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First Take
The iOS cable won't stay connected to my iPhone or iPad
There are a few reasons the connector will not connect:
If you have a case on your iPhone or iPad, it may be obstructing the iOS connector from being inserted into the jack all the way. Please remove the case or cover to verify if this is the cause.
Lint, Dust and other debris can accumulate inside the port on iPhones or iPads carried in pockets or a purse or bag. There are tools available to help clear the port of this foreign material to resolve this issue - like this Google Search.
If you do not have a case or cover on your iPhone or iPad and the cable won't stay connected, then there may be a problem with the iPhone or iPad, the Apogee product, or the cable. Please contact the Apogee Support Department to further troubleshoot the issue https://apogeedigital.com/contact-us/