I have to get an adapter I have an iPhone description says it in for an iPhone,NOT

You need to buy adapter for cellphone or iphone it want to play from them.

Work as described with iPhone 8+ with original iPhone adapter

First off, for what I paid for, I'm more than impressed with what I got. Compared to the Mackie's, I feel like I get a little more clarity and even more umph with these speakers thanks to that built in equalizer... Now... That being said, the removable power adapter is a plus down the road Becuase when my adapter (good thing that it's not built in) goes out, I just get another that I have laying around and boom! No worries. Though, I would've definitely been way more happy if these had a fully functional value knob.. Or... Least the ones I got. Instead, I have to move it forward, then back, if I want both of my speakers to work together. Not a big issue but.. Heck, they sound wonderful. So I can't complain. An absolute step up from my Logitech _232s.Pros:Affordable "reference speakers"Great soundAbsolute bang for your buckDiscreteVarious connectivityLongevityCons-Eh... Can't really think of any.

Love that I can use this with my iPhone and my Sony camera too!

I wanted decent sounding but budget friendly stereo speakers for the bedroom so I ordered two 4th Gen with Premium sound Echos and set them up as a stereo pair in the Alexa app. I mostly use Spotify for music and it is nicely integrated with Alexa making it easy to switch sound from my iPhone to the speakers. So far so good. The sound quality is good to my ears and I like the funky shape of the speakers.However, it was disappointing that I could not drive sound to both speakers from other than the Spotify app. So listening to sources like Audible and Apple Music wasn’t possible. The best I could do was connect to one of the speakers via Bluetooth. But that defeated the stereo separation and fuller sound I wanted.I finally settled on this workable an inexpensive solution:1. I purchased a Bluetooth to Stereo adapter. I got this one https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B078J3GTRK?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title2. I also purchased two RCA to 3.5 mm adapters. Together with #1 the cost was about $30. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B092RTHZPW?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title3. I plugged the left channel output from the Bluetooth adapter (using cables I had) to the Echo on the left and the right channel output to the right Echo.4. Now when I want to listed to any iPhone app I connect the iPhone to the Bluetooth adapter and cast to the speakers.Once it’s set up it’s simple to switch to the speakers via Bluetooth giving me the full sound I want. I just have to power on the adapter and it automatically makes the Bluetooth connection.I did take off a rating star because I think Amazon should design their system so that stereo from any source is built in. But I know they want to keep people in their Alexa eco system so I don’t expect a built in solution any time soon.

Loved the iPhone adapter for taking photos and movies

It is way then I expected. And way way better the. iPhone front can I was using for zoom. Audio is better the my Sony microphone.