MeloAudio Lightning to MIDI Cable USB 2.0 Cable Lightning to Type B OTG High Speed Cord Interconnections Converter MIDI Keyboard, Audio Interface, USB Microphone, 5FT

Not much to say about this. It does the job, is durable, and the proper length.

I've only used it to connect my Casio CT-X700 keyboard to a 9th gen iPad (using Piano Marvel app) and it works flawlessly. Quality feels good, connector fits nicely, just plug and play.

This product met expectations, it worked well. Was able to connect iOS device to a DAC’S USB port. Note that my DAC did not return a current to charge the device requiring downtime to charge. If downtime is an issue, consider Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter which I have found to work well and allow charging at the same time.

Seems like a fine cable, but by itself it will not allow an iPhone SE2 (or maybe any Lightning pre-iPhone 16 or 15 Pro) to connect successfully to a Peachtree DAC-ITx. The phone says that the attached Peachtree 24/192 device requires too much power. It worked successfully with a powered Lightning adapter such as the Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter (B0D7G6M7X8), a USB-A to USB-B cable, and a charger with a Lightning plug.

I like it

Cord doesn't work.

No issues works right out of the box, allows me to connect my midi keyboard to my iPhone.

I have a few different DACs with USB input. Some of them (in my case the older ones) work fine with this cable because the iPhone provides enough power to power the USB PHY. With newer DACs I needed to use a powered USB hub to power the PHY, and then a regular Lightning cable plugged into the hub works (without a need for this cable).Other than that this cable works great! It sounds good. My iPhone 12 automatically sees the DAC and starts using it (and I think the headphone icon shows up in the upper right corner of the display). I don't know how durable it will be long term, but my initial impression is that it's sturdier and better built than most similar cables.