BASEUS
BASEUS Cafule USB to Lightning cable 2.4 A purple
A nylon-braided USB to Lightning cable delivering 2.4 A charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
Length 1m
- 1m
- 2m
- Fast 2.4 A charging for iPhone 13 and 14 models
- Durable zinc alloy and nylon braided construction resists daily wear
- 480 Mbps data transfer moves files quickly between devices
- Available in 1 m and 2 m lengths for flexible placement
- Purple colour option adds a distinctive look
Purpose & audience
The BASEUS Cafule cable connects iPhone 14 and 13 Pro Max models to USB power sources using a Lightning connector. It supports 2.4 A current and 480 Mbps data transfer for everyday charging and syncing. Buyers who need faster Power Delivery charging or USB-C connectivity should choose a different cable.
Build & daily use
Zinc-alloy connectors and a nylon-braided jacket resist wear from frequent plugging and unplugging. The 1 m and 2 m length options let you pick the reach that fits a desk, bedside or car setup. No active electronics are inside, so heat and noise are not factors.
What the bundle changes
Only the cable itself is included; there is no wall charger, no adapter and no software. You must supply a USB-A power source that can deliver up to 2.4 A for maximum charging speed. The purple colour simply identifies the cable among other accessories.
Highlights
- Fast 2.4 A charging for iPhone 13 and 14 models
- Durable zinc alloy and nylon braided construction resists daily wear
- 480 Mbps data transfer moves files quickly between devices
- Available in 1 m and 2 m lengths for flexible placement
- Purple colour option adds a distinctive look
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the USB-to-Lightning cable to my iPhone 13 Pro Max, and what step is often missed?
Plug the USB end into a charger or port that can deliver 2.4 A, then insert the Lightning connector fully until it clicks; the common mistake is leaving a gap that limits current to well below 2.4 A.
What part of the Cafule cable wears out first and when should I replace it?
The nylon-braided sheath and zinc-alloy connector ends resist fraying, but repeated bending near the strain relief will eventually expose the inner wires — replace the cable once the braid splits or charging becomes intermittent.
At what point does the 480 Mbps data rate drop during a long transfer?
Sustained transfers at 480 Mbps can heat the zinc-alloy housing, and the cable will throttle speed once its internal temperature rises past the safe operating limit.
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