OtterBox
OtterBox Lightning cable 3m / 9.8ft Black
A 3 metre Lightning cable with reinforced strain relief, braided nylon jacket and 2.4 A charging for iPhone and iPad
- Charges at 2.4 A for fast Apple device power
- 3 m length gives extra reach from any outlet
- Braided nylon jacket resists tangles during daily use
- Extended strain relief protects the cable-connector joint
- Built rugged for long-term durability with OtterBox quality
Made for Apple devices
This OtterBox Lightning cable connects iPhone and iPad models to a standard USB power source. It is built for users who need a durable charging link that resists everyday wear. The three metre length gives extra reach for outlets that are farther away.
Suits fixed charging spots
The extended reach works well at desks, bedside tables or sofas where the socket is not close to the device. Buyers who want a compact cable for travel bags or tight spaces should look at shorter options instead.
Braided nylon and reinforced joint
A braided nylon sheath prevents the cable from tangling into knots during daily use. An extended strain relief at the connector junction protects the most common failure point and supports long-term durability.
Highlights
- Charges at 2.4 A for fast Apple device power
- 3 m length gives extra reach from any outlet
- Braided nylon jacket resists tangles during daily use
- Extended strain relief protects the cable-connector joint
- Built rugged for long-term durability with OtterBox quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the OtterBox Lightning cable require a USB power adapter to charge an iPhone?
Yes, the cable has a USB connector that plugs into a standard USB power adapter or port to deliver up to 2.4 amps to your iPhone or iPad.
Will the 9.8ft cable work with an older USB-A wall charger I already own?
The cable uses a standard USB-A connector, so it fits older USB-A wall chargers and will charge at the rate that charger supports.
How can I confirm the cable is charging at the full 2.4 amp rate after I plug it in?
Check the battery settings on your iPhone or iPad while connected; it will show the charging current or indicate fast charging when the source provides 2.4 amps.
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