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Black braided USB-C to Lightning cable, 6.6ft long, aluminium plug ends

ESTONE

ESTONE Essager XRI USB-C to Lightning Cable 6.6ft 29W MFi Certified Black

SKU CH-8W9H-7P178

MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning cable delivers 29 W fast charging and 480 Mbps data transfer in a 6.6 ft braided nylon design

  • TypeLightning Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • AdapterLightning Port
  • Standard USB Port1
  • SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting Power: Max29W Current: 3A [maximu
  • FeaturesMFi Certified: USB C to Lightning Cable has completed MFi ce
  • MFi certified for safe Apple charging and syncing
  • 29W PD fast charging powers iPhone 13 to 50% in 30 minutes
  • 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files between Lightning and USB-C devices
  • 6 ft braided nylon cable resists tangles and adds tensile strength
  • Aluminium plug heads protect connectors during repeated insertion

ESTONE Essager XRI USB-C to Lightning Cable 6.6ft

The ESTONE Essager XRI is a 6.6ft USB-C to Lightning cable certified by Apple MFi for safe charging and syncing. It supports Power Delivery up to 29W and 3A maximum current for compatible iPhone and iPad models. Data transfers run at 480Mbps over the USB 2.0 interface. The black braided nylon jacket and aluminum plug housings are built for durability.

Suits owners of iPhone 8 through 14 series needing

This cable works for users who want MFi-certified 29W fast charging and standard-speed syncing with a USB-C power adapter or computer port. It is not for buyers who need USB 3 or higher data rates for moving large libraries quickly. It also does not fit devices that require USB-C or Micro-USB connectors instead of Lightning.

29W Power Delivery over USB-C to Lightning decides

The single specification that determines compatibility is the 29W PD rating delivered through the USB-C input to the Lightning output. If your charger and device support this profile, the cable will fast charge at the rated speed. If either end lacks PD support, charging falls back to standard rates.

Highlights

  • MFi certified for safe Apple charging and syncing
  • 29W PD fast charging powers iPhone 13 to 50% in 30 minutes
  • 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files between Lightning and USB-C devices
  • 6 ft braided nylon cable resists tangles and adds tensile strength
  • Aluminium plug heads protect connectors during repeated insertion

Specifications

BrandESTONE
SeriesEssager XRI
ModelEssager XRI
TypeLightning Cable
ColorBlack
AdapterLightning Port
Standard USB Port1
SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting
Power: Max29W
Current: 3A [maximum]
Transmission rate: 480Mbps
Input interface: Type-C
Output interface: Lighting
FeaturesMFi Certified: USB C to Lightning Cable has completed MFi certification requirements. The Apple MFi certification and JSAUX strict quality testing ensure the safety of your Apple devices even when fast charging at the highest speed.
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Power Delivery 29W Fast Charging: USB-C to light-ning cable supports PD Fast Charge 3A/29W (max). when using you

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Questions about this item

Will the braided nylon jacket or aluminium plug heads need replacing after daily bending?

The braided nylon casing and aluminium plug heads are built for tensile strength and repeated insertion cycles, so no scheduled replacement is expected.

At 3 A the cable hits its 29 W ceiling — what stops it from charging faster?

The 3 A current limit caps power delivery at 29 W, so a higher-wattage charger will not increase the rate.

Does the cable get warm or draw extra power when syncing large files all day?

Data runs at 480 Mbps over the same conductors used for charging, so sustained transfers add no separate heat or power draw beyond the 29 W maximum.

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