TechMatte - USB C Type C to Lightning Adapter Cable [2 Pack] 1.8-2.2A 15W Fast Charging Compatible with Data Sync, Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod, AirPods, Not for

This TechMatte USB-C to Lightning adapter is a total game-changer. If you have this, you really don’t need any other cord it handles charging and data transfer perfectly, so I can keep just one cable around instead of juggling multiple cords. It works flawlessly with my iPhone 14, iPad, and AirPods, and the connection feels solid and reliable. I also love the anti-lost design; it’s small but sturdy and easy to carry. It hasn’t caused any issues with charging or syncing, and I feel confident it’ll last. A simple, convenient solution for anyone looking to simplify their setup.

Funcionan perfectamente, solo el detalle que uno de ellos en la parte plateada es como un recubrimiento y venia suelto, aunque no afecta su funcionamiento lo tuve que pegar nuevamente.

These TechMatte USB-C to Lightning adapters are a fantastic solution for anyone needing quick and reliable charging for their Apple devices. The compact design is incredibly convenient, making it perfect for travel or daily use. The 12W charging capability is sufficient for keeping your iPhone, iPad, or AirPods powered up without any issues. The adapters feel well-made with a durable metal finish, and the anti-lost holders included in the package are a thoughtful touch to help prevent misplacing them. While they’re not designed for audio or OTG functions, they work seamlessly for their intended purpose of charging. If you’re looking for a compact and reliable adapter that gets the job done, this 2-pack is a great choice. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to simplify their charging setup!

En mi caso non funcionaron, desconozco se Es por algun defecto de fabrica

This says it works for data, but for my application of taking a USB-C lavalier mic and hoping to get it to work with a lightning equipped iPhone, it didn’t work. It does work for charging. I’m not sure these are being advertised honestly with that inclusion of “data”, maybe what I tried to do is outside the realm of data transfer but the point is, if you’re looking to convert USB-C to Lightning for the purpose of an external device—like a microphone, this didn’t work for me.