General Manufacturing
General Manufacturing 6' Lightning Cable Black
A 6-foot Lightning cable for charging and syncing select iPhone, iPod and iPad models with a PC or Mac
- TypeUSB Cable
- Charge and sync iPhone, iPod and iPad models
- 6 ft length gives flexible positioning at desk or bedside
- USB connector plugs into PC or Mac for data transfer
- Lightning connector fits iPhone 5, 5s, 5c and listed iPad models
- New cable ready for immediate charging and syncing use
Compatible Devices
This six‑foot Lightning cable works with iPhone 5, 5s and 5c, iPod touch 5th generation, iPod nano 7th generation, iPad mini and iPad with Retina display. It provides both charging and USB data connection so you can tether the device to a PC or Mac for syncing and power. The length gives flexible positioning while the cable remains compact enough for everyday carry.
Thermals Noise Power
The cable is a passive copper assembly with no active electronics, so it generates no measurable heat and produces no audible noise during normal charging or syncing. Power draw is limited to whatever the connected host port and device negotiate, typically up to 5 V at 1 A for these legacy Lightning devices. No external power supply or cooling is required.
Bundled Accessories Software
The package contains only the cable itself; no wall adapter, dock, carry case or software disc is included. All syncing and backup functions are handled by the operating system on the host computer, so no extra drivers or applications need to be installed. The lack of bundled extras keeps the product focused on a simple charge‑and‑sync role.
Highlights
- Charge and sync iPhone, iPod and iPad models
- 6 ft length gives flexible positioning at desk or bedside
- USB connector plugs into PC or Mac for data transfer
- Lightning connector fits iPhone 5, 5s, 5c and listed iPad models
- New cable ready for immediate charging and syncing use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the cable to my iPhone 5s for the first time?
Plug the Lightning end into the iPhone 5s port and the USB-A plug into a computer or charger; the connector seats with a click — forcing it upside-down is the common mistake.
When should I replace this 6-foot Lightning cable?
Replace it when the strain relief cracks, the Lightning pins discolour, or the cable only works at a certain angle — signs the internal conductors have fatigued.
What length-related limit appears first during a long charge session?
The 6-foot run adds enough resistance to slightly reduce charge current compared with a shorter cable under sustained load.
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