I'm curious if this cable works with an iphone 5 to display song information on the dashboard?
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No, not this cable. The connector opposite the USB/Aux end is not the iPhone 5 "lightning" connector. It's the old-style, 30-pin iPhone/iPod connector.
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You don't need the cable with the Sonatas dashboard console. Your iPhone cable will work
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This cable works well with an iPod, NOT an iPhone. If you want to listen to your iPhone music either through an iPhone 4 or 5, then you need to use a standard single plug at both ends to hook into the Range Rover AUX plug in center console and the headset plug in the any iPhone. Your phone will work via Bluetooth, but music will not.
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Sana, works fine with Ipod with standard connection, works with iphone 3s those are what I use to connect using this cable. Does not show video because the nav is setup for audio only. Ipad1 and ipad2 don't work.After you crank the car pull in your ipod or iphone. Media button on the nav system or radio. Select your music and play!
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Hi Jim, I have an iPhone 5 on iOS 7.0.4 using this cable; the Apple adapter to convert the old connector to the iPhone 5 connector; and an 08 CTS.
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I have not gotten my iPhone to work with this cable and the Kia interface. Only the iPod which works great!
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Of course still working because i have an iphone 5s too but just remember this cable its just for have access to the music so this cable it wont charge the iphonf
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Yes this cable works with iPhone 5 as long as the portable charger is compatible with iPhone 5
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Ive only used my iPod with this and have actually never hooked it up to my iPhone because the 5 and it's connection are different than iPhones past. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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No, I doubt it. Using this Bluetooth adapter would be just like physically plugging in your phone through your cars 3.5 aux mini jack. (some models or head units may allow for song /artist data to be transferred this way but I know my car won't) I put my phone in a cup holder and rely on it for song info /selection. If you were really serious I guess you could get a dash mount for your phone.
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Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30. Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning... » Read More Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30. « Show Less
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I don't think I can be of much help on this. My wife and I both have one of these cables, and neither of us have had this issue using them with our iPhone 5's.
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No. The pins are wrong. This is for connecting an iDevice to something that only has Aux in or RCA in. You may want to look at a Bright or iLink 30-pin to bluetooth adaptor. That may or may not work, depending on your cable and car.
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This worked for playing music and charging the iPhone 5. It probably works for other Apple products. The non-Apple adapters did not work.
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Yes and No it does not support an iPhone 5 because it has a 30 pin adapter however you can work around this issue. You can use an auxiliary cable. You would connect the cable to headphone input on your iPhone 5 and then connect the other end to the audio in jack on the speaker system. Or you can buy an adapter that you attach to the old 30 pin connector the new connector is at the top of the adapter and you simply attach your iPhone 5 and then your music will play through your system. Auxiliary cables are the cheaper option you can find them for around $5 where as the 30 pin to lightning adapter runs around $30.
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I believe it will not work since this cable has the old Apple 21 pin connector which does not fit into the new IPhone 5.
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I'm not sure if it's apple certified, but yes it does work for the iPhone 5. I have this cable for my iPhone 5 and it works great.
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I don't know, I don't have an iPhone. I am using it for an old 4G iPod and having some trouble with the device being recognized. The cable comes with no instructions. If you have a Kia Soul like I do it is also hard to see the jack and usb port in the car unless the auxiliary lights or dashboard are lit, even then it is still hard to plug in. I have also discovered that you must squeeze the little nubs on the side of the apple pin connector to get it to slot into the device I am using.