Questions & Answers for Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter
Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter
119 Questions + 99 Answers
119 Questions from the Community
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No. Phone will choose one or the other but will not route audio to both at once.
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Can I use this adapter to my IPhone selfie stick for taking p
- Asked by Arif T from Hanover
- 10 20, 17
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How to use iPhone7 lightening headphone with my MacBook Pro 3.5mm Audio?
My iPhone7 is shipped with a lightening male to 3.5mm audio female converter.
But I need the other way around converter, ie., 3.5mm audio male to lightening female to use my lightening headphone
with my macBook Pro.
How to use iPhone7 lightening headphone with my MacBookPro 3.5mm Audio?- Asked by Md Borhan U from Santa Clara
- 09 29, 16
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Best Answer:I've been looking. No such creature! It's really needed because otherwise I carry two sets of ear buds on my trips.
- Answered by Eduardo P from Palm Beach Gardens
- 04 8, 17
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Does the iPhone 7 adaptor come with a guarantee
Just want to know if this messes up does this come with guarantee as the first one that came with phone messed up.
- Asked by Saima N
- 10 20, 17
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How will this adapter work with an iPhone 6 or 6s? Will this allow 2 headphones to simultaneously listen to the same content?
- Asked by Matthew G from Denver
- 09 9, 16
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If I use this adapter on an iPhone SE (that has a 3.5mm jack built-in), can two sets of wired headphones be used simultaneously?
- Asked by Samuel M from Warminster
- 09 9, 16
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AnswerNo, and the headphone in the headphone jack will take priority.
- Answered by Stephanie H from Brisbane
- 09 22, 17
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I do not like Apple earbuds and prefer silicone ones preferably with a built in mic. Will thi sadaptor support the mic function as well?
- Asked by Richard R from Poughkeepsie
- 07 24, 17
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AnswerI have Bose earphones as I too don't likethe earbuds, and confirm that the adapter does support the mic function, as well as the volume and standard forward/back/play/pause controls.
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Does using the Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter produce a better quality audio signal.
If I use the Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter on my iPhone 6 and plug my headphones into it will I get a better audio quality signal vs using the audio input.
- Asked by Stephen J from Portland
- 09 9, 16
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AnswerNot likely. Obviously it will take testing, and time to discern the true quality of the adapter. however, the strengths of the lightning jack as an audio source comes from it being digital, and high throughput. the adapter likely uses power and cost efficient components to supply the end user with convenience. unfortunately, neither of those traits is good for audio quality.
- Answered by Quill P from Chilliwack
- 09 14, 16
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Hello, if we connect ear pod to 3.5mm lightning adaptor, can we speak through ear pod mic? means mic in the ear pod works?
- Asked by Pradeesh T from Rak
- 09 8, 16
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AnswerYes you can.
- Answered by Tyler H from Jacksonville
- 03 29, 17
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Does this adapter support microphone-input from a headset?
In other words, does it contain a DAC for both the stereo-output AND mono mic input? And have TRRS-pins for left/right/ground/mic.
- Asked by Ingvar P
- 09 9, 16
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AnswerIt does work but I will say this; I have been noticing a lot of complaints from callers since using my iPhone 7. I blamed AT&T for the longest. I just did an experiment with the adapter and using the phone mic. Voice quality on the phone mic was perfect. Voice quality using a headphone with the adapter produced a very muted and muffled output. No wonder people were complaining they couldn't hear me. If I use the headphones on another phone without the adapter, the headphone mic is also fine.
My conclusion is there is a serious mic degradation if you are going to use headphones / inline mic and the 3.5 adapter.- Answered by Rob V from Oreland
- 02 17, 17
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In a car without Bluetooth it will not be possible to connect to audio system and charge phone simultaneously, correct?
- Asked by Judith M from Wellesley
- 09 9, 16
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Are they compatible with iPod Touch 5th generation models?
If not, that'd hurt because my headphone jack broke from overuse and I can't afford a 50 USD DAC for them.
- Asked by Dylan T from Clarkesville
- 09 8, 16
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Yes, it supports microphone, volume up/down, start-stop buttons.
- Answered by John K from Arlington
- 09 19, 16
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Hello, the jack is TRS or TRRS? Thanks.
- Asked by Ángel D from Melilla
- 09 8, 16
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Does this have a d/a converter built in?
digital to analog converter
- Asked by Robert V from Mandeville
- 09 8, 16
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static when recording video on iPhone7 with Sennheiser mic on Lightning port.
Lots of static if I'm using the iPhone7 standard video app with an external mic.
The internal Mic/s work fine, but not for video when the subject is 6' away- Asked by Dane D from Fishers
- 06 23, 17
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