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Lightning Splitter Adapter, Lightning to Double Lightning Headphone Audio + Charge Adapter for iPhone X/8/8Plus/7/7Plus - Support Phone Call and Volume Control

2.9 2.9 out of 5 stars 442 ratings
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Compatible Devices Headphone
Connector Type Lightning
Brand yifumaoyi
Finish Type Metallic
Warranty Type Limited

About this item

  • Unique and functional Design: Perfect solution for charging your Apple iPhone and listening to music at the same time using the dual lightning splitter (Does support Calling function and Music control, Support iOS 10.3 and iOS 11).
  • Superior Charging speed and Sound quality: Using latest decoding chip to ensure fast charging (up to 2.1A power input) and long lasting. 100% Copper wire core which supports up to 48k HZ and 24-bit audio output offers Nondestructive digital sound quality and ensure the stability of the transmission.
  • Wide compatibility:More other apple lightning devices supported. It is also compatible with the Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter to work with your other headphones (Note: It does not support double headphones / double lightning cables plugged simultaneously)
  • Premium metal shell design: Aluminum alloy oxidation shell is more wear-resisting and corrosion resistance, enhancing the anti-interference ability
  • What you can get from us: Dual Lightning adapter & splitter for iPhone X / 8 / 7 (Silver) , 2-year replacement warranty and kindly customer service
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Carry your Amazon Kindle 3 Kindle Keyboard in style with this unique designer series leather case from CrazyOnDigital. This case has a black leather exterior with a matching black soft micro fiber padding in the interior. The leather case provides complete protection for your Amazon kindle 3 reading device. The case has flexible straps on top corners to secure Amazon Kindle 3 Kindle Keyboard device in the case. The unit also comes with a free anti-scratch screen protector for your Amazon kindle 3. Holds kindle 3 as well - see the picture with kindle 3 in the case.

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Lightning Splitter Adapter, Lightning to Double Lightning Headphone Audio + Charge Adapter for iPhone X/8/8Plus/7/7Plus - Support Phone Call and Volume Control

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2.9 out of 5 stars
2.9 out of 5
442 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, fit, appearance, protection and comfort of the electronic adapter. For example, they mention it's well made, fits snugly and the screen protector will give added protection. Some appreciate the leather feel.

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309 customers mention291 positive18 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the case. They mention that it's well-made, sturdy, and visually pleasing. They appreciate the stitching and the fact that it fits the Kindle 3 well. Overall, they say it'll be a great addition to their reading accessories.

"While most of the attributes on this cover are pretty good for the price, there is one major (for me) problem...." Read more

"...straps and two corner slip pockets that hold your Kindle in place are strong, durable, and don't get in the way of the buttons...." Read more

"...The stitching seems really good, it's really hard to see where the stitches meet, and they are spaced regularly and follow the curves of the cover..." Read more

"...I even shook it over a soft surface to give it a test run and it held up perfectly...." Read more

136 customers mention128 positive8 negative

Customers are satisfied with the fit of the electronic adapter. They mention that the Kindle 3G fits snugly in the tabs on the four corners, and it holds the e-reader perfectly. They also appreciate the straps inside that hold everything nice and snug. They say the cover is well-made and looks like a large passport holder.

"...There is a small pocket on the inside front cover that is perfect for holding a boarding pass or a few other pieces of paper...." Read more

"...Cover-----Fit:Fits my Kindle 3G perfectly enough to not give room to shift...." Read more

"...It looks and feels nice, it is very well constructed and my Kindle fits perfectly...." Read more

"...Solid fit. The Kindle doesn't shift around at all. Its a snug fit and the material around it offers a lot of protection.-..." Read more

124 customers mention121 positive3 negative

Customers like the appearance of the electronic adapter. They mention it has an expensive and impressive look, a simple black case that doesn't look cheap, and it looks like it'll be durable. Some say it's classy and sturdy, while others say it doesn''t show their personality. They also appreciate the faux suede type internal lining and carefully shaped leather bands holding the bottom of the Kindle.

