Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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A coiled USB-C to Lightning cable pair that stretches from 1.5 ft for tidy in-car charging and data at 480 Mbps
This two-pack of USB-C to Lightning coiled cables is built for drivers who want a tidy charging link between a vehicle’s USB-C port and an iPhone. Each cord retracts to a compact coil and stretches to a comfortable 1.5 to 2 ft length, reaching a phone mount or storage compartment without slack.
The spring-style design eliminates the loose cables that snag on gear shifts or cup holders and bounce back to their resting length after every use. The upgrade is worth it when a short, self-managing connection keeps the cabin organised and the phone within easy reach for CarPlay.
MFi certification guarantees full compatibility with iPhone models from the 5 series through the 14 series plus iPad and AirPods, while the USB-C plug connects directly to modern vehicle ports or aftermarket adapters. The cable supports 3 A fast charging and 480 Mb/s data transfer, freeing the driver from slow charge times and a separate data cord.
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The spring-coil design retracts to roughly one foot and stretches to three feet, keeping slack off the dashboard and leaving adjacent buttons clear.
Push the connector until it clicks; a loose seat stops data at 480 Mb/s and limits charging to well below 3 A.
Replace it once the cable no longer retracts fully or the Lightning pins show wear, since MFi certification covers the original assembly only.
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