Are you also standing helplessly with a DC port without any possibility of connection? Regardless of the cable problems you have, you can definitely find what you need among our other cables. Here we have gathered everything from USB to DC and audio cables to headphone jacks to lightning and much more. Today's mobile phones present us with new challenges, especially considering that almost everyone has converted to USB-C ports. Perhaps you find yourself with your favorite headphones but no way to connect them to your mobile phone? At Phoneiverse.com, you can find many types of cables to make your everyday life with your mobile phone easier. Additionally, there are smart cables that open up new possibilities, such as being able to connect the mobile phone to an external power adapter through a DC connector.

Many mobile phones today offer fantastic audio possibilities. To transport the audio in the best possible way straight into your headphones, you can use special AUX cables. Through these cables, the audio is minimally affected, allowing you to enjoy a better audio experience. Many headphones are also designed with an AUX port, which may require a specific lightning audio cable. At Phoneiverse.com, you will find several audio cables of various lengths, perfect for finding the right sizes for, for example, connecting in the car, in the socket under the bed, or in the kitchen window.

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As you probably know, there are a variety of accessories available for both iPhone and Samsung, as well as Huawei. However, the same connection connectors are not always used, which can be confusing. How do you even know what kind of connection your mobile phone has? Some mobile phones are designed with USB-A and others with USB-C. A well-known connector that iPhone users recognize is the Apple Lightning connector. It has been around since 2012 and is used today for both iPhones, iPads, and iPods. The connector works for both data transfer and connecting to a variety of accessories.

Other common connectors used for audio transfer are 3.5mm/AUX. The practicality of AUX connectors is that they are usually usable in the car. Both iPhone and iPod have the same type of connector for their headset input. At Phoneiverse.com, we offer many other cables, many with USB-C ports. This connector was introduced in 2014 and has since become a common feature in new smartphones. The reason? The connector can receive signals from all USB types. Furthermore, it is the same on both ends, so you do not need to connect it on the "right side".