max / XS / XR / X / iPhone 7 / 7 Plus / 6s / 6s Plus / 6 / 6 Plus / iPad / iPod You will be able to keep playing music using your original 3 5mm headphones / aux cable Please be noted Our Lightning Adapter does not support music control and calling function Feature Efficient transmission and stable signal 100% Copper wire core offers Nondestructive digital sound quality and ensure the stability of the transmission (Support up to 48k HZ and 24-bit audio output ) High quality Using high-tech materials to make sure long lasting using more wear-resisting and corrosion resistance enhancing the anti-interference ability Makes Your Life Convenient Just plug this in your iPhone and enjoy your music or movie with car / home stereo and original headphones in any scene such as trip gym office and other daily life-style What you get iPhone 7 / 8 / X Lightning to 3 5mm headphone jack adapter (2 pack) We aim to let every customer get the best product and service

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