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White Lightning to 3.5 mm audio adapter with short TPE cable

Seulliya SeuAa1001 Lightning to 3.5 mm Audio Adapter White

SKU CH-XPJ1-5KY8M

Connects Lightning devices to 3.5 mm headphones with an Apple MFi certified 32-bit RISC-V DAC chip delivering 95 dB SNR and 48 kHz sampling

  • ColorWhite/Lightning
  • SpecificationsSeulliya
  • Connector ALightning
  • Package Quantity1
  • Apple MFi certification guarantees flawless iPhone compatibility
  • 32-bit RISC-V DAC chip delivers 95dB signal-to-noise ratio
  • 48kHz sampling rate reproduces pure music and podcast audio
  • Durable TPE cable resists daily bending and wear
  • Single adapter fits car, gym bag and home office

Lightning Audio Adapter for iPhone 7 through 14

The Seulliya SeuAa1001 connects wired 3.5 mm headphones to any Lightning-port iPhone from the 7 up to the 14 series. Apple MFi certification guarantees error-free recognition and charging-passthrough compatibility. A built-in 32-bit RISC-V DAC running at 125 MHz with 95 dB signal-to-noise ratio handles digital-to-analogue conversion for music, podcasts and audiobooks. The adapter is designed for listening only and does not support microphone or call functions.

Certified DAC Chip Enables High-Fidelity Playback

The MFi-authorised chip removes the pop-up warnings common with unlicensed dongles and delivers sampling rates up to 48 kHz. SNR of 95 dB keeps background noise low so detail in quiet passages remains audible. Flexible TPE cable jacket resists repeated bending in pockets, bags or car consoles. Single-unit packaging provides one reliable connector for daily carry or a fixed install.

Lightning Port Limits Analogue Output and Power

Audio travels over the digital Lightning bus, so the adapter must contain its own DAC; analogue headphones cannot connect directly. The interface supplies only enough current for the converter and headphone driver, not for charging the phone while listening. No microphone path exists, so headsets with inline mics will not transmit voice. Compatibility ends at devices that have dropped the Lightning connector in favour of USB-C.

Highlights

  • Apple MFi certification guarantees flawless iPhone compatibility
  • 32-bit RISC-V DAC chip delivers 95dB signal-to-noise ratio
  • 48kHz sampling rate reproduces pure music and podcast audio
  • Durable TPE cable resists daily bending and wear
  • Single adapter fits car, gym bag and home office

Specifications

BrandSeulliya
ModelSeuAa1001
ColorWhite/Lightning
SpecificationsSeulliya
Connector ALightning
Package Quantity1

Questions about this item

Will the Lightning connector or TPE cable need replacing after frequent bending?

The flexible TPE cable is built for bend resistance and daily use, so it should last longer than standard cables without requiring replacement.

What limits audio quality first during long listening sessions — the DAC or the 48 kHz sampling rate?

The 32-bit RISC-V DAC running at 125 MHz with 95 dB SNR processes audio up to 48 kHz, so the sampling rate ceiling is the first limit you reach.

Does the adapter get warm or draw noticeable power when used all day?

The low-power DAC chip and passive Lightning connection add minimal heat and negligible battery drain during extended playback.

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