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BONAEVER 2 Pack Lightning Female to USB C Male Adapter 35W PD Black
Two-pack Lightning female to USB-C male adapters deliver 35 W PD charging and 480 Mbps data sync for iPhone 15 series and USB-C Android devices
- TypeAdapter
- ColorBlack
- Standard USB Port1
- Charge iPhone 15 models with existing Lightning cables
- Sync data at 480 Mbps between devices
- Deliver up to 3 Amps for fast charging
- Compact two-pack fits bags and desks
- Works with Galaxy S24 Ultra and many USB-C devices
Two-Pack Lightning-to-USB-C Adapter
This two-pack provides a Lightning female to USB-C male connector so existing Lightning cables can charge and sync USB-C devices. Each unit is finished in black and rated for up to 35 W power delivery. The adapters suit owners of mixed Lightning and USB-C gear who want one cable type for both.
480 Mbps Data and 3 A Charging Limit
Data transfer tops out at 480 Mbps and charging current at 3 A, so the adapter handles phone and tablet syncing but cannot drive high-speed storage or video output. The spec notes no support for Apple Pencil, audio, HDMI, OTG peripherals or external drives, limiting use to basic charge and data tasks.
Replaces Separate Lightning and USB-C Cables
Carrying this pair removes the need to pack distinct cables for older iPhone models and newer USB-C phones, tablets or laptops. The jump makes sense when you regularly switch between Lightning and USB-C ports and accept the 480 Mbps ceiling; it does not help if you require faster transfer, video or accessory support.
Highlights
- Charge iPhone 15 models with existing Lightning cables
- Sync data at 480 Mbps between devices
- Deliver up to 3 Amps for fast charging
- Compact two-pack fits bags and desks
- Works with Galaxy S24 Ultra and many USB-C devices
Specifications
| Type | Adapter |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
Questions about this item
Should I get the single adapter or the two-pack?
The listing is a two-pack, so you receive two Lightning female to USB-C male adapters in one purchase.
What does the 35 W PD rating mean when I plug this into my iPhone 15?
It allows up to 35 W Power Delivery charging, so the iPhone 15 series can draw its maximum supported speed through the adapter.
Does the USB-C connector limit data speeds to USB 2.0?
Yes, data transfer tops out at 480 Mbps, which is the USB 2.0 rate, even though the port is USB-C.
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