Iphone Randomly Switches To Headphones

I had an older (budget) audio mixer that randomly dropped channels. After checking my cables with a cable tester, I found that removing and reinserting plugs and playing with the dials and switches would remedy the situation. Temporarily. A helpful audio gear salesman at the store suggested this product, and it was remarkable how well it worked. No more dropouts. Even the switches and potmeters on the mixer worked better after treatment. Read the instructions on the can. Remove the knobs of the mixer (if possible) carefully so that the spray more easily penetrates potmeters and switches. Depress the switches and turn the potmeters a few times. Let it dry for at least half an hour to be sure that there is no residue. And your mixer is as good as new. I have tried other products from electronics stores, but DeozIT definitely works.

I randomly saw this cable while browsing and decided to try it. It worked amazing on my iPhone! Super easy to use!

I bought these randomly, I mean I've never paid this much for headphones but wow! Game changer, I'm hooked.

I had been using the cheaper Hosa 1/4 Y-cable and was randomly experiencing brief audio drop-outs in our headphones. At first I thought it might have been our personal headphone monitor (which is connected to one of the female jacks on this y-cable via a long-run 1/4 cable), but ever since swapping out for this Kopul y-cable, we haven't experienced any drops in audio (knock on wood). The post connections also just feel a bit tighter and the gold plating doesn't hurt I'm sure.

I was blown away by the sound quality on these light cheap headphones I randomly picked up at B&H while on a film run. I've had them for almost a year, they're very durable and can just be tossed into a bag without worrying. Really good for traveling, working out, and I'd even go so far as to say they're good for recording too. The biggest issue (if you'd even call it that) is the sound leakage, as in once you get a little bit past moderate volume levels people around you can fully hear what you're listening to. Definitely caused a few awkward music moments for me haha. I'd still say these are perfect :)

I use this mainly for desktop work with an hp, ipad, and iphone -- and it easily switches among devices and between the platforms.

I plugged this in between my Rode VideoMaker mic and my iPhone XS and the XS switches to the Rode from the internal mics.  Problem solved.

I purchased two of these Wi-Fi light switches. I installed them to control the outside entry lights for my house using my iPhone. They are easy to install ( make sure you have at least some electrical wiring experience ). I already had the Kasa app installed on my iPhone and it took literally 2 minutes to add the new devices to my list.

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

My wife works from home and wears the headphones all day 8-10 hours. It switches seamlessly between her iPad and Computer. She gets to listen during meetings and still can hear any surrounding noises or conversations.