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MCHOSE USB-C to Lightning Cable 3-Pack 6FT
Three six-foot USB-C to Lightning cables charge compatible iPhones from 0% to 50% in 30 minutes using PD 3.0
- TypeLightning Cables
- Charges iPhone from 0 % to 50 % in 30 minutes using PD 3.0
- Three cables let you power iPhone, iPad and AirPods at the same time
- USB-C to Lightning design works with iPhone 10 through 14 series
- Built-in safeguards stop over-current, overheating, overcharging and short-circuits
- Six-foot length gives freedom to use device while charging
MCHOSE USB-C to Lightning 3-Pack 6FT
This three-pack of USB-C to Lightning cables supplies six-foot cords for charging and syncing compatible iPhone and iPad models. Each cable carries Apple MFi certification so it works with current iOS releases and future updates. The 6FT length gives extra reach at a desk, bedside or in a vehicle.
Who these suit and who they don’t
Buyers needing multiple long cables for several devices or shared spaces will find the pack convenient. Users who prefer a single shorter cable or require a USB-A connector should look at other options.
MFi-certified Lightning connector
The Lightning plug is MFi-certified, guaranteeing full compatibility with supported iPhone models from the 10 series through the 14 series and future iOS updates. Without this certification a cable may not charge or sync reliably.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone from 0 % to 50 % in 30 minutes using PD 3.0
- Three cables let you power iPhone, iPad and AirPods at the same time
- USB-C to Lightning design works with iPhone 10 through 14 series
- Built-in safeguards stop over-current, overheating, overcharging and short-circuits
- Six-foot length gives freedom to use device while charging
Specifications
| Type | Lightning Cables |
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Questions about this item
What USB-C power adapter do I need to get the 30-minute half-charge on an iPhone 13?
Use a USB-C power adapter that supports PD 3.0 fast charging to reach 50 % in 30 minutes with the supplied cable.
Will these cables work with the USB-A chargers I already own?
The cables have USB-C plugs on the host end, so they require a USB-C port; they will not connect to a USB-A charger without a separate adapter.
How can I confirm the cable is charging at full speed after I plug it in?
On the iPhone lock screen, look for the lightning bolt inside the battery icon and a brief "Charging rapidly" or similar fast-charge indicator.
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