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Model: 4XAPPLKIT3BK

For your convenience 4XEM has brought together two great products into an all in one kit. Combining our 4XEM USB wall charger and our 3' black charging data and sync cable for iPhone we hope to add some convenience to your Apple shopping and charging. Each product works great on their own but even better together to get your Apple products back up to full charge. Compatible with a variety of iPhone versions and many other USB compatible devices this combination has versatility. Keep charged and shop efficiently with 4XEM..Charger combo kit combines USB wall charger and 3' black charging data and sync cable for iPhone.Dimensions: 5"H x 3"W x 1"D.Comes in black.Cable length is 3'.Cable is compatible with iPhone 5/5c/5s/SE/6/6 Plus/6s/6s Plus/7/7 Plus, iPad with Retina/mini/mini 2/Air/2/3/4 and Pro, iPod nano 7th Gen/touch 5th Gen/6th Gen.Connector 1: 8-pin Apple Lightning connector; connector 2: USB Type-A 2.0.Charger compatible with all USB mobile phones and tablets.Pack contains: 5W USB wall charger, USB Type-A to Lightning cable.1-year manufacturer limited warranty

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About USB-A to Lightning

USB-A to Lightning cables are essential accessories for connecting Apple devices to various USB-A ports for charging and data transfer. These cables provide a reliable and efficient way to sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod with computers, chargers, and other USB-A compatible devices.

Designed for durability and performance, USB-A to Lightning cables ensure fast charging and seamless data transfer. They are available in various lengths to suit different needs, whether you’re at home, in the office, or on the go.

When choosing a USB-A to Lightning cable, consider factors such as cable length, durability, and compatibility with your devices. Look for options that feature reinforced connectors and high-quality materials to withstand daily wear and tear, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Additionally, many cables offer MFi certification, which guarantees compatibility with Apple devices. This certification ensures that the cable meets Apple's performance standards, providing peace of mind that your devices will charge safely and efficiently.

What is a USB-A to Lightning cable used for?

  • A USB-A to Lightning cable is primarily used to connect Apple devices to USB-A ports for charging and data transfer. It allows users to sync their devices with computers or charge them using standard USB-A chargers.

Are all USB-A to Lightning cables the same?

  • No, not all USB-A to Lightning cables are the same. They can vary in length, build quality, and whether they are MFi certified, which ensures compatibility and safety with Apple devices.

Can I use a USB-A to Lightning cable with a USB-C port?

  • While a USB-A to Lightning cable cannot be directly used with a USB-C port, you can use an adapter to connect the cable to a USB-C port. This allows for charging and data transfer with compatible devices.

What is MFi certification?

  • MFi certification stands for "Made for iPhone/iPad/iPod" and indicates that a cable has been tested and approved by Apple for compatibility and performance. MFi certified cables are designed to work safely with Apple devices.

How long do USB-A to Lightning cables last?

  • The lifespan of a USB-A to Lightning cable depends on its build quality and usage. High-quality cables with reinforced connectors can last for several years, while lower-quality options may wear out more quickly.

Can I charge my device faster with a USB-A to Lightning cable?

  • Charging speed with a USB-A to Lightning cable depends on the power output of the USB-A port and the cable's specifications. Using a higher wattage charger can increase charging speed, but the cable must also support fast charging capabilities.