At no point did I suggest anyone should try and use the official adapter for this application. You may want to re-read.
I said that buying an original IO would be barely more expensive than a $100 adapter and a Type 3 IO.
I also said that the official adapter, which is only a handful of components less complicated costs $20.
But at no point suggested someone try to use a product for a different solution for this particular problem. And I will say again that it's silly because they're products for different problems. Obviously the one built for the problem at hand is going to perform better than the one built for an entirely different problem...
I said that buying an original IO would be barely more expensive than a $100 adapter and a Type 3 IO.
I also said that the official adapter, which is only a handful of components less complicated costs $20.
But at no point suggested someone try to use a product for a different solution for this particular problem. And I will say again that it's silly because they're products for different problems. Obviously the one built for the problem at hand is going to perform better than the one built for an entirely different problem...