MCHOSE
MCHOSE MFi Certified Lightning Cable 6FT Braided USB
MFi certified Lightning cable with braided jacket, 6 ft length, supports up to 5 V 3 A charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
- TypeLightning Cables
- MFi certified for safe charging without warning messages
- 6 ft braided length gives flexible reach for daily use
- Up to 5V 3A output enables fast charging on supported devices
- Data transfer speeds of 40 to 60 MB per second
- Compatible with iPhone models from 5 through 14 series and iPad models including Pro 9.7 10.5 12.9 inch
MFi Certified Lightning Cable
This MFi certified Lightning cable is built for iPhone and iPad users who need reliable charging and syncing. The Apple MFi certification ensures full compatibility without warning messages on supported devices. A six-foot braided jacket adds durability for daily use at a desk or bedside.
USB 2.0 interface limits
The cable uses a USB-A to Lightning connection limited to USB 2.0 data rates. Maximum transfer speed reaches 480 Mbps, which equals roughly 40 to 60 MB/s in practice. It cannot take advantage of USB 3.0 or higher bandwidth offered by newer ports or devices.
5 V 3 A charging headroom
Power delivery tops out at 5 V 3 A, suitable for fast charging compatible iPhone models up to the 14 series and listed iPads. It will not deliver higher wattages required by larger tablets or laptops. Buyers needing USB-C Power Delivery or faster data rates should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- MFi certified for safe charging without warning messages
- 6 ft braided length gives flexible reach for daily use
- Up to 5V 3A output enables fast charging on supported devices
- Data transfer speeds of 40 to 60 MB per second
- Compatible with iPhone models from 5 through 14 series and iPad models including Pro 9.7 10.5 12.9 inch
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which length should I pick for this MCHOSE Lightning cable?
The cable is supplied in a single 6FT length, so there is no alternative size to choose from.
What does the 480 Mbps figure mean when I use the cable with my iPhone?
It indicates a maximum data transfer rate of 40–60 MB/s, which is the practical speed you will see when syncing photos or backing up to a computer.
Is the USB connector limited to a specific USB standard that caps charging or data speed?
The cable uses a standard USB‑A plug and supports up to 5 V 3 A charging alongside the 480 Mbps data rate.
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