IPhone Lightning Dock

The iPhone Lightning Dock is a charging and docking base released by Apple on August 18, 2015 for all iPhones with Lightning ports. Prior docks were shaped for specific models and became physically incompatible as iPhones were redesigned.Apple iPhone Lightning Dock Review: Simple Design With Broad Compatibility, but Some Stability Concerns by Eric Slivka, MacRumors. 2015-08-19.
==Usage==
The dock provides 5 volts of power at up to 2.5 amps for quicker charging and includes a 3.5 mm audio jack to attach headphones or speakers. It does not support fast charging from a power adapter greater than 12 watts.Hands-on: Apple’s newest Lightning Dock looks great with the Gold iPhone 8 by Jeff Benjamin, 9to5Mac. 2017-10-16.
The pass-through Lightning connector is compatible with all Apple devices with such a port, such as recent iPod touch models. However, anything larger than an iPhone is not recommended as the dock does not have physical backing and excess torque on the connector can damage the Lightning port on both devices.
==Colors==
*Black
*Gold (updated with a slightly warmer shade)
===Discontinued colors===
*Gold (old version was less warm and yellower)
*Rose Gold
*Silver
*Space Gray
*White
===Gallery===
Dock Gold Bird.jpg|Gold (old)
Dock Gold Front.jpg
Dock Gold Back.jpg
Dock Rose Phone.jpg|Rose Gold
Dock Rose Front.png
Dock Silver.png|Silver
Dock Skeld Grey.png|Space Gray
Dock White.png|White
Dock Black P1.jpg|Black with "Jet Black" iPhone 7
==Trivia==
*The black dock was introduced with the iPhone 7.Hands-on with the new black Lightning Dock for Jet Black and black iPhone 7 users by Chance Miller, 9to5Mac. 2016-09-12.
==References==
==External links==
*iPhone Lightning Dock – Black, Gold at Apple
**iPhone Lightning Dock – Rose Gold (archived 2016-09-12)
**iPhone Lightning Dock – Silver (archived 2016-06-26)
**iPhone Lightning Dock – Space Gray (archived 2017-03-13)
**iPhone Lightning Dock – White (archived 2017-02-15)
Category:Apple peripherals
Category:2015 introductions