Iphone Shows Headphones Not Plugged

Plugged in. Shows up as USB camera. Works. Nothing more to ask of it.

I have my Grado Prestige Series SR80e Headphones plugged into my Mac at all times. I have a varied taste in music and these headphones make all my musical choices come through better than ever. I can hear background singers and instruments I never could before. Amazing. And the headphones are completely comfortable to wear for hour after hour. Which is great for all my uses for them on my computer.

I plugged it in the aux jack in my old Honda, connected it to my iPhone and it works perfectly.

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

Using this on my M1 Mac Mini, it just works. When plugged in, it shows up in Network as Thunderbolt Ethernet Slot 0. After that, it's on par with the built-in gigabit interface. I plugged in some cheap eBay'd SR optics, clicked the fiber into place, and haven't looked back. Zero problems.

Have only used it plugged directly into computer but it works as expected. Headphones are not comfortable but I didn't expect them to be.

I bought my case a few weeks ago and it’s great! So cute! Shows off the gold of my iPhone but still keeps it protected!

I used this for a periscope recording to an iPhone 6 in a loud public space. I had a professional audio guy mixing the audio from two Lavs and a stick mic (3 sources) to his mixer. Then he fed me a single mono Hop that I plugged into the Mvi via the 3 pin XLR. The MVi had a volume control which he played with. Then the Thunderbolt cable from the MVi to the iPhone 6 plugged into the bottom of the iPhone and the Audio was great. I could hear the Lavs and Stick Mic perfectly and the MVi was the hero. It took 10 mins to figure out. It gets power from the thunderbolt. Also the unit was really well made. Solid aluminum. The other great thing was the App. Great simple interface.

Works as expected. Plugged them in opened home app on iPhone and they connected right up once I set 2.4ghz as default wifi

I would recommend this charger. I now keep two unused original Apple cables which I had at home plugged into it: one is from a MacBook Air laptop and the other from an older iPhone. Power Delivery and several built-in electronic protections also make it compatible with any device drawing power from a USB A or C port without questioning whether it will ruin expensive electronics (I used to winder about this when wanting to charge my iPhone). In some cars/ trucks, that includes scenarios like leaving everything plugged-in, even when cranking the engine: aside from voltage fluctuations, voltage spikes, short circuit hazards and other protections, I find its size surprisingly compact in size. It's amazing this outputs so much power (great for large capacity batteries/ faster charging). I have tried it with a work LED light, an iPad Pro, two iPhones models and SONY earphones, charging them using the charger USB Type C port and it's a great experience. I also had an older GoPro Hero 5 charging from the USB A port on the charger and all those instances, it felt like whatever I was charging was full or almost full by the time my commute was over. In the car, I have a couple of 12V outlets to choose from and I decided to have it out by my cup holders (beware, keep, dripping water from cold drinks away) for better airflow and easier access. Some cars cut off power to the 12V outlets when locking the doors, some others don't. That's why I was happy to see that it's got a white LED ring light indicator on the charger to see if it's getting any power. I have attached photos and I will update this review if anything comes up. After over a week of daily use, including a long Memorial Weekend trip, I am quite pleased with it. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]