Last year, Ken Pillonel did what Apple doesn’t want to do with their smartphones, namely to make iPhone products with USB-C ports. Ken has also modified AirPods with USB-C, and this time for his next Frankenstein project, Ken wants to convert an Android Phone to the iPhone’s Lightning port.
This project was carried out with the Samsung Galaxy A51 as the basis, with a standard USB-C 2.0 port, Ken then changed it to the Lightning Port which is generally owned by the half-bitten Apple brand, so that it can be used on the smartphone, you can see a little demo below:
Ken said that a detailed video will be released soon, where in the video Ken will explain in detail what he did to make the transformation. In the video, he said to wants to bring balance to the world after making a USB-C iPhone phone from his previous project and making the Samsung Galaxy A51 with Lightning Port is the main reason for it.
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