will this be able to work with the I phone XR? null

Unfortunately because the iPhone has Lightning port on it and the JCC153G requires a USB-C, it is not compatible. ** Feel free to contact the Technical Support team mentioned on the packaging for further assistance or if you have any other questions and someone will be glad to assist you.

No Apple uses proprietary Lightning Cable only. This cable is a USB-C to HDMI, you'll need Lightning to HDMI adapter for Apple devices.

Depends. You’ll need an adapter for sure. USB-C is the newest USB iteration and it looks smaller and different than old USB. USB-C is the only input jack on MacPro laptops. You can find adapters from the iPhone universal female jack to this, I imagine. The other end is 4k HDMI- connects to devices that have 4K video HDMI output, like DLSR and high end mirrorless cameras. Some point and shoots may also support, but check your device specs.

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Unfortunately because the iPhone has Lightning port on it and the JCC153G requires a USB-C, it is not compatible. ** Feel free to contact the Technical Support team mentioned on the packaging for further assistance or if you have any other questions and someone will be glad to assist you.
Answered by J5create Team 5 years ago
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No Apple uses proprietary Lightning Cable only. This cable is a USB-C to HDMI, you'll need Lightning to HDMI adapter for Apple devices.
Answered by Anthony 6 years ago
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Depends. You’ll need an adapter for sure. USB-C is the newest USB iteration and it looks smaller and different than old USB. USB-C is the only input jack on MacPro laptops. You can find adapters from the iPhone universal female jack to this, I imagine. The other end is 4k HDMI- connects to devices that have 4K video HDMI output, like DLSR and high end mirrorless cameras. Some point and shoots may also support, but check your device specs.
Answered by JamesM 6 years ago
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