Kootion
Kootion USB-A to Lightning Cable 2-Pack 1.8 m White
Two 1.8 m USB-A to Lightning cables with braided nylon jackets, reinforced ends, 480 Mbps sync and case-friendly connectors
- TypeUSB Cables
- Durable braided nylon resists tangles and wear
- Fast charging plus 480Mbps data transfer speeds
- Two 1.8 m cables for flexible placement
- Works with all Lightning-port devices
- Slim connector fits most protective cases
Two-Cable Pack for Lightning Devices
This two-pack supplies a pair of USB-A to Lightning cables so you can keep one at a desk and another in a bag or car. Each 1.8 m cord handles charging and data for iPhone, iPad or iPod models that use a Lightning port. The braided nylon jacket and reinforced ends are built to survive repeated bending and daily transport.
Check Your Power Source and Port
Verify that the charger or hub you plan to use provides a standard USB-A output; the cable will not fit USB-C power bricks without an adapter. Confirm the device you are charging has a Lightning connector rather than USB-C. The 480 Mbps transfer rate is suitable for syncing photos and music but will not reach the speeds of newer interfaces.
Fits Cases and Frees Up Outlets
The slim Lightning head slides through most protective cases so you rarely need to remove the cover to plug in. A 1.8 m reach lets the cable run from a wall outlet or laptop to a nightstand or passenger seat without pulling tight. With two cables in the pack you can leave one permanently connected to a power bank while the other stays at a workstation.
Highlights
- Durable braided nylon resists tangles and wear
- Fast charging plus 480Mbps data transfer speeds
- Two 1.8 m cables for flexible placement
- Works with all Lightning-port devices
- Slim connector fits most protective cases
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the 2-pack and is a power adapter included?
The package contains two 1.8 m USB-A to Lightning cables; a power adapter is not included and must be supplied separately.
Both cables are the same length — is there any reason to choose one over the other?
The two cables are identical in length and specification, so either can be used for charging or 480 Mbps data sync.
Will the 480 Mbps transfer speed be reached when syncing a phone to a laptop?
The cable supports up to 480 Mbps data transfer; actual speed depends on the host port and device capabilities.
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