Iphone Thinks Headphones Are In After Update

Every time I update my iPhone or iPad I go with this model case. After three years iPhones and iPads are like new.

The range on these headphones is excellent. I have given 10 pairs of these as gifts and everyone thinks that they are excellent.

NICO, and anyone else that thinks they have the incorrect cable for their iPhone you're wrong... you have the correct cable for it, but there are two pieces you will need... you need the rode sc7, and the headphone to lightning cable adapter for iPhone. Connect those two pieces and you're good to go. I don't know why rode just doesn't make a single cable for the iPhone. I guess Apple won't allow it because they don't get a cut from it... smh. And if you have the DJI action 2 you will need the sc16 usbC to usbC... hope this helps!!

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

After trying several other iPhone protective cases over the years, have concluded this is definitely the best!

Fantastic product. Very easy setup and update for the units using an app on my iPhone. Mesh units quickly recognized the main router and started working. Took some spotty network coverage to a solid network! My favorite thing about this version of AmpliFi is being able to set 3 levels of QoS. This allows to give priority to the important devices on my network, like my wife's laptop who works from home, and deprioritize the kids tablets. Works like a charm!

The firmware update process was easy, just go to Rode's website. Set it up to work with iPhone 12 and it's been amazing so far. IMPORTANT: You should know Shotgun mics to not pull sound from long distances, they block sound coming from the sides. The controls are great, and Rode has some simple short videos explaining them. The safety track is so cool, the ability to directly monitor the sound levels, the easy frequency amplifications/cuts. I'm not a pro but this mic makes people think I am. And that is what is most important..... /s

I use an Elinchrom EL Skyport triger which has the ability to control the lights from my camera. However, the Skyport requires a number of button pushes to adjust several lights. Ok, I'm whining. The bridge let's me adjust four groups of lights (in my case four lights) with an easy iPhone touch control. The one small ding on the device is that I had trouble getting it to initially sync up with my iPhone. After a good bit of fiddling, I followed the instruction to first update the Skyport Bridge software. That did the trick. I'm surprised, but probably shouldn't be, that manufacturers sell a product that needs an update right out of the box before it will perform a basic function. As I said, it's a small point.

There is no better protection for your expensive iPhone and or iPad. Every time I update my device, I have an otterbox ready for it to go inside of before it is even purchased. Because my previous devices were so well protected, I was able to get top dollar when selling the old device. It is an investment.

Works well with iPhone 13 pro you muse update the firmware on the mic using the rode application on your windows or mac otherwise the mic will show message when connecting to your iPhone there is not enough power to use the mic Benefits of using the cable instead of the 3.5mm cable: 1.you can use dual channels (safety track with lower gain) 2.you can use 24bit audio 3.you will be able to use the 3.5mm jack for audio monitoring and playback using your head phone