Can you connect a 30 pin to Lightning adapter to the Lightning to usb c adapter and see if it will still charge/ sync iPhone 15 using original 30 pin cable
You should check the system information and see how much amperage your MacBook is actually charging. It’s possible to hear the charging tone but it’s actually in a low wattage fallback mode. This is actually not good for your computer, especially if it’s under normal or high performance use, you can damage the battery and charging components by using chargers that are under wattage. I wouldn’t recommend people use that for their devices for serious work. As an emergency cable for a few minutes, obviously it will be fine
You are right. The cable that came with the Mac charges at 94W, but this one only at 28. So yes, it's better to not use it as your normal method of charging, thank you for the warning! I will pin your comment so that everyone who watches the video is aware
Hola, no he podido probarlo personalmente, pero teniendo en cuenta lo bien que funciona con otros dispositivos que soportan PowerDelivery como la Nintendo Switch o mi cámara Nikon Z8, estoy seguro al 99% de que funcionará sin problemas!
Do you mean connecting the adapter to the power brick, a lighting cable to the adapter and then connecting the USB-C end of the cable to something to charge? If so, why bother? just do it the other way around 😂
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Hi! Thanks for the review. Do you know if this adapter works with Apple's lightning Digital AV adapter to trnsfer videos from an iPhone 15 Pro Max to an HDMI TV set? Thanks!
Hi! I'm afraid I don't have an HDMI TV set to try it. However, speaking out of my knowledge, if it's a very heavy video it might not work since Lighting is only USB 2.0 speeds (very slow). But again, that's just my guess so it may actually work!
Okay, so you already have a USB-C charger and you have the USB-C cables that came with all the devices. Why on earth would someone pay extra money to use this adapter providing less features and less charging speed than simply using a USB-C cable? If you're selling your lightning device, you might as well sell the cables with it rather than paying a chunk of cash extra to keep using them (and let the real USB-C cables rot in the drawer). This adapter would only make a tiny bit of sense lightning cables had a proprietary plug at the other end -- but they don't, it's USB-A or USB-C already.
There are car interfaces that are Lightning and cannot be cheaply or easily replaced (like in the $90,000 Audi A8). This provides an easy way. Also many accessories that were made with a soldered Lightning interface (the Shure MV88 microphone comes to mind). Cheap and easy way to keep your gear running. Open your mind up a little.. not everything is usb-c ready yet. And this is a great step.
@@mjrausch I feel sorry for you and your Audi A8 and I'm happy at the same time that Apple has your back covered for just $30. For the rest of us, Apple and it's exotic connectors (on some products at least) have already annoyed us long enough to happily ditch it for good and use the cables that we already use for all non-Apple devices. For instance to connect "normal" devices, I previously had to resort to various crazy Lightning to whatever and potential more (like USB-A to USB-C) adapters to e.g. connect my audio interface. Not to mention that there's always a big chance that the darn lightning charging cable always kicks the bucket exactly when you need it the most (so you have to always pack a bunch and of the right variety because, guess what, my Macs only have USB-C, most random charging outlets still are only USB-A). I'm glad it solves a critical need for you, but getting excited about a product only a few thousand people on this planet actually really need seems quite a bit over the top.
@@danielegger6460I was never arguing that USB-C is a welcome change, and I'm no apologist for Lightning.. just that this adapter is great, and why it exists in this in-between period.
The thing with Apple Power Adapters is that, just like the Switch, they support Power Delivery, which is a standard by which the connected device and the adapter "talk to each other" to determine how much power should be drawn, and that's what it takes. Therefore, the fact that it is a 96W power adapter does not mean that it will charge it at 96W, but rather that that is the maximum it can support (for example, when charging the iPhone with that adapter it peaks at 27W)
@@NewAppleTimes how do we know that Nintendo doesn’t have old hardware that doesn’t communicate this. There have been issues with 3rd party docks that bricked or fried the switch and it could have been due to “non-communication” or non-compatibility.
I think people who would buy this adapter should be very stupid, cause you can buy normal cable for 5-10 dollars. Why i should buy adapter when i can buy normal cable cheaper?
I think it is a good thing to just not generate all the waste of all the existing lightning cables, they can be given a second life. However, I think the vast majority of people buying it will be those who have some accessories that connect to the lightning port, not cables.
@@NewAppleTimes maybe it would have some benefits, but at this price IMHO it is only for true apple fans and people who believe that non apple cables and charger will kill your iPhone.
I’m thinking on buying it for my car to used for the car play I like to used original cables because I used to use the cables that cost 10 to 15 dollars and most of the times my phone used to overheat, two years ago I change my phone because the battery was getting damaged for using not original cables sadly apple does not offers a cable USB TO USB C for those that needed in the cars or at home which is very stupid, the only cable they offer in the website that is USB to USB C is some third party cable that it is just 1 M instead of 2 M. The only reason I might buy is because I’m switching to the iPhone 15 pro
Can you connect a 30 pin to Lightning adapter to the Lightning to usb c adapter and see if it will still charge/ sync iPhone 15 using original 30 pin cable
I will try that when I get the chance and upload it as a short, so stay tuned!
@@NewAppleTimes any update on this? Super curious if this works
lets say u have a lenovo laptop which has a usb-c portal, can I use this adapter to connect my apple earphones to that laptop for audio?
Good question. I have had a few regarding the USB-C EarPods, so I will get them and test all the things I'm getting in the comments in a future video!
@@NewAppleTimes cool, ty
You should check the system information and see how much amperage your MacBook is actually charging. It’s possible to hear the charging tone but it’s actually in a low wattage fallback mode. This is actually not good for your computer, especially if it’s under normal or high performance use, you can damage the battery and charging components by using chargers that are under wattage. I wouldn’t recommend people use that for their devices for serious work. As an emergency cable for a few minutes, obviously it will be fine
You are right. The cable that came with the Mac charges at 94W, but this one only at 28. So yes, it's better to not use it as your normal method of charging, thank you for the warning! I will pin your comment so that everyone who watches the video is aware
Can u try the adapter with the earphone lightning or it just for charging? i don't really like the airpod cause need to charge when i want to use it
I don't have a pair of lightning EarPods myself, but given my findings I am 99% sure it would work
Yes you can
Where to buy it... can you please share the link
Can you use it in apple earphones with lightning
Yes you can, tried it!
@@NewAppleTimesyes but not working on windows laptop when it is inserted
Oh does it not? I didn’t try that myself, thanks for letting me know though!!
If put lightning headphones on the usb c adapter amd plug on a ipad mini 6 will it works?
Yes, I tried it myself and it works!
¿Has Probado el adaptador con algun celular Android como un Samsung A52?
Hola, no he podido probarlo personalmente, pero teniendo en cuenta lo bien que funciona con otros dispositivos que soportan PowerDelivery como la Nintendo Switch o mi cámara Nikon Z8, estoy seguro al 99% de que funcionará sin problemas!
Hi i got a question. Will the lighting cable fit the USB-C apple charging port and will it work? Ty for answer!
Do you mean connecting the adapter to the power brick, a lighting cable to the adapter and then connecting the USB-C end of the cable to something to charge? If so, why bother? just do it the other way around 😂
It’s not working with iPhone 14 Pro max
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How can detect data on my phone?...
How can I detect data on my external hardisk?...
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Hi! Thanks for the review. Do you know if this adapter works with Apple's lightning Digital AV adapter to trnsfer videos from an iPhone 15 Pro Max to an HDMI TV set? Thanks!
Hi! I'm afraid I don't have an HDMI TV set to try it. However, speaking out of my knowledge, if it's a very heavy video it might not work since Lighting is only USB 2.0 speeds (very slow). But again, that's just my guess so it may actually work!
I wonder if I can connect to Shure MV88 microphone
I do not have one myself to try, but given that this adapter was primarily made to make lightning accessories compatible, it will probably work?
@@NewAppleTimes yes, I did and it really works
Will it transfer data?
Okay, so you already have a USB-C charger and you have the USB-C cables that came with all the devices. Why on earth would someone pay extra money to use this adapter providing less features and less charging speed than simply using a USB-C cable? If you're selling your lightning device, you might as well sell the cables with it rather than paying a chunk of cash extra to keep using them (and let the real USB-C cables rot in the drawer). This adapter would only make a tiny bit of sense lightning cables had a proprietary plug at the other end -- but they don't, it's USB-A or USB-C already.
There are car interfaces that are Lightning and cannot be cheaply or easily replaced (like in the $90,000 Audi A8). This provides an easy way.
Also many accessories that were made with a soldered Lightning interface (the Shure MV88 microphone comes to mind). Cheap and easy way to keep your gear running.
Open your mind up a little.. not everything is usb-c ready yet. And this is a great step.
@@mjrausch I feel sorry for you and your Audi A8 and I'm happy at the same time that Apple has your back covered for just $30. For the rest of us, Apple and it's exotic connectors (on some products at least) have already annoyed us long enough to happily ditch it for good and use the cables that we already use for all non-Apple devices. For instance to connect "normal" devices, I previously had to resort to various crazy Lightning to whatever and potential more (like USB-A to USB-C) adapters to e.g. connect my audio interface. Not to mention that there's always a big chance that the darn lightning charging cable always kicks the bucket exactly when you need it the most (so you have to always pack a bunch and of the right variety because, guess what, my Macs only have USB-C, most random charging outlets still are only USB-A).
I'm glad it solves a critical need for you, but getting excited about a product only a few thousand people on this planet actually really need seems quite a bit over the top.
@@danielegger6460I was never arguing that USB-C is a welcome change, and I'm no apologist for Lightning.. just that this adapter is great, and why it exists in this in-between period.
Nintendo suggests 65Watt charger max or risk damage to the console
And it has to be one that can output the right voltages that the Switch requires
The thing with Apple Power Adapters is that, just like the Switch, they support Power Delivery, which is a standard by which the connected device and the adapter "talk to each other" to determine how much power should be drawn, and that's what it takes. Therefore, the fact that it is a 96W power adapter does not mean that it will charge it at 96W, but rather that that is the maximum it can support (for example, when charging the iPhone with that adapter it peaks at 27W)
@@NewAppleTimes how do we know that Nintendo doesn’t have old hardware that doesn’t communicate this. There have been issues with 3rd party docks that bricked or fried the switch and it could have been due to “non-communication” or non-compatibility.
can you attach usb A drives or usb c drives
Well this adapter has USB-C on the connecting end, so you would need a Lightning cable coming from the drive
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I think people who would buy this adapter should be very stupid, cause you can buy normal cable for 5-10 dollars. Why i should buy adapter when i can buy normal cable cheaper?
I think it is a good thing to just not generate all the waste of all the existing lightning cables, they can be given a second life. However, I think the vast majority of people buying it will be those who have some accessories that connect to the lightning port, not cables.
@@NewAppleTimes maybe it would have some benefits, but at this price IMHO it is only for true apple fans and people who believe that non apple cables and charger will kill your iPhone.
I’m thinking on buying it for my car to used for the car play I like to used original cables because I used to use the cables that cost 10 to 15 dollars and most of the times my phone used to overheat, two years ago I change my phone because the battery was getting damaged for using not original cables sadly apple does not offers a cable USB TO USB C for those that needed in the cars or at home which is very stupid, the only cable they offer in the website that is USB to USB C is some third party cable that it is just 1 M instead of 2 M. The only reason I might buy is because I’m switching to the iPhone 15 pro
Hi there. Do you know if lightning headphones can be connected to PC with this adapter to use the audio and MIC?
Can you test if you can connect lightning headphones with microphone or an external lightning microphone on an android phone with this adapter?
Hi! I'm afraid I don't have an Android phone to test that :( But if I can get my hands on one I'll come back and let you know!