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MCHOSE Lightning Cable 3FT 3Pack MFi Certified Nylon Braided
Three MFi-certified Lightning cables with nylon braiding for 2.4 A charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
- TypeLightning Cables
- MFi certified chip prevents warning messages on iPhone
- 4 A copper core enables fast charging speeds
- 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files quickly
- Nylon double braid resists tangling and daily wear
- 90-degree bend tested 30 000 times for durability
Three-metre reach for everyday charging
This three-pack supplies three Lightning cables each measuring three feet. They are built for iPhone and iPad owners who need a spare cord for home, office and travel. MFi certification means every cable passes Apple’s authentication so no warning messages appear when you plug in.
USB-A to Lightning limits charging to 2.4 amps
The connector at the power end is a standard USB-A plug, so maximum charging current is 2.4 A and data moves at up to 480 Mbps. That is the ceiling of the USB 2.0 interface these cables use; they will not deliver higher wattage or faster sync speeds even with a newer power adapter.
Check that your charger has a USB-A port
Before ordering, confirm the wall adapter, power bank or computer port you plan to use presents a USB-A socket. If your only power sources are USB-C, these cables will not fit without a separate adapter. The Lightning end fits every iPhone from the 5 series onward and the listed iPad models.
Highlights
- MFi certified chip prevents warning messages on iPhone
- 4 A copper core enables fast charging speeds
- 480 Mbps transfer rate moves files quickly
- Nylon double braid resists tangling and daily wear
- 90-degree bend tested 30 000 times for durability
Specifications
| Type | Lightning Cables |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 3 ft length in this three-pack for desk charging or bedside use?
The cables measure 3 ft each, a convenient reach for a nightstand, desk outlet or car charger without leaving excess slack coiled on the surface.
Will the 2.4 A rating actually charge my iPhone 14 at full speed?
Yes, the copper conductors support up to 2.4 A so any Lightning iPhone from the 5 series through the 14 series draws its maximum allowed current.
Does the USB‑A plug limit me to 480 Mbps transfers even on newer iPads?
The USB‑A to Lightning interface caps data at 480 Mbps, so syncing photos or backups runs at USB 2.0 speeds regardless of the iPad model.
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