Seemed like a very good price if you needed this.
At the Martlesham Heath store near Ipswich in Suffolk.
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escortboy to Sid Harper
24 Jul 168#3
Wouldn't expect anything less from apple lol!
bobthegorilla
24 Jul 166#6
People like me who've spent that much on 3 different non-brand versions of the same thing that worked for mere weeks each. :disappointed:
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escortboy
24 Jul 161#1
Sid Harper
24 Jul 16#2
Good price but very limited use just for importing photos. Can't copy stuff off for example.
escortboy to Sid Harper
24 Jul 168#3
Wouldn't expect anything less from apple lol!
Virox to Sid Harper
24 Jul 16#17
These can actually be used for other USB devices. For example you can use these to attach third party sound cards to your iDevice.
Sid Harper
24 Jul 161#4
Yeah it's pretty outrageous. Some nice next gen gadgets kicking around that come with apps to go both ways to sd card or with built in Wi-Fi, but really backing up into a physical device should be native functionality. As you say, that's Apple for you.
xeroc to Sid Harper
24 Jul 16#10
That would be a rather ill thought out backup solution, considering Apple already natively provides cloud backup facilities or backup via a cable (included for free!) onto a PC/Mac
Loathecliff
24 Jul 161#5
Who would ever pay £30 for a little cable? :confused:
No, don't tell me :laughing:
bobthegorilla
24 Jul 166#6
People like me who've spent that much on 3 different non-brand versions of the same thing that worked for mere weeks each. :disappointed:
itsgun4u
24 Jul 162#7
Cold. It might be cheap for a "apple" cable but even £5 for a cable with limited use is very expensive let alone non sale price of £30 which is outrageous give the fact that you can get a decent android phone to that sort of money.
nsx2050
24 Jul 16#8
Anyone seen this in other stores at all?
xeroc
24 Jul 161#9
This is the old version hence the clearance. The new one allows compatibility with many HID compliant devices, I.e to allow USB>Ethernet adaptors to be used on your iPhone/iPad
Personally wouldn't bother with this!
robpears
24 Jul 16#11
The price reduction will be down to this product being replaced by a newer usb3 version which includes a lightning power slot beside it, which allows for more devices to be supported now they can be powered.
LittleRedRidingHood
24 Jul 16#12
What's the product code?
escortboy to LittleRedRidingHood
24 Jul 161#13
Sorry not there anymore, I'll check if I'm passing through again though.
princeprecious
24 Jul 161#14
So the problem is you or the different stuff you bought?
The common factor is you though :smiley:
thedavebaxter
24 Jul 161#15
I paid £30 but needed it to connect a midi device to iPad.
Sid Harper
24 Jul 16#16
I have all those solutions available to me. I think your argument is a poor one. Not everywhere has mobile reception or wifi, and I don't desire to take a laptop with me everywhere I go. Horses for courses.
Sid Harper
24 Jul 161#18
Didn't think you could with the old model, maybe I'm wrong
anthonynsinclair
24 Jul 16#19
cost me 12 quid last month
fishmaster
24 Jul 16#20
What do you expect when their phones develop U2 IC charging faults if you haven't used a genuine Apple cable.
ourdave
24 Jul 161#21
It's the "ho ho ho, let's laugh at anything Apple related and feel very smug that we're clever and original and different" that is boring.
It's ok though...put pretty much the entire thread contributors on ignore.
memistokkan
24 Jul 16#22
This works as a great bridge for a midi keyboard which is compatible with garage band. I bought I third party one off eBay for about £3 though. Heat added as it's genuine Apple.
leelukehope
24 Jul 16#23
I'm an Apple user and I'd never pay £30 for this cable. Not sure I've ever paid full price for an Apple accessory. However, £5 is quite cheap for a proprietary cable. Remember when Samsung used a 30 pin port on its galaxy tab? Yeah, they weren't cheap either.
ellarain
25 Jul 16#24
What’s the quality like? I am more concerned about this.
ollie87
25 Jul 16#25
Samsung - Apple for people who think they're edgy.
leelukehope
25 Jul 16#26
Not sure if I misunderstood here; but are you saying people only buy Apple or Samsung products because they think they're 'edgy'?
ollie87
25 Jul 16#27
No. People seem to **** themselves off over Samsung products that are very poor replicas of Apple products.
Then they usually go online and rave about how good they are, and how Apple users are all 'Sheep'.
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At the Martlesham Heath store near Ipswich in Suffolk.
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All comments (27)
No, don't tell me :laughing:
Personally wouldn't bother with this!
The common factor is you though :smiley:
It's ok though...put pretty much the entire thread contributors on ignore.
Then they usually go online and rave about how good they are, and how Apple users are all 'Sheep'.