FiiO LT-LT2 USB-C > Lightning OTG - Black

Description

Why OTG?

Standard Apple Lightning cables can't send audio out to an external DAC because the USB protocol designates the connected charger or computer as the host. The LT-LT2 has OTG circuitry built in that reverses the direction so the iOS device acts as the host, sending uncompressed digital audio straight to a USB-C DAC.

Silver-plated monocrystalline Litz

The internal conductors are high-purity silver-plated monocrystalline wire. Eight strands of 19 cores each (152 wires total) are braided in a Litz pattern and individually insulated, keeping electrical resistance low and preserving the micro-detail and dynamic range of high-resolution masters.

Built for daily mobile use

The jacket is a German TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) that resists yellowing over time and stays flexible in cold weather, avoiding the stiffness of cheaper plastics. Both ends use machined aluminum-alloy housings for durability and a consistent ground. At 10 cm it tucks neatly into a pocket or portable audio stack.

Common Questions

Why do I need the LT-LT2 instead of a standard Apple USB-C to Lightning cable?

Standard charging cables only run data one way (host → device). The LT-LT2 has OTG hardware that flips the direction so your iPhone or iPad becomes the host and sends audio out to a USB-C DAC.

Which external DACs is this cable compatible with?

It's certified to work with USB-C DACs including the FiiO KA17, BTR15, and K11.

Does the cable stiffen in cold Canadian winters?

No. The German TPU jacket is specifically designed to stay flexible in sub-zero temperatures.

Why choose this product?

If you use an iOS device with a USB-C portable DAC, this is the cable that actually carries high-resolution audio between them — Apple's standard charging cables don't. The Litz silver-plated monocrystalline geometry keeps the digital signal clean.

What's in the Box

FiiO LT-LT2 Type-C to Lightning OTG Cable