Ken Pillonel is the engineer who changed the iPhone X from using a Lightning port to a USB-C port. This iPhone is made for collection or specifically for loyal fans only, as iOS cannot be updated and it also does not support water protection. This iPhone was successfully sold at a price of RM358,000.
Ken was also responsible for converting the Samsung Galaxy A51 from using a USB-C port to a Lightning port.
Recently Ken has changed the AirPods so that they can be charged with a USB-C cable. The reason he changed AirPods is because the majority of his Apple products including the iPhone already use USB-C and it's a bit sleazy if the audio accessories still use lightning. Ken uses a USB-C component and replaces directly on the old part. According to him it is a little difficult to change because the size of the holes is different and the desired final finish needs to remain quality as if it has never been tampered with.
Ken is also seen probably not selling this product on eBay like before, but his full video of making this change will be shared later. What do you say to AirPods with USB-C?
