Dual Headphone iPhone Adapter, 2-in-1 Audio and Charging Dongle Adapter, AUX Cord and Charger Splitter Adapter Compatible with iPhone 14/14 Pro Max/13 Mini, 13, 12, 11, XR, XS, X, 8, iPad, iPod & More

Enjoy Listening To Music While Charging Your Phone With Our iPhone Headphone Adapter! We designed this 2 in 1 AUX and charger adapter to provide you with a simple, convenient and functional way to charge your phone while listening to music or answering calls. It maintains crisp, clear, and high-fidelity audio with any headphone that has a 3.5mm jack. Stable, Safe & Fast Charging With High Fidelity Audio This headphone converter adapter is designed to be specifically compatible with Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and iPods to deliver safe and stable charging along with quality audio so you can enjoy music the right way. We use lossless audio to maintain the crispness of the sound. Charge and Listen To Music Simultaneously Anywhere You can connect your earphones through the two audio ports and charge your phone simultaneously through the charging connector without having to sacrifice fast charging making it ideal for day-to-day use while being a breeze to carry and store. There’s More To Love: - It’s plug & play, no lengthy setups required - Compact and lightweight for easier carrying - Simple to use and offers wide compatibility - The cable is flexible and durable for everyday use - Can easily be carried in your backpack, purse, pockets, etc. ❌ Please Note: 1. Does not allow simultaneous use of both the audio ports 2. Does not supports calling functionality from 3.5 mm AUX port 3. Charging port only supports charging and not data transmission Make Using Your Phone Simpler & More Convenient With Our 2 In 1 iPhone Audio Adapter!

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