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Adapters between USB-C and Lightning cables and plugs.
A compact adapter that converts 8 pin Lightning to USB-C, supporting up to 20W charging.
A compact adapter that converts 8 pin Lightning to USB-C, supporting up to 20W charging.
£10.99
Adapter converts a Lightning headphone plug to USB-C, for use with USB-C iPhones, iPads and MacBooks.
Adapter converts a Lightning headphone plug to USB-C, for use with USB-C iPhones, iPads and MacBooks.
£11.99
A USB-C to Lightning (or Lightning to USB-C) OTG adapter supporting 3A fast charging and USB 2.0 data transfer.
A USB-C to Lightning (or Lightning to USB-C) OTG adapter supporting 3A fast charging and USB 2.0 data transfer.
£8.99
8-piece USB-C adapter bundle for fast charging and data transfer, converting to Lightning, Micro USB, OTG and USB 3.0.
8-piece USB-C adapter bundle for fast charging and data transfer, converting to Lightning, Micro USB, OTG and USB 3.0.
£10.99
From the iPhone 5 to the iPhone 14 family, iPhones used Lightning. iPhone 15 and later use USB-C. Many homes now have both: a new iPhone and a drawer of Lightning cables, a pair of Lightning earphones, a car lead, an older iPad. A USB-C to Lightning adapter lets one work with the other, so the old things stay in use. Apple describes its own adapter of this kind as supporting power, data and audio with Lightning accessories. The adapters here each do a particular job, so read what each one carries.
Adapters are named by their two ends, and "male" and "female" on a listing mean plug and socket. Work out which end goes into the phone. For a new USB-C iPhone and an old Lightning cable, you want a USB-C plug and a Lightning socket. For an older Lightning iPhone and a new USB-C cable, you want a Lightning plug and a USB-C socket. It is easy to get the wrong way round, so check both ends before you order.
An adapter is one more part in the chain, and the phone, the charger, the cable and the adapter together set the speed. For an older iPhone, Apple's route to fast charging is a USB-C to Lightning cable on a USB-C charger with USB Power Delivery, so for the cable you use every night a proper Lightning cable is simpler than an adapter. For a new iPhone, a USB-C to USB-C cable does the same job. Adapters are best for the things that are harder to replace: headphones, a car lead, a dock.
With an adapter that carries sound, yes. Check the listing: a charging adapter may not pass sound. Adapters for the round 3.5mm plug are in USB-C to headphone adapters.
Yes, through an adapter with a Lightning plug and a USB-C socket, or more simply with a USB-C to Lightning cable. The guide to which cable your phone needs sets out the choices.
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