MCHOSE
MCHOSE 1.5ft Lightning Cable MFi Braided 2 Pack
Short 1.5 ft braided Lightning cables with MFi certification, 2.4 A charging, 480 Mbps data, and 10 000-plus bend life, two per pack
- TypeLightning Cables
- MFi certified chip enables safe 2.4A charging and 480Mbps data sync
- 5ft length avoids tangles in car consoles and tight spaces
- Braided nylon jacket with aluminium ends tested beyond 10000 bends
- Two cables in the pack give a spare for home and vehicle
- Compatible with iPhone 14 13 12 11 Pro Max XR XS 8 SE and iPod
What this cable set provides
This two-pack supplies 1.5ft USB-A to Lightning cables for charging and syncing compatible Apple devices. The short length suits car consoles, power banks or desk setups where excess cord would tangle. MFi certification confirms the cables meet Apple’s performance and safety requirements.
Charging and data limits
Each cable delivers up to 2.4A for charging and 480Mbps for data transfer. Video output and SSD data transfer are not supported. The braided nylon jacket and reinforced connectors are tested beyond 10,000 bends for extended durability.
Check your ports and needs
Verify that your charger or host device has a standard USB-A port and that your iPhone, iPad, AirPods or iPod uses a Lightning connector. Buyers who need longer reach, USB-C ends, video out or faster data rates should look for a different cable type.
Highlights
- MFi certified chip enables safe 2.4A charging and 480Mbps data sync
- 5ft length avoids tangles in car consoles and tight spaces
- Braided nylon jacket with aluminium ends tested beyond 10000 bends
- Two cables in the pack give a spare for home and vehicle
- Compatible with iPhone 14 13 12 11 Pro Max XR XS 8 SE and iPod
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I get the 1.5 ft 2 pack or look for a longer single cable?
The 1.5 ft 2 pack gives you two short cables that resist tangling in a car or bag; choose it if you want spare cords for multiple seats or bags.
What does the 2.4 A rating mean when I plug this into my iPhone?
It means the cable can deliver up to 2.4 A for fast charging on compatible USB A ports, so an iPhone 14 or 13 charges at its maximum wired speed.
The USB A to Lightning connector — what speed does it actually cap at?
Data transfer tops out at 480 Mbps, which is the USB 2.0 limit, and video or SSD data transfer is not supported.
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