Jansicotek Essager YDI USB-C to Lightning Cable 27W MFi Certified Black 3.3ft
- Lightning Cable
- Black
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A 6.6 ft USB-C to Lightning cable with an LED power display, MFi certification and up to 27 W fast charging
The Jansicotek Essager YDI is a USB-C to Lightning cable with a built-in LED display that shows real-time charging speed. It is MFi certified for safe fast charging of iPhone, iPad, AirPods and iPod models with a Lightning port. The 6.6 ft length suits desk, bedside or travel use. A double-braided jacket and aluminium alloy connectors are rated for 7000 bend cycles.
This cable replaces standard charge-only or low-wattage leads that cannot deliver 20 W with a 27 W peak or show whether fast charging is active. The jump is worth it when you need Power Delivery speeds up to 3 A and want visual confirmation that the negotiated rate is actually being met. It also supports Quick Charge 2.0, 3.0 and 4.0 protocols for broader adapter compatibility. Syncing runs at 480 Mbps.
Under continuous 3 A current the aluminium shells and reinforced braid dissipate heat without softening, keeping voltage stable for the full 30 minute 0 to 60 percent charge cycle quoted for iPhone 13 and 14 series. The LED display remains legible during prolonged sessions so you can verify the link has not throttled. Connectors survive 10000 insertion cycles and 40000 bend cycles for multi-year daily use.
| Brand | Jansicotek |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager YDI |
| Model | Essager YDI |
| Type | Lightning Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | Lightning Port |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
| Specifications | Type 1: Type-C to Lighting Power: 20W (Max27W) Current: 3A [maximum] Transmission rate: 480Mbps Input interface: Type-C Output interface: Lighting |
| Features | MFi 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. Patented LED Digital Cable: With the first-seen LED Display Cable, you are fully view of the charging speed and clearly get to know that if your phone is fast charging or not. This technological revolution has created a lot of fun in our lives. Power Delivery 20W Fast Charging: USB-C to light-ning cable supports PD Fast Charge 3A/27W (max). when using you |
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The LED display is built into the USB-C plug housing and adds no extra bulk beyond the standard connector profile, so it fits any USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port without additional clearance.
Insert the USB-C end into the power source first; the LED display activates automatically when power is detected, then connect the Lightning end to the iPhone or iPad.
The cable is rated for 7000+ bend cycles and 10000 insertion cycles, and the supplier states durability that lasts 10 years under normal use.
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