Have you ever considered putting a Lightning port on an Android phone? It's true!

 The Lightning port for Android may appear to be an April Fool's joke, but we promise you that it is not; it is really genuine! For unexplained reasons, a developer migrated the lightning USB connector from Apple devices to a Samsung device, which is incredibly fascinating, interesting, but also strange?

Lightning Port on Android

There are no compelling reasons for someone to undertake such a thing, but is there meant to be one? Experimenting with electronics is a lot of fun, especially when an Android device includes a Lightning connector. Ken Pillonel is the person responsible for this lightning port on Android modification. He is also renowned for another similar hack, which brings a USB-C connector to an iPhone.

Pillonel initially uploaded this lightning port on Android alteration on April 1, making it easy to mistake it for an April Fools joke, but this modification is really true. This connector can not only charge the gadget, but it can also transfer data. As he tells Engadget:

Pillonel chose a low-end Samsung A51 smartphone for this experiment, and if someone is inquisitive and wants to have this gadget in their hands, they are out of luck because he has no plans to sell it. This has been a stimulating task for him, but it has not been easy, as he states: