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Forever Lightning Male to Micro USB Male Converter White 1 Piece
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Forever Lightning Male to Micro USB Male Converter White 1 Piece

The Lightning to micro USB converter is ideal for connecting devices with a Lightning connector to micro USB contacts. It is crafted with attention to detail, providing reliability and ease of use.

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The Lightning to micro USB converter is ideal for connecting devices with a Lightning connector to micro USB contacts. It is crafted with attention to detail, providing reliability and ease of use.

Specifically, the main features include:

  • Connector A: Lightning male, compatible with devices that have a Lightning port.
  • Connector B: micro USB male, suitable...
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6 90 €
7 Coins 7 Coins
Delivery by Wed, 09 Sep
4,50 € shipping cost
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From 1stTech 4.0 (61)
4.0 (61 reviews)
Greece
6 pieces
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Description

Description

The Lightning to micro USB converter is ideal for connecting devices with a Lightning connector to micro USB contacts. It is crafted with attention to detail, providing reliability and ease of use.

Specifically, the main features include:

  • Connector A: Lightning male, compatible with devices that have a Lightning port.
  • Connector B: micro USB male, suitable for many other electronic devices.
  • Gender A: male, for easy connection.
  • Gender B: male, ensuring a stable connection with micro USB ports.

With this converter, you can easily connect and transfer data between different devices, ensuring a reliable solution for everyday use.

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Specifications

Specifications

Gender A-B
Male - Male
Terminal A
Lightning
Terminal B
micro USB
Active/Passive
Passive
Colour
White

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    vortex77

    It does not work to get power from an Apple device (I tried with iPhone and iPad).
    After doing some research on the web, I read that the cable must have an authentication chip in order for iOS to recognize it and "provide" power.
    I am quoting the text I found:

    Additionally, the pin out for lightning connectors requires an authentication chip according to wikipedia, so getting power out of a lightning device involves software authentication before power will flow.
    The article describing 8 pins that are active (both above images are from wikipedia) indicates that when power flows into the phone (the opposite of your use), pins 1 and 5 are ground and power respectively. However, until your cable identifies itself to iOS, no power will be provided.

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  • vortex77
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    vortex77

    It does not work to get power from an Apple device (I tried with iPhone and iPad).
    After doing some research on the web, I read that the cable must have an authentication chip in order for iOS to recognize it and "provide" power.
    I am quoting the text I found:

    Additionally, the pin out for lightning connectors requires an authentication chip according to wikipedia, so getting power out of a lightning device involves software authentication before power will flow.
    The article describing 8 pins that are active (both above images are from wikipedia) indicates that when power flows into the phone (the opposite of your use), pins 1 and 5 are ground and power respectively. However, until your cable identifies itself to iOS, no power will be provided.

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

The Lightning to micro USB converter is ideal for connecting devices with a Lightning connector to micro USB contacts. It is crafted with attention to detail, providing reliability and ease of use.

Specifically, the main features include:

  • Connector A: Lightning male, compatible with devices that have a Lightning port.
  • Connector B: micro USB male, suitable for many other electronic devices.
  • Gender A: male, for easy connection.
  • Gender B: male, ensuring a stable connection with micro USB ports.

With this converter, you can easily connect and transfer data between different devices, ensuring a reliable solution for everyday use.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Gender A-B
Male - Male
Terminal A
Lightning
Terminal B
micro USB
Active/Passive
Passive
Colour
White

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  • vortex77
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    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    vortex77

    It does not work to get power from an Apple device (I tried with iPhone and iPad).
    After doing some research on the web, I read that the cable must have an authentication chip in order for iOS to recognize it and "provide" power.
    I am quoting the text I found:

    Additionally, the pin out for lightning connectors requires an authentication chip according to wikipedia, so getting power out of a lightning device involves software authentication before power will flow.
    The article describing 8 pins that are active (both above images are from wikipedia) indicates that when power flows into the phone (the opposite of your use), pins 1 and 5 are ground and power respectively. However, until your cable identifies itself to iOS, no power will be provided.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • vortex77
    1
    vortex77

    It does not work to get power from an Apple device (I tried with iPhone and iPad).
    After doing some research on the web, I read that the cable must have an authentication chip in order for iOS to recognize it and "provide" power.
    I am quoting the text I found:

    Additionally, the pin out for lightning connectors requires an authentication chip according to wikipedia, so getting power out of a lightning device involves software authentication before power will flow.
    The article describing 8 pins that are active (both above images are from wikipedia) indicates that when power flows into the phone (the opposite of your use), pins 1 and 5 are ground and power respectively. However, until your cable identifies itself to iOS, no power will be provided.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
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