I love the headphones! The computer is so cute and sound quality is great. I have to use a lightning adapter with 2 of the included wire adapter to use the headphones with my phone though. Would be even better if it had Bluetooth built in!

Slightly better than onboard phone mics which is a plus for me already. Comes withr 2 type c cables, and a lightning adapter. Pretty nice.

I have a lightning to VGA adapter and I bought this to project my iPhone on my TV, with HDMA.Unfortunately, this product doesn't do the job for this particular task, so it was useless for me.

This is a review of the SanDisk Portable Extreme 1TB SSD Hard DriveThis Solid State Drive (SSD) is really tiny, and very lightweight. It’s pre-formatted to exFAT, which works with both MAC and Windows. Unfortunately, it DOES NOT WORK WITH the iPhone 11 Pro, which is what I bought it for.I read a bunch of great Amazon reviews, as well as YouTube reviews and videos. The one or two reviews I missed were the one’s that said this SSD is not compatible with the iPhone 11 Pro.I tried using it in conjunction with annon-Apple lightning to USB 3 camera adapter. When that didn’t work, I purchased an Apple lightning USB 3 camera adapter. The adapter has a built-in lightning cable, to attach it to the iPhone or iPod, and on the back side there’s a lightning port. This port can be used to connect the adapter to either a DC or portable external power supply. It also has a USB 3 port, that can be used to attach a camera, or other device.Once I connected everything to the iPhone and powered up the external power supply, I received the message, “Cannot Use This Accessory Extreme 55AE: This accessory requires too much power,” and the iPhone would not recognize the SSD. I checked to confirm that it arrived pre-formatted to exFAT, and it had.I ended up chatting with two Apple technicians, and an Apple supervisor. I pointed out that there are a number of videos that demonstrate the “how to…” use the SanDisk (and other) SSD’s to copy files to and from the iPhone 11 to the SSD. The bottom line was that the Apple Techs’ insist that there is no way to use an external storage device with an iPhone, even by using their Lighting to USB 3 camera adapter.Now, I’m an old-timer, so there’s certainly the possibility that I’m just not sharp enough to figure out where I went wrong. But, what I am sharp enough to figure out is how easy it is to return this beautiful little SanDisk SSD to Amazon for a refund. Love dealing with Amazon, but that’s another story.Even though I returned this SSD for a refund, I’m giving it all five stars, because when I connected it to my Windows 10 laptop, it was instantly recognized. Since I purchased this SSD to work with my iPhone, not my laptop, and knowing that I would be returning it, I didn’t try to transfer any files to it.Would I recommend the SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD to a friend? Only if my friend didn’t intend to use it to transfer files to or from their iPhone.

I wanted this little adapter to use with my USB-C dock and my Dell ultraportable laptop so that I would not have to plug in the stereo jack from my Logitech 2.1 speaker set every time I docked the laptop. I've been using Logitech speaker systems with subs forever and was underwhelmed with my current setup, but thought 'whatever, it works and I'm not gaming, just listening to music".I am SHOCKED at how much this gadget improved the clarity, bass response, mids, highs EVERYTHING in my streamed music quality over the base sound card in the laptop. You can't go wrong with this thing - just buy it and be happy.

It was a little difficult to setup with an iPhone, but works great with my laptop. The Lightning-to-HDMI Adapter I bought (recommended by Amazon) will not play anything because of HDCP issues. Once I test this on a level surface at night (hopefully tonight), I don't think we will be disappointed. I am shining it on a bedroom wall now, looks and sounds good. Would be better if it had Bluetooth capability, but for the price, I understand. An RCA cable hooked to the included RCA connection works on my separate bluetooth speaker.

I use this adapter plugged into my Nintendo Switch dock to output sound from my docked switch to my USB speakers. Yes you can just plug in a cord to the headphone adapter, but using this is a very inexpensive quality of life improvement for anyone that docks their switch to play on their computer monitor and wants to run sound out to a USB speaker.

I love the product especially since it has usb-A and usb-C. I got it for my iPad Air. It would be great if a lightning adapter was included(this is not my suggested change) but that depends on what apple decides to do with the USB-C issue in Europe. My suggestion would be a better quality packages something like a small sturdy cardboard. UPS has been known to destroy my packages and would hate to see that happen.