[Apple MFi Certified] Lightning to HDMI Adapter,iPhone HDMI Adapter,1080P Digital AV Adapter Sync Screen Connector with Charging Port for iPhone14 13 12 11 XS XR X 8,iPad to HD TV/Monitor/Projector

I’ve had this item for years and it’s still in great condition, I’ve had no issues with connection or quality. I can charge and use my projector.

Bought this to connect my iPhone to a TV set. When I plug it in the only thing that pops up is a QR code to download an app to update the “Projector” even BEFORE I plug it into my iPhone. Downloaded the app and plugged it into my phone. It immediately asks to “Trust this computer” and when I click yes it asks me to enter in the code from the screen. The QR code is STILL the only thing on the screen. Then I tried to do an update and all it seemed to do is produce static on my headset. Basically this doesn’t work worth a dam and because I trusted that it would work I am WAY beyond the return window. Total trash. DO NOT BUY!

This HDMI to Lightning adapter is simplicity at its finest.From the get-go, it’s been smooth sailing. No hitches, no glitches—just effortless connectivity. Plugging in and using it is a breeze, requiring no setup whatsoever. It’s as simple as plug and play.Connecting your devices and getting things rolling? Easy-peasy. The adapter performs its role seamlessly, delivering a hassle-free experience without any notable issues or complications.So far, it’s been a trouble-free journey. Reliable performance without a single hiccup—exactly what you’d expect from an adapter designed for hassle-free HDMI connectivity.In summary, this HDMI to Lightning adapter impresses with its seamless operation, hassle-free connection, and reliable performance, making it a dependable choice for effortless HDMI connectivity.

Just received this item. The Amazon description says it is Apple certified, but that may be a spoof. When I connected this adapter to an HD TV, it reports "mode not supported." When connected to a computer monitor, it simply doesn't work at all. (I have used my iPad to connect to this TV, using this cable many times. I simply left my adapter at my Mom's house and was trying to replace it (without having to purchase the one from the Apple Store.) This item may be a spoof, it has no logo or brand name on it, or on its (badly spelled) documentation. The documentation had a QR code that tried to get me download "Drong Cast" by Goodsleep Ltd. However, the reviews in the App store say this program does not work. So, all things told, this is a complete bust, and I am returning the item. Apple Store sells a working adapter for $49— which I have now ordered. I guess I should have known this one was too good to be true. Reviews for the seller are high, so I assume they have unwittingly gotten bad or spoofed merchandise.

It didn’t work at first and after reviewing these reviews I panicked a little. :) my use case is likely specific but sharing incase it is helpfuliPad Pro (Gen 2) (lighting port)Connecting this adapter between the ipad and HDMI out to a samsung monitor.I found this setup will not work, unless a power cable is attached to the lighting port (mext to hdmi port on adapter). Only then will it trigger the ipad to see the display adapter. When this happens a little icon will show in the top information bar of the ipad (where battery status is located).At that point, I was good. The resolution is slightly off but I am using it to have a larger display when making digital drawings in ProCreate.While I already knew what the outcome would be, I did test by attempting to watch Netflix running on the ipad, via this adapter on the monitor. It fails. Keep in mind, this would happen regardless of what adapter is used. The restriction is on the client side and has nothing to do with this adapter. Research the error message and app the message is presented bu for more Information.4 stars because requiring the power cord is a hassle.

I couldn’t figure out how to make it work at first but I found another review that said you have to plug in the HDMI cable and charger first before you plug it into the phone. I tried that and it works just fine! No issues at all and didn’t need to download an app or anything like that.

After watching its eye-catching marketing, I had high expectations for the iPhone to HDMI adaptor I bought. Unfortunately, the reality was much less than I had anticipated. Even while it officially connected my iPhone to my TV, the image quality was far from ideal. The image lacked the expected crispness and was frequently pixelated. In addition, I occasionally noticed audio lag, which was annoying when streaming videos or playing games. This adapter seemed to be the ideal way to project the screen of my iPhone onto a bigger screen, however, it had performance issues that were disappointing.In addition, the adapter's build quality was subpar. The cable felt flimsy, and I couldn't shake off the feeling that it might not withstand frequent use. It's disappointing when a product fails to live up to the expectations set by its advertising, and this iPhone to HDMI adapter was a case in point. It serves its basic function, but it falls short in terms of delivering the quality and reliability that I had hoped for.

I purchased this device as a replacement of my older one. Turned out I needed not only this piece but a new projector as well so I was not able to use the product as I had to order a new projector. When I finally came around to ordering the new projector and received my projector, I realized this item was defective and possibly even unsafe. I found the item had melted, somehow onto a note pad which it sat on top of inside of an almost empty home office drawer. I tested it for functionality but it did not work. I imagine whatever melted inside must've also burned/melted.