Submitted by ethanmenzel t3_12589j8 in iphone

I was going to listen to some classical music in Apple's new Apple Music Classical app, and since I regularly use airpods I have a backup pair of 3.5 mm headphone jack Apple earpods for when I'm using my Mac. I have a 3.5 mm to USB C adapter and a USB C to lightning adapter I bought off of amazon. I thought I could connect the 3.5mm to USB C and then USBC to lightning and plug it into my iPhone and listen to music. It turns out that does not work because you can not specify the output source on iOS, which is very stupid. But you can on Mac. Does Anyone know a workaround to get my headphones working with what I said, or would I need to buy the 3.5 mm to lightning dongle?

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atomicsiren t1_je2z91t wrote

> would I need to buy the 3.5 mm to lightning dongle?

Yes.

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toastyhoodie t1_je2zcph wrote

Why would you go through all that hassle when a lightning to 3.5mm is literally $10.

And no, it wouldn’t work with what you have.

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