But what if you like Lightning Audio but need to charge your iPhone 7 while using the headphones in the box or other Lightning headphones? Belkin has a solution for you, but it cost $40 and it’s ...

If you’re using Lightning headphones, like the new EarPods that Apple bundles in the box with iPhone 7, Belkin’s new Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar adapter is currently the only option.

Belkin to the rescueu2014this adapter lets you charge your iPhone 7 and listen to music with your Lightning-based headphones at the same time.

Ipod accessories fail to induce much gizmo lust, but the Belkin RockStar moves the needle by being a novel, fresh, and affordable tech toy. At its core, it's a dressed up headphone jack splitter ...

(1)Go to Wal-mart (or elsewhere) and buy the Griffin Dock Adapter for iPod Shuffle (~$20) and a Belkin Speaker and Headphone splitter (~$4).

This 5-port headphone splitter by Belkin is great for planes, classrooms, and amateur podcast recording.

Belkin—not Apple—comes to the rescue with an iPhone 7 headphone-and-charge dongle The add-on that will get you back to the old days comes courtesy of Belkin.

Belkin introduced its TuneBase for iPod shuffle and offered details on which of its iPod accessories are iPod nano-compatible.

The Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar has some interesting limitations. First, it works with the Apple-made 3.5mm adapter and the Apple-made Lightning headphones.

Belkin's recently released 3.5mm Audio + Charge RockStar iPhone dongle includes a Lightning charging port as well as a standard USB jack.

Belkin has announced the 3.5 mm Audio + Charge RockStar adapter for the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone 7, and iPhone 7 Plus. It plugs into the Lightning connector, offering a way for users ...