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Apple from iPhone 5 At the beginning, the whole line of products has changed from the previous 30 pin interface to the current 8 pin interface Lightning Interface, and the change of this interface has caused many problems for users who used Apple products in the past. Of course, the official also provides the 8-pin to 30 pin interface for users to choose from. The iPhone 5 National Travel Service also provides the Lightning to microUSB interface, and today we are testing this adapter.

The adapter in this test is not from the iPhone 5, but a mobile power supply, which is the closest to the product we directly purchased in the market.

First, let's take a look at the appearance of the adapter. It's very compact. Of course, there is still a gap between the workmanship of the interface and Apple's original wires ▼

Connect to the schematic diagram ▼ of iPhone 5

Data can be read normally ▼

Connect iPad 4 Diagram ▼

Data can also be read normally ▼

Here is another test. Use the Nexus 10 charger to charge the iPad 4. The charging current is 2A ▼

It shows that it is not charging, but actually it is charging, but the speed is slow ▼

Connect the original iPad 4 charger to the adapter for charging, and the charging current is 2.4A ▼

Displayed during charging ▼

Through this test, there is no big difference between using Lightning to microUSB and using the original Lightning data cable. Android and Windows Phone platforms basically use the microUSB interface. With this small accessory, we can no longer limit ourselves to the Lightning data cable, which is highly practical.