Ipad Lightning Audio Video Cable

[Genlock] Just plugged it into the lightning connector of my iPad, with an HDMI cable it connected instantly to a projector. Seemed a bit pricey but Apple connectivity, quality, and guaranteed compatibility is worth it. A great travel accessory for connecting to hotel TVs.

[2.75 lb] The Nikon Audio/Video cable worked perfectly.

[iPadOS] This is a great product. Works seamlessly with the iPad and B&H got it to me with lightning speed!

[256 GB] I bought 2 of these over the last year. Love that is has lightning for my phone and usb-c for my iPad.

[Black] I was looking for a way to bring external audio into my iPad without resorting to an external audio interface. I found that some simple apps, for example the iPad's built-in video camera, don't always recognize pro audio interfaces even if designed for iOS devices. Since this cable just utilizes the ubiquitous mic input on the iPad, it works perfectly. You can run your mixing board output(s) straight into this. It has the internal circuitry needed to do the line-to-mic conversion and (if needed) summing, and other protections. Of course you get mono into your device whether one or both XLRs are connected. It was well worth it to me to not have to figure out the proper circuit and then kludge solder something up on my own. For being molded it is well constructed. I suggest being careful with the 3.5mm end and not stress it or your iPad/Phone jack by dangling this adapter with heavy XLR connectors from your iPad/Phone. Use a lighter-weight 3.5mm extension cable at the iPad first or otherwise strain relief the 3.5mm at the iPad/Phone some way.

[4.5 lb] Audio for Video

[50,000,000:1] The monitor connections are perfect for the use with iPad. With one USB-C cable the iPad is charged and video is sent to the screen. One downside is the speakers on the monitor are quiet and do not sound good.

[Green] This is a well made cable and I have no complaints. But, make sure you understand that the cable will attenuate your signal. This is good for going to an iPad, etc, but can cause a low signal if you're going directly into a video camera.

[25 AWG] This cable will be used to connect audio from a mixer to a video camera. The quality is very good and the price is very good also.

[2 x 3.5 mm jack] I bought this cable for my iPhone 6 128GB. The iOS video camera will not allow audio monitoring during the recording...fear not. There are a few options to get beyond this iOS deficiency. I rolled the dice with my five bucks on the app store and picked MoviePro...couldn't be more impressed. I purchase the cable for the sky has fallen, my HVX200 died, I'm out of town, and the interview is standing in front of me looking at their watch, as a backup camera...what is the best camera? The one you have! Thank you B&H on steering me in the right direction.