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Philips just beat Apple with first Lightning headphones

10
Sep
2014

In a surprising twist, Philips is first to announce headphones compatible with Apples Lightning port. As spotted by Pocket-Lint, the companys Fidelio M2L headphones utilize Apples Lightning port to bypass the internal DAC of the iPhone, and can play high resolution 24-bit audio through a built-in DAC and amplifier.

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