MCHOSE
MCHOSE Lightning Cable 6ft 2-Pack Blue MFi 40000 bends
Two six-foot MFi-certified Lightning cables with braided nylon jackets and reinforced cores rated for 40000 bends
- TypeLightning Cables
- MFi certification guarantees safe fast charging for iPhone 11 and 12 series
- 40000 bend rating from aramid core and laser-welded connectors extends cable life
- Six-foot length lets you use devices comfortably while charging from a distance
- Double nylon braided jacket with aluminium shells resists daily wear and tangling
- Two cables in one pack provide a spare for home, office or travel
Two-pack Lightning cables
This twin-pack supplies two six-foot Lightning cables finished in blue braided nylon. They are aimed at households or offices that need spare cords for several Apple devices at once.
USB-A charging limit
Each cable terminates in a standard USB-A plug, so maximum charging speed depends on the power adapter used. The six-foot length adds convenience but cannot overcome the current ceiling of the USB-A interface.
MFi certified durability
MFi certification guarantees safe, full-speed charging across the listed iPhone, iPad and iPod models. The aramid-fibre core and laser-welded connectors are rated for over 40000 bend cycles.
Highlights
- MFi certification guarantees safe fast charging for iPhone 11 and 12 series
- 40000 bend rating from aramid core and laser-welded connectors extends cable life
- Six-foot length lets you use devices comfortably while charging from a distance
- Double nylon braided jacket with aluminium shells resists daily wear and tangling
- Two cables in one pack provide a spare for home, office or travel
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I take the 2-pack or buy single cables?
The listing is a 2-pack of 6 ft Lightning cables, giving two full-length cords for the price of one pack.
What does the 40000 bend rating mean for daily use?
It means each cable survived over 40000 bend cycles in testing, so repeated plugging and routing around corners should not fatigue the jacket or connectors.
Is the USB-A end limited to a specific charging standard?
The cable uses a standard USB-A connector; charging speed will follow the power adapter and the iPhone's own negotiation, not a special protocol on the cable itself.
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