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aibileec Lightning to 3.5 mm Audio Adapter
Lightning adapter lets you connect 3.5 mm headphones to iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, X, 8, 7, SE and iPad models with 26-bit, 48 kHz audio output and in-line music controls
- Enjoy music on newer iPhones with 3.5 mm headphones
- Control volume and tracks directly through the adapter
- Clear sound via 48 kHz 26-bit audio output
- Works with iPhone models from 5c to 14 series
- Compatible with iOS 10.3 and later including iOS 16
Lightning Audio Dongle for iPhone
This Lightning to 3.5 mm adapter lets iPhone owners connect traditional wired headphones to devices that lack a built-in jack. It supports models from iPhone 7 through iPhone 14 and works with iOS 10.3 or later. The dongle is aimed at listeners who prefer analogue headsets over wireless options.
Analogue Output Limits
Audio output tops out at 48 kHz and 26-bit resolution, so high-resolution files above that spec will be down-sampled. The adapter handles music playback and inline remote controls for volume and track skipping but does not support telephone call functions. Compatibility begins at iOS 10.3 and extends through current releases.
Compact Inline Build
A short cable joins the Lightning plug to the 3.5 mm socket, keeping the connection close to the device and reducing strain on the port. The moulded housing fits most standard 3.5 mm plugs without needing extra force. Noise-reduction circuitry is built in to lessen interference during playback.
Highlights
- Enjoy music on newer iPhones with 3.5 mm headphones
- Control volume and tracks directly through the adapter
- Clear sound via 48 kHz 26-bit audio output
- Works with iPhone models from 5c to 14 series
- Compatible with iOS 10.3 and later including iOS 16
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this adapter come in a multi-pack or only as a single unit?
It is supplied as a 1 Pack containing one Lightning to 3.5 mm dongle.
What does the 48 kHz, 26-bit specification mean for everyday listening?
The built-in DAC converts digital audio up to 48 kHz sampling and 26-bit depth, so music and video playback stay clear without adding audible noise.
Does the Lightning connector limit audio quality compared to a native 3.5 mm jack?
The adapter handles the digital-to-analogue conversion itself and outputs up to 48 kHz, 26-bit audio, matching the source device’s Lightning audio capabilities.
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