"...It's a nice black color without any signs of fading and only minimal amounts of normal wear...." Read more

"...The cover is made of leatherette material, although it still looks classy even up close...." Read more

"...It looks okay, but you can definitely tell it's cheap. My biggest complaint is that it has that plasticy/gross smell (which will hopefully air out)...." Read more

"...It's a pretty little leather cover and easy to handle. Too bad about the magnet." Read more

113 customers mention107 positive6 negative

Customers are satisfied with the protection provided by the electronic adapter. They mention that the screen protector will give added protection, the case protects the Kindle well, and the cloth lining protects it. The case is nicely padded and will keep the e-reader safe. It comes with a clear protector that is easy to put on and does a great job of keeping the screen free of scratches.

"...After extensive research, I bought this cheap, simple case to protect it...." Read more

"...This comes with a clear protector, and since putting that on the Kindle will undo the anti-glare of the Kindle screen I decided to leave it off...." Read more

"...were delighted with them...nice leather, well built, did the job of protecting the Kindle...." Read more

"...The screen protector will give added protection, and I'm sure you can buy/make a simple sleeve that this case could fit into if you do extensive..." Read more

69 customers mention69 positive0 negative

Customers find the leather feel nice, soft, and comfortable to hold. They also appreciate the plush padding and magnetic lock. The interior is a felt-like material and the outside is faux leather. The leather feels nice and solid, and the cover is high quality. The inside left flap is very soft, so it won't damage the Kindle at all.

"...The cover is soft and spreads pressure around, so unless you stab it with a sharp object or sit down hard on it, your screen will be safe...." Read more

"...The material is comfortable to hold and textured to give decent grip as long as your hands aren't too moist...." Read more

"...we each got one of these covers and were delighted with them...nice leather, well built, did the job of protecting the Kindle...." Read more

"...and it holds my Kindle securely in place. The inside lining is a nice soft velour feel...." Read more

68 customers mention61 positive7 negative

Customers like the performance of the electronic adapter. They say it serves its purpose, is affordable, and works better than the price would suggest. Some mention that the cover works beautifully in keeping their kindle safe, and that it does not interfere with its operation. They also appreciate the screen protector, which does a great job of keeping the screen free of scratches. Overall, most are satisfied with the performance and recommend it to others.

"...I think it still looks like better quality, and it works great for a case...." Read more

"...it is "sturdy" or "high quality", but it is quite sufficient and does its job. It leather does look sharp when the cover is closed though...." Read more

"...This is a mild magnet and will not interfere with the operation of your kindle...." Read more

"This is a bargain - it's functional and looks nice, and the kindle is protected and held securely in place while still leaving all of the buttons/..." Read more

60 customers mention60 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the stability of the case. They mention that it holds the Kindle securely, and feels more secure in their hands. The case is secured at all four corners, and the e-reader fits snugly in it with no risk of falling out. The profile is slim and it's nice to hold.

"...a bit like a knob on a door, but it seems like a very good tradeoff for securing the cover without resorting to more expensive or clumsier..." Read more

"...Solid fit. The Kindle doesn't shift around at all. Its a snug fit and the material around it offers a lot of protection.-..." Read more

"...in (nice touch!) and it holds my Kindle securely in place. The inside lining is a nice soft velour feel...." Read more

"...What I like best is that the Kindle fits snugly in it with no risk of falling out! Awesome too that a screen sticky protector is included...." Read more

56 customers mention52 positive4 negative

Customers like the magnetic clasp of the electronic adapter. They mention that it's very secure, and the magnetic closure works nicely. Some appreciate the magnetic clip to keep the cover secure. Overall, customers are satisfied with the magnetic button closure and the fact that it won't interfere with the operation of the device.

