Iphone 5C Turn Off Headphone Mode

Finally, my photographs of sculpture look professional. I love the Flotone graduated Studio Gray. It unrolled without a wrinkle or a crease and has a matte finish that appears more like a very thick paper than vinyl. My application was for photographs for an artist's website. My Nikon SLR and iPhone 5c both took great photographs with the Flotone indoors with lighting and outdoors with natural light. I am very happy with this product. Attached: iPhone 5c photograph of Infinity Ring by Charles Sherman taken outdoors in natural light

In order to use my old iPhone 5c with the Rode Micro microphone, this cable was necessary. I adapted it to my iPhone 7 lightning port as a test and it didn't work. I didn't investigate because the plan was to use the mic with the old phone anyway, so it might have worked and could have been my set up.

Great for iPhone and iPad. I wish it had a headphone output.

If you use the apple headphone adapter, you can also use it with iPhone X

needed it for an iphone w/o the headphone jack

It’s cool I don’t always want to use Guardian mode and idk how to turn it off other then that it’s cool

I had the wired-to-each-other version for ages because I didn't trust a single headphone to stay on my head. What a fool I was! This is way better. Especially if you have an iPhone, the convenience of just putting the headphone in to connect and turn it on and then putting it in its little case to turn it off is great— one less step in the process.

I use these on set with a compatible G4 transmitter (you need to turn off pilot tone) for client headphone monitoring. Sounds much better than the popular 216mhz VHF systems.

Excellent and inexpensive fix for problem with loud band that can be very over-powering. With the headphone amplifier they can turn themselves up as loud as they want in the headphone without affecting the level of the house, less of a headache for the sound technician.

My camera doesn't have a headphone insert so this cable helped me turn my camera into an all around one-man-band workhorse. Worked very well.