Hi, is this Proximity Sensor, PB & Noise Cancelling Mic for Apple Iphone 4 (Gsm) have the Apple brand name on the flex cable as shown in the photo?
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No, it does not have the Apple brand name on the flex cable as shown in the photo since it is shipped from Hong Kong by a seller called PandaTown. I replaced my co-workers power button about a month ago and don't think he's had any problems! Will do a follow up when I see him and let you know ASAP.
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I put it in a customers phone so I don't know. I can tell you it looks exactly like the one I took out of his phone.
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it did not. that could easily be faked though. it did not fit good. But it did work.
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Yes, this one is certified and works great. I have two other generics that iOS7 rejects. Very happy with this cable.
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Hi Marnaia! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) On the listing page you'll find that we have received MFi certification from Apple for these cables. MFi is an abbreviation of "Made for iPhone", "made for iPad" and "made for iPod". This is Apple's licensing and certification program for electronic accessories that connect with their portable devices. A product branded with the MFi logo is thereby approved by Apple to fulfill the quality requirements needed to receive the MFi certification. Therefore no need to worry, there will be no message that pops up saying "not Apple certified" because our 8pin lightening cables are MFi and fully Apple Certified. If you have any further questions feel free to contact us for a speedy reply at the following link:
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No, this is for 4s only. CDMA flex is currently out of stock in our inventory. Sorry about the disappointment.
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The RND cable is carryiny the logo Made For iPhone, because the are certified by Apple. With that being said, I think it doesn't make sense that something won't work simply because it is not certified when it comes to cables.
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Yes it does! One thing to note though is that this is for the iPhone 4, not 4S. The only thing that means is the headphone plug in works for the 4 and not the 4S
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The Crossfade LPs come with a mic cable that is made to work with the Apples IOS opperating system. It is a sturdy cable with a quality 3 button microphone that should work great with your iphone 4. That said, the 3.5 jack input on the headphones is universal meaning you can use about any 3.5 cable with the headphones. I have a Samsung S3, so the 3 button mic cable did not work for me. I ended up purchasing the Speakeasy one button mic cable direct from V-Moda. It works with vertually every smartphone. Great cans for the price! I hope I was able to help!
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I don't think so - it's not Apple branded. It's a generic brand - but works great!
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Hey, I got the case too. It does not cover the mics n yes it covers the apple logo but since the case is see though you still see the apple logo. I was really happy with my purchase and I bet you like it too. Good luck :)
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Justin, I have a 3Gs. Just got my Livespeakr that I bought on Amazon. Part of the Livespeakr is blocking the audio cable from going into my iPhone's audio. Have you heard of this problem before?
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Its a much thicker (heavier duty) cable than the original apple cable. It is flexible but not to the degree of the original cable. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't know the answer to that question. If I were you I'd contact Geneva directly or a sales rep in your area. I would have suggested calling Design Within Reach, which carried Geneva audio products for some time, but it no longer carries the brand. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Yes, it works for non-apple. My son has used the "in-line" mic on his PC (non-apple) for video chats and in game talking/communication like a typical headset.
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My I phone is AT&T;, so I don't know the answer for your question. But, I can tell you about my experience with the product. After long time working I had a terrible frustration, because the microphone stop working. The phone was ok but no sound of any kind. I put back my broken screen and I don't recommend.
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I don't know if you're still wondering since you asked this in July but this is the cable for the first version of the iPad 2. on the back aluminum it should say 2415 somewhere in the bottom text. If if doesn't then you need a different model cable. the other model number is 2560, because there were two different versions of the iPad 2. the second came out in March of 2012 and its cable resembles this one Mute/Rotation Lock, Volume, Power Button Ribbon Flex Cable for iPad 2 CDMA Version I hope that helps, if not you then maybe someone in the future. I don't know if you're still wondering since you asked this in July but this is the cable for the first version of the iPad 2. on the back aluminum it should say 2415 somewhere in the bottom text. If if doesn't then you need a different model cable. the other model number is 2560, because there were two different versions of the iPad 2. the second came out in March of 2012 and its cable resembles this one Mute/Rotation Lock, Volume, Power Button Ribbon Flex Cable for iPad 2 CDMA Version I hope that helps, if not you then maybe... » Read More I don't know if you're still wondering since you asked this in July but this is the cable for the first version of the iPad 2. on the back aluminum it should say 2415 somewhere in the bottom text. If if doesn't then you need a different model cable. the other model number is 2560, because there were two different versions of the iPad 2. the second came out in March of 2012 and its cable resembles this one Mute/Rotation Lock, Volume, Power Button Ribbon Flex Cable for iPad 2 CDMA Version I hope that helps, if not you then maybe someone in the future. « Show Less
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I've heard that there are compatibility issues with some of the iPhones (namely the 3GS). I just wanted to double check that there is no noise/interference for this, for the iPhone 4, before I purchase it as a gift for my sister. Can you confirm this?
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I'm not sure... I ordered from this link "JVC HAFX1X Headphone Xtreme-Xplosivs by JVC"... The name of the company was Bluechip and I received 'exactly' what was pictured, case and packing and extra pads.