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Silver nylon-braided 30-pin to USB-A cable, 3.3 ft long

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No Sew 30 Pin USB Charger Cable Silver 3.3 ft 2.4A

SKU CH-AA6R-YAWF8

A 3.3 ft USB-to-30-pin cable charges legacy Apple devices at 2.4 A and syncs data at 480 Mbps

  • TypeOne Pack
  • Compatible Phone ManufacturerApple
  • Compatible Phone ModeliPhone 4s/4/3Gs/3G/1, iPad 1/2/3, iPod Touch 1/2/3/4, iPod N
  • ColorSilver
  • AdapterUSB
  • Length3.3 ft.
  • Charges legacy Apple devices at 2.4 A for fast power delivery
  • Syncs data at 480 Mbps so a 1 GB file moves in two minutes
  • 3 ft braided nylon cord resists tangles and survives repeated bending
  • Aluminium alloy connectors withstand frequent plug cycles without loosening
  • Works with 30-pin iPhone, iPad, iPod and select docks from 2004 to 2009

Universal 30-pin cable for legacy Apple devices

This 3.3 ft USB-to-30-pin cable charges and syncs iPhone 4, 4s, 3G, 3GS and the original iPhone, plus iPad 1 to 3, iPod Touch 1 to 4, iPod Nano 2 to 6 and iPod Classic 3 to 7. It also fits the 2005 Apple Universal Dock and Bose SoundDock models from 2004, 2006 and 2009. The connector does not support audio output.

Buyers restoring a 30-pin iPod, iPhone or iPad

Collectors and owners of the listed legacy hardware can charge at up to 2.4 A and move data at 480 Mbps, transferring roughly 1000 songs or a 1 GB film in about two minutes. The cable will not work with any Lightning or USB-C device, so owners of newer iPhones, iPads or iPods must look elsewhere.

Nylon-braided cord under daily plug-in cycles

High-density braiding and an aluminium-alloy connector resist tangling and survive repeated insertion and removal. Pure-copper conductors maintain the rated 5 V, 2.4 A output without overheating, provided the power source does not exceed 10 W. The 3.3 ft length keeps the cable manageable on a desk or in a bag.

Highlights

  • Charges legacy Apple devices at 2.4 A for fast power delivery
  • Syncs data at 480 Mbps so a 1 GB file moves in two minutes
  • 3 ft braided nylon cord resists tangles and survives repeated bending
  • Aluminium alloy connectors withstand frequent plug cycles without loosening
  • Works with 30-pin iPhone, iPad, iPod and select docks from 2004 to 2009

Specifications

BrandHerfair
Series30 Pin Charger Cable in 3.3FT/1M
ModeliPhone 4s
TypeOne Pack
Compatible Phone ManufacturerApple
Compatible Phone ModeliPhone 4s/4/3Gs/3G/1, iPad 1/2/3, iPod Touch 1/2/3/4, iPod Nano 2/3/4/5/6, iPod Classic 3/4/5/6/7 (not for 1st & 2nd as they used Firewire instead of 30 pin), A-p/p/l/e Universal Dock (2005), Bose SoundDock (2004/2066/2009), JBL On Stage III (2007).2004/2006/2009), JBL On Stage III (2007)
ColorSilver
AdapterUSB
Length3.3 ft.
HDMI PortUSB Type A
Standard USB PortOne Pack
Max Power Output5W
Output Volt5V
Output Amp2.4A
Support Volt5 volts_of_direct_current
Specifications1M/3FT, USB, One Pack, USB Type A, 3.3, feet, 2.4 amps, 30, Silver, Male-to-Male, iPhone 4s/4/3Gs/3G/1, iPad 1/2/3, iPod Touch 1/2/3/4, iPod Nano 2/3/4/5/6, iPod Classic 3/4/5/6/7 (not for 1st & 2nd as they used Firewire instead of 30 pin), A-p/p/l/e Universal Dock (2005), Bose SoundDock (2004/2066/2009), JBL On Stage III (2007).2004/2006/2009), JBL On Stage III (2007), 30 Pin Charger Cable in 3.3FT/1M, HFR-USB 30 Pin

Questions about this item

What USB power source do I need to run this 30-pin cable at its 2.4 A rating?

Use a USB-A charger or port that can supply at least 5 V / 2.4 A (12 W) and do not exceed 10 W on the adapter side.

Will this cable charge an iPod Classic 1st or 2nd generation that I still own?

No, those models used FireWire instead of the 30-pin connector, so the cable will not fit or charge them.

How can I confirm the cable is syncing data at the rated 480 Mbps after I plug it in?

Transfer a 1 GB file; it should finish in roughly two minutes if the link is running at full USB 2.0 speed.

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