"...It closes with a magnet, so it can handle a little bit of jostling without opening, so your Kindle screen remains safe...." Read more

"...to the back out of the way while using the Kindle and the magnetic tab also folds back and will hold the cover in this position...." Read more

"...The magnetic clasp works nicely.I tried the screen protector that comes with the case and didn't like it...." Read more

"...It is held closed by a chrome finished magnetic fastener. This is a mild magnet and will not interfere with the operation of your kindle...." Read more

Only Kindle case you need!
5 Stars
Only Kindle case you need!
Was looking for a cheaper alternative to store-brand Kindle covers that usually sell for anywhere from $35 to $50. This fits snuggly and isn't bad or cheap looking at all. The added screen protector is a great touch and the microfiber cloth is great for wiping off any dust particles. All this and the wrist band for this price is a steal. I highly recommend this to anyone in need of a Kindle case.
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Karen
1.0 out of 5 stars Don't buy for a white Kindle3 if yor're picky about keeping it nice.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2011
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While most of the attributes on this cover are pretty good for the price, there is one major (for me) problem. I installed my once white Kindle in the cover as soon as I received it. After almost 2 months in the cover I had occasion to remove it. On the area that was under the lower 2 straps to hold it in, there is dye transfer which is a purplish color. I have unsuccessfully tried to remove it with a gentle cleaner. I wrote to Crazy on Digital through Amazon asking for a solution - no response. I called them - no response (I don't think they return phone calls. I have had probems with their products before, with a very slow response. I have come to the conclusion that their products are very cheaply made and you get what you pay for. DON'T BUY THIS FOR A WHITE KINDLE3 if you want to keep it completely white. I think I will order one from Case Crown. I had a pink one for white Kindle2 and there was no dye transfer.
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Rhaegon Targaryen
5.0 out of 5 stars 17 Countries, 30,000 Miles, and Still a Flawless Kindle
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2013
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I bought a Kindle before I embarked on a year-long backpacking trip through Africa, India, and Southeast Asia to save weight and to have an endless supply of books to read in hard-to-find-good-books places. After extensive research, I bought this cheap, simple case to protect it. One year, 30,000 miles, and 17 countries later, my Kindle is still in perfect shape. No scratches. No dents. No cracks. Here is why I love this case:

1) It is lightweight and thin, so it can slip into a small space in a backpack or bag.

2) It closes with a magnet, so it can handle a little bit of jostling without opening, so your Kindle screen remains safe.

3) The magnetic strap affixed to the right side of the case can get in the way of your reading, but holding it back with your hand or magnetizing it to a folded back cover is easy enough. I generally hold the Kindle with my right hand along the right side, slipping the strap along either side of my middle finger, depending on what's comfortable. That way I can hit the page buttons with my thumb and hold the flap and cover back with my fingers, leaving my left hand free.

4) The cover DOES fold back flat against the back of the Kindle, so you can hold the Kindle open and feel like you're holding the width of an 80-page book.

5) The two corner straps and two corner slip pockets that hold your Kindle in place are strong, durable, and don't get in the way of the buttons.

6) The cover is soft and spreads pressure around, so unless you stab it with a sharp object or sit down hard on it, your screen will be safe. I have accidentally exposed a closed case to pressure that I feared would crack the screen (pressure from other objects in my bag against the front cover, as well as accidentally sitting on it), but in every case, the screen has been ok. (For the record, I'm 6'2" / 160, so not the heaviest, but my girlfriend says I have a sharp, bony butt. Take that as you will. Regardless, putting 160 pounds of pressure on a screen is not something you want to do with regularity. Thankfully, this case passed the test.)

7) There is a small pocket on the inside front cover that is perfect for holding a boarding pass or a few other pieces of paper. It's not thick enough for a passport, but can hold a few important documents if you want to keep things together.

8) After all that traveling and abuse, the cover is still in great shape! It still sits on my Kindle now that I'm back home, and protects it in my bike bag as I bike to work and school every day. It's a nice black color without any signs of fading and only minimal amounts of normal wear.

I would buy another one in a heartbeat, but it looks like this one will last a lifetime.
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mangodrink
4.0 out of 5 stars Very good protection, excellent value
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2010
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If you can give up on leather and fancy-attached lights, buy this cover!

