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Jansicotek

Jansicotek Essager XRI USB-C to Lightning Cable 29W 6.6ft Black

SKU CH-HFX2-MQEMT

MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning cable delivers up to 29 W fast charging and 480 Mbps sync 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 by Apple for safe, reliable charging and syncing
  • PD fast charging up to 29W powers iPhone 13 to 50% in 30 minutes
  • 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files between Lightning devices and USB-C Macs
  • Braided nylon jacket resists tangles and adds tensile strength
  • Aluminium plug housings protect connectors from repeated insertion wear

MFi-Certified USB-C to Lightning Cable

The Jansicotek Essager XRI cable carries Apple MFi certification, guaranteeing safe charging and syncing for iPhone and iPad models. Its USB-C input and Lightning output serve users who need a reliable link between modern USB-C power sources and Lightning devices. The six-point-six-foot length suits desk, bedside or in-car use.

PD 29W Charging at 3A

The cable supports Power Delivery up to 29 watts at three amps, enabling an iPhone 13 to reach fifty percent charge in thirty minutes when paired with a compatible USB-C PD charger. Braided nylon sheathing resists tangles while aluminium plug housings protect the connectors during repeated insertion.

480 Mbps Data Transfer Under Load

File transfers between Lightning devices and USB-C Macs, iMacs or iPad Pros run at 480 megabits per second without triggering accessory warnings. The construction maintains signal integrity during sustained sync sessions, making it suitable for regular backups and large media moves.

Highlights

  • MFi certified by Apple for safe, reliable charging and syncing
  • PD fast charging up to 29W powers iPhone 13 to 50% in 30 minutes
  • 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files between Lightning devices and USB-C Macs
  • Braided nylon jacket resists tangles and adds tensile strength
  • Aluminium plug housings protect connectors from repeated insertion wear

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
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

How do I connect the Type-C end to my charger without damaging the aluminium plug head?

Align the USB-C connector squarely with the port and push straight in; the aluminium-cased plug head resists bending but will seat fully only when inserted evenly.

Will the braided nylon jacket or Lightning connector need replacement after repeated bending?

The braided nylon casing and reinforced Lightning plug are built for high tensile strength; no scheduled replacement is required under normal use.

At what point does the 3 A current limit cap the charging speed during a long session?

The cable tops out at 3 A and 29 W, so once the device requests more than 3 A the cable becomes the bottleneck and charging stays at 29 W maximum.

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