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Sony SON-RC-202IPV USB and Video Connection Cable

Connect your iPod or iPhone to compatible AV systems for data transfer and video output with Sony's RC-202IPV cable.

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Overview

Seamless Connection for Your iPod/iPhone

The Sony RC-202IPV cable provides a convenient USB and video connection for your iPod or iPhone. This cable allows you to easily connect your device to compatible systems for data transfer and video output.

Specifications:

  • Type: USB and Video Connection Cable
  • Compatibility: iPod/iPhone

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Combines USB data and composite video output into a single cable, reducing clutter.
  • Allows video playback from an iPod or iPhone on TVs or AV receivers with composite input.
  • Sony build quality provides a durable connection for regular use.

👎 Cons

  • Only compatible with older Apple devices that use the 30-pin dock connector, not Lightning or USB-C models.
  • Composite video output is limited to standard definition, with no HD or digital video capability.
  • Very limited product information makes it difficult to confirm exact supported device models before purchasing.
  • Increasingly obsolete as fewer devices and displays support 30-pin or composite connections.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Sony RC-202IPV combines USB data connectivity with composite video output in a single cable, allowing both data transfer and video playback from a connected iPod or iPhone.
It is designed for Apple devices that use the older 30-pin dock connector. It is not compatible with devices that use Apple's Lightning or USB-C connectors.
The USB connection can supply power to compatible devices, though charging behavior depends on the host system it is connected to and the specific iPod or iPhone model.
The cable uses composite video output, which is limited to standard-definition resolution. It does not support HD or digital video signals.