Cover
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Fit:
Fits my Kindle 3G perfectly enough to not give room to shift. The listing photos do a great job of showing off how this is constructed, with two non-stretchy strips supporting the Kindle on the bottom corners, and two snappy elastic bands to keep the reader snug. Once secure, there's about 1/8" extra cover all around the Kindle, which should provide a little protection against scratching the corners and sides or against dropping the thing. I wondered if I could slip a silicone sleeve around the Kindle body, to protect the sides, and then tuck them into the cover, but I'm not sure there's enough room.

The Kindle keeps in place even if I hold from the cover at any angle and shake. I can't say the same for my Kindle 1 original cover, which did the job fine but barely clipped onto unit and left a lot of room for the Kindle to flap about. In contrast, I was confident from the first few seconds tucking my Kindle 3 into this cover that the reader will be held securely in place, no slipping, sliding, or tipping out.

I have not seen the official Kindle 3 cover in action, but I'm leery of the cover only hooking onto the plastic side of the reader (at only 2 points), then folding the front cover back like a paperback, which I'd be afraid would snap either the cover hooks or the Kindle hook-holes.

Another reviewer noted that the bottom strips holding the Kindle 3 down obstruct the "shift", "back", and "directional" buttons. The pictures show this pretty accurately even if they're hard to see, so while the buttons aren't actually covered, the strips do slow down button presses just a bit. The shift and back keys aren't use very often, though, so that's not an issue. The directional button is still usable with thumb presses, and even without the cover I preferred to use my nails for the direction button anyway, a method which is little affected by the cover. If the negligible effect on the buttons is still too much to bear, the straw hack given by the other reviewer seems easy to do, and given the sensibility of the design, there's about 1/8" to lift the Kindle up and away from the bottom strips affecting the buttons.

Feel:
The cover basically doubles or triples the thickness of the Kindle, which actually makes the thin reader much easier to hold. Since the magnetic closure just flaps around when it is open, I clip it to the front cover when it is folded back, even though it does make the right side 6x thicker than the Kindle. The upside is the front cover doesn't flap around, making for a solid thing to hold. And even with this, holding with either or both hands is still very comfortable.

The total weight with Kindle and cover feels like a thin hardcover novel, although, in the shape and size of a thin softcover novel folded back, it's still very nice to hold. If I'm lying down, I can still get a usable hold, with access to page turn buttons: I make the shape of a "W" with my index fingers up and thumbs touching, then rest the bottom of the Kindle against my palms, have my thumbs centered just under the display, and index fingers centered on either side of the display. The rest of my fingers press against the back. In that way I can balance the Kindle without tiring out my thumbs.

Materials:
The cover is made of leatherette material, although it still looks classy even up close. The material is comfortable to hold and textured to give decent grip as long as your hands aren't too moist. I can't say how it will hold up to normal wear and tear, stretching, rubbing, and scraping, but this may be the only real difference between these value cases and most of the $40+ cases using real leather. CrazyOnDigital "branded" their logo on the back bottom spine corner, but it's not very visible (say, 0.3" by 1"). There is no weird chemical smell or anything, which I've gotten from some fake leather.

The inner lining is some kind of cheap-ish fake suede, but it's still comfortable to run my hand against. Plus, there's only a small area where my hand is in contact with it, because of the front cover inner pocket which is covered in the same leatherette material as the cover.

The stitching seems really good, it's really hard to see where the stitches meet, and they are spaced regularly and follow the curves of the cover pieces. Everything is securely stitched together, although the main one-piece leatherette of the cover halves is only stitched on the outside edges, so that the material puffs out a little in the process of folding the cover back. It's fine once it's done folding back, no kinks, pinching, or anything.

The stiff board in the cover (front and back) is probably cardboard similar to that used in medium-duty office/school ring binders, suitable for stability and protection, but I wouldn't bend it. The spine is flexible with no cardboard. Likewise, I wouldn't put too much pressure on the front cover centered over the display area (don't go poking things anywhere in the vicinity of the display). Good enough for a bag, possibly even full sandwiching, but no jabbing or bending.

