MCHOSE
MCHOSE 5-Pack 10FT MFi Lightning Cable USB-A
A five-pack of 10 ft MFi-certified Lightning cables with nylon-braided jackets, aluminium connectors rated for 20000 bends, and USB 2.0 data up to 480 Mbps
- TypeLightning Cables
- Five cables give you a spare for every room
- 10 ft length lets you charge from across the room
- MFi certification means safe charging for iPhone 14 13 12 11
- Nylon braid survives 20000 bends without fraying
- USB 2.0 sync moves files at 480 Mbps
Five-pack 10 ft MFi Lightning cables
This five-pack supplies five 10 ft MFi certified Lightning cables with USB-A connectors. They are built for households or offices that need multiple long charging cords for iPhone and iPad devices.
Nylon braid and aluminium connectors
The nylon braided jacket resists tangles and the aluminium alloy connectors are rated for over 20000 bend cycles. Power draw and heat stay within normal USB 2.0 limits during charging and sync.
480 Mbps sync and broad iPhone support
High-quality copper cores deliver up to 480 Mbps data transfer via USB 2.0. The cables work with iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, XS, XR, X, 8, 7, 6, 6S, 5S, SE and compatible iPad models.
Highlights
- Five cables give you a spare for every room
- 10 ft length lets you charge from across the room
- MFi certification means safe charging for iPhone 14 13 12 11
- Nylon braid survives 20000 bends without fraying
- USB 2.0 sync moves files at 480 Mbps
Specifications
| Type | Lightning Cables |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 10 FT USB-A to Lightning cable, and what step do people often get wrong?
Plug the USB-A end into a USB 2.0 port and the Lightning end into your iPhone; the common mistake is forcing the Lightning connector upside down, which can damage the pins.
What maintenance or replacement will the 10 FT nylon-braided Lightning cable need later?
The cable is rated for 20000+ bending cycles; replace it if the braid frays, the aluminium alloy connector loosens, or charging drops below 480 Mbps sync speed.
What limit appears first on the 10 FT cable during sustained charging and data use?
The USB 2.0 interface caps data at 480 Mbps, so prolonged large-file transfers will hit that bandwidth ceiling before the copper wire or connector shows wear.
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