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MIRO
A 3.3 ft USB-C to Lightning cable supporting up to 3.0 A fast charging for Apple devices
The MIRO U3-BK is a USB-C to Lightning cable measuring 3.3 ft and finished in black. It is built for users who charge Apple devices from a USB-C power source and want a direct connection without an extra adapter. The cable carries MFi certification so it works reliably with iPhone, iPad and iPod models.
Buyers who need a USB-C to Lightning link for charging and syncing Apple gear will find this cable fits the purpose. It is not intended for users who require USB-A to Lightning or USB-C to USB-C connections, nor for those who need longer reach than 3.3 ft or higher power delivery than 3.0 A at 20 V.
The cable supports up to 3.0 A current with a 20 V voltage for USB-C devices, which determines whether it can fast-charge your specific hardware. If your charger or device demands more than 3.0 A or a different voltage profile, this cable will not deliver the maximum speed.
| Brand | MIRO |
|---|---|
| Series | U3 |
| Model | U3-BK |
| Type | USB-C Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 3.3 ft. |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
Use any USB-C Power Delivery charger rated for at least 20 V and 3.0 A output.
Yes, the Lightning connector is MFi certified and works with every iPhone that uses Lightning, including iPhone 8.
Connect a USB-C power meter between the charger and cable; it should report up to 3.0 A at 20 V during fast-charging negotiation.
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