The magnet clasp snaps definitively into place and is strong enough to pretty much require a direct lifting of the clasp to open it. It adds thickness a bit like a knob on a door, but it seems like a very good tradeoff for securing the cover without resorting to more expensive or clumsier designs.

Other:
All the fiddly bits like power control and USB port on the bottom of the Kindle is accessible without removing the Kindle.

This covers up the speakers on the back of the Kindle, but even leaving the factory packaging plastic on the back (why peel it off?) you still have a lot of slack to turn the volume control up. You could also use headphones, or, if you're like me, stick to using the Kindle for old-fashioned reading and leave the music and audiobooks to mp3 players.

I'm wondering why there's an inner pocket. It adds a bit of thickness, not to mention it makes the front cover a bit uneven. I understand doing leatherette instead of fake suede when folded back, but then why not make the whole inner front cover leatherette? I worried it would put some pressure on one side of the display, but as the pocket rests against the main Kindle body, I can ignore it. I just won't be putting anything in the pocket.

Mailing bag
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Not really a part of the listing, and may not be the case for everybody, but if it is, this is probably the next most useful thing to the cover in buying this listing. My cover was shipped in a tough, flexible, document mailing pouch, 8.5" x 11" sized and flat. It's disposable/recyclable #04 LDPE plastic, but I plan on reusing it instead!

It just so happens this bag fits the covered Kindle so that with one fold, the bag folds down to about 8.5" x 5.5" x 0.75" with little slack! With a little trimming and maybe modifying with glue or some small hardware, I plan on making a proper flap with an elastic loop or velcro to keep it shut. I might even have enough room to add some extra stiff plastic or cardboard inside the bag to add more protection for the display.

This way, I have a water-resistant and unassuming sleeve for the covered Kindle, and it'll even have my name and address to boot!

Screen protector
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I've used protectors before, and I know there are anti-glare (which is like the Kindle's finish, good at diffusing strong light sources so you're not blinded with spots) and clear (like your phone's screen, great for colors and clarity but very reflective). This comes with a clear protector, and since putting that on the Kindle will undo the anti-glare of the Kindle screen I decided to leave it off.

I'll keep the protector for other electronics, so it's still useful, but if I ever want to protect the screen from scratches and smudges, I have another place to buy anti-glare protectors.

Besides, I've had my Kindle 1 since release, and the worst its screen has gotten is dusty and occasionally smudged from brushing my fingers against it. A good cover, clasped shut, is still a very suitable way to protect the display when not in use!

Wrist band
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Pretty much the same ilk as the ol' Livestrong bands. Besides CrazyOnDigital branding, it says "Hope", "Faith", "Courage", "Strength", and is as lime-green as the photo. I have no idea what cause it'd be for, except to remind you that you may just be crazy on digital yourself. If it was stretchier, I'd be tempted to use this to wrap the mailing-bag-diy-sleeve.

Currently I am of the opinion that this is just a waste, a small blemish on an otherwise great package that might have otherwise been a few cents cheaper.

Final notes
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I believe this type of cover is among the best values for protecting the Kindle 3 short of buying water-resistant pouches or zippered cases. Personally I'd be most interested in a hard plastic slide-cover like those found on calculators, but I haven't seen any yet--feel free to steal the idea, for this or future Kindles/ereaders.

Particularly, this entire listing, with the screen protector and possibly useful mailing bag, is among the best prices I've seen. Amazon's other listings are for $30+ items, probably leather (if it's worth it to you). The popular e-auction site has this same-designed cover for a couple bucks less but comes only w/ the cover, although you can find it in other colors besides CrazyOnDigital's lovely black. I've also looked at auction photos of the slight variations on this type of cover, and the design that CrazyOnDigital sells seems the most sensibly secure, strong, and minimal/thin/compact.

Mine shipped from the San Francisco area to Southern California, and order to arrival was about 4 to 5 business days via USPS.
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