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How easy it is to break the iPad connector?
I have a setup like this. It's not my setup, but you get the idea. Is it OK? I wonder how strong is the iPad connector.
*screenshot taken from a Igor Vasiliev YouTube video.
Comments
I've only broken one iPad cable in the past. If you treat your equipment carefully there's no reason why a cable shouldn't last 5 or more years.
I think the question is more about the port in the iPad rather than the cable.
I've had several ports break on the older lightning iPads, but I think more likely from inserting / removing cable for charging several thousand times.
Nowadays I don't directly attach a dock to my iPad as typically what's plugged in generates stress on weird angles, and I do something like the setup in the photo.
As long as there's not too much weight on the cable then should be fine.
I wonder if anyone here has tried magnetic connectors? Do they work for data and charging?
Just to be clear, I worry about the iPad pin not the USB cable.
It looks like a very light MIDI cable that is connected so I would say this would n’t create too much stress. I have a CCK3 adapter plugged into a lightning connection with a power cable and a MIDI cable connected and it hasn’t caused any issues over the years of use.
I think it’s super easy to break. Any hammer or perhaps dropping from a 3rd floor will do the job.
Playing so close to the speakers with a sherman filter bank might break the glass.