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Two black braided USB-C to Lightning cables, 6.6 ft each

Jansicotek

Jansicotek Essager XJI USB-C to Lightning cable 29W 3A 6.6FT 2-pack black

SKU CH-W6N8-W6WPW

Two Apple MFi certified USB-C to Lightning cables deliver 29 W fast charging at 3 A 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: 29W Current: 3A [maximum]
  • Features1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD27W/20W,
  • MFi certified for safe charging without pop-up warnings
  • 29 W Power Delivery charges iPhone 14 to 60 % in 29 minutes
  • 480 Mbps data transfer between laptop and iPhone
  • Nylon braided cable with aluminium alloy ends resists bending
  • 6 ft two-pack gives spare length for home and travel

MFi-Certified 29W USB-C to Lightning cable

This two-pack of 6.6 ft cables carries Apple MFi certification and an authorised C94 connector. Each cable supports up to 29W Power Delivery and 3A maximum current for fast charging. Data transfers run at 480Mbps between a USB-C host and Lightning devices. The braided nylon jacket and aluminium alloy housings add durability.

Upgrade from USB-A to Lightning cables

Replaces standard USB-A to Lightning leads that typically max out at 12W or 18W. The jump is worth it when you use a USB-C Power Delivery charger rated 20W or higher and want iPhone 14 Pro Max to reach its 29W peak. Older 5W or 12W USB-A adapters will not deliver the faster rates.

29W charging headroom with 480Mbps data

Comfortably fast-charges iPhone 14, 13 Pro Max, 12 Pro and 11 Pro Max models from zero to around 50% in 30 minutes with a 29W or higher PD charger. The 3A limit and 480Mbps bus mean it cannot serve iPad Pro models that need higher wattage or USB 3.1 Gen 2 speeds. Buyers needing more than 29W or faster sync should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • MFi certified for safe charging without pop-up warnings
  • 29 W Power Delivery charges iPhone 14 to 60 % in 29 minutes
  • 480 Mbps data transfer between laptop and iPhone
  • Nylon braided cable with aluminium alloy ends resists bending
  • 6 ft two-pack gives spare length for home and travel

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
SeriesEssager XJI
ModelEssager XJI
TypeLightning Cable
ColorBlack
AdapterLightning Port
Standard USB Port1
SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting
Power: 29W
Current: 3A [maximum]
Transmission rate: 480Mbps
Input interface: Type-C
Output interface: Lighting
Features1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD27W/20W, fast charging for your phone, fast charging for iPhone 14 Pro Max up to 29W (requires PD29W and above charging head).
2. Suitable for charging and data transfer for Apple phones and peripherals
3. Charging for iPhone 14 pro max, 29 minutes to 50%.
4. 480Mbps data transfer
5. 5 strands thickened wire core with flame retardant material on the outside, high efficiency of current passage and reduced heat generation
6. Housing made of aluminium alloy
7. Braided fishing net wire for high strength
8. Anti-bending, no breakage, rei

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Questions about this item

What length and connector style does the cable use to reach a USB-C port?

Each cable measures 6.6 feet and terminates in a USB-C plug on one end and a Lightning connector on the other.

How do you achieve the rated 29 W fast charge and what common mistake limits the speed?

Connect the USB-C end to a PD charger rated 30 W or higher; using a lower-wattage adapter such as an 18 W or 20 W brick will fall back to slower charging.

When should the braided cable be replaced to keep 3 A current and 480 Mbps data rates reliable?

Replace the cable if the braided sheath frays, the aluminium housings loosen, or you see intermittent charging or data drop-outs after repeated bending.

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