The Lightning to 30-pin Adapter was first introduced in 2012 after Apple debuted the Lightning connector to replace to 30-pin connector that had been used in iPhones and iPads up to that point.

Lightning was a VAST improvement over 30-pin and mini-USB, but it's time to move on to USB-C. In some ways Lightning may still be superior to USB-C but the market has spoken.

Unlike the 30-pin connector, Lightning is much more compact and reversible, which makes it much more intuitive than its predecessor. To make the transition more seamless, Apple even introduced a ...

Even if you're still hanging on to an older iPhone, you can finally use just one cable to charge all your gear thanks to this ...

The Lightning connector replaced the 30-pin connector back in September 2012 and first debuted on the iPhone 5.

It created and sold the 30-pin-to-Lightning adapter for about $30, but it wasn’t included in the box. In the Macworld post, Michael Simon states, “But while selling an adapter says, ...

Folks with a healthy supply of 30-pin connectors lying around can buy the $29 Lightning to 30-pin adapters. But Apple has cautioned that not all 30-pin devices will work with the new adapter .

In 2012, Apple killed the relatively bulky 30-pin connector on iPhones to switch to Lightning, a slimmer and faster charging technology, which rendered many speakers and chargers obsolete.

The $30 DockBoss+ iPhone 5 Kit is a 2.5-foot cable with a female 30-pin dock connector on one end for connecting to older ... Apple offers a $29 Lightning to 30-pin Adapter and a $39 0.2 ...