Microsoft
Microsoft USB-C to Lightning Cable 3.3 ft
A 3.3 ft USB-C to Lightning cable for charging, syncing and video on iOS devices
- Charges iPhone and iPad via USB-C port
- Syncs data and supports video on compatible apps
- Durable construction resists daily wear and tear
- Compact 3.3 ft length reduces cable clutter
- Works with Lightning and USB-C equipped devices
Ideal for iOS charging and syncing
This 3.3 ft cable connects a Lightning device to a USB-C port for charging and data transfer. It suits iPhone and iPad users who want a single cable for both tasks at a desk or bedside. The length keeps the area tidy without excess slack.
Durable build for daily use
Robust construction resists wear from repeated plugging and unplugging. The design supports video monitoring on compatible apps and devices alongside standard syncing. No extra adapters or software are required to enable these functions.
Plug in and use immediately
No driver installation or configuration is needed on the host device. The only common issue is attempting to use the cable with a USB-C port that does not supply power or data. Buyers who need a longer reach or a USB-A connector will need a different cable.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone and iPad via USB-C port
- Syncs data and supports video on compatible apps
- Durable construction resists daily wear and tear
- Compact 3.3 ft length reduces cable clutter
- Works with Lightning and USB-C equipped devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the Lightning connector need replacement after repeated daily plugging?
The cable uses a reinforced Lightning connector built for daily insertion cycles, so no scheduled replacement is expected under normal use.
What limits charging speed when the cable is used continuously?
The 3.3 ft length keeps resistance low, so the first limit is the power source's maximum output rather than the cable itself.
Does the cable get warm or draw extra power during all-day charging sessions?
The compact 3.3 ft design minimises resistive loss, so the cable stays cool and adds no measurable power draw during extended use.
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