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White 1 m USB-A to Lightning cable with TPE jacket and reinforced strain relief

STARTECH

STARTECH RUSBLTMM1M 1m USB-A to Lightning cable

SKU CH-JREW-DYX0Z MPN RUSBLTMM1M

A 1 m Apple MFi certified USB 2.0 cable with Kevlar reinforcement, tested to 10000 bend cycles and 5000 insertions

  • TypeLightning Cable
  • Compatible Phone ManufacturerApple
  • ColorWhite
  • Length3.3 ft.
  • Cable Length3.3 ft.
  • AdapterLightning Port
  • MFi certified for reliable Apple charging and 480 Mbps sync
  • Kevlar aramid fiber core delivers high tensile strength for daily durability
  • Tested to 10000 bend cycles at 180° for long cable life
  • Up to 5000 insertion cycles rated for lasting connector reliability
  • Soft TPE jacket adds flexibility for tight or awkward spaces

1 m USB-A to Lightning Cable

The StarTech RUSBLTMM1M is a one-metre charge and sync cable with a USB 2.0 Type-A plug on one end and an Apple Lightning connector on the other. It carries Apple MFi certification and is reinforced with DuPont Kevlar aramid fibre for high tensile strength. The soft TPE jacket and extended strain relief are tested to 10 000 bend cycles at 180 degrees and 5 000 insertion cycles. Nickel-plated contacts and aluminium-Mylar foil with braid shielding complete the build.

Who this suits, who it doesn't

This cable suits iPhone 11, 11 Pro, XR, 8 and iPad, Air or Mini owners who need a durable one-metre link to a standard USB-A charger or port. It is not for users who require a USB-C connector, longer reach than 3.3 ft, or data speeds above USB 2.0 480 Mbps. Buyers needing a right-angle plug or a different colour should look elsewhere.

Deciding specification: MFi-certified Lightning

The single specification that decides fit is the Apple MFi-certified Lightning connector paired with a USB 2.0 Type-A host end. Only devices with a Lightning port can use this cable, and only USB-A power sources or ports can host it. If your charger or computer offers only USB-C, or your device uses USB-C or Micro-USB, this part will not connect.

Highlights

  • MFi certified for reliable Apple charging and 480 Mbps sync
  • Kevlar aramid fiber core delivers high tensile strength for daily durability
  • Tested to 10000 bend cycles at 180° for long cable life
  • Up to 5000 insertion cycles rated for lasting connector reliability
  • Soft TPE jacket adds flexibility for tight or awkward spaces

Specifications

BrandStarTech.com
ModelRUSBLTMM1M
TypeLightning Cable
Compatible Phone ManufacturerApple
ColorWhite
Length3.3 ft.
Cable Length3.3 ft.
AdapterLightning Port
SpecificationsConnector A: 1 x USB Type-A (4 pin) USB 2.0 Male
Connector B: 1 x Apple Lightning Connector (8-pin) Male
Cable Jacket Type: TPE - Thermoplastic Elastomers
Cable Shield Type: Aluminum-Mylar Foil with Braid
Connector Plating: Nickel
FeaturesCharge your devices over longer distances using an MFi certified Lightning cable built to withstand your daily routine
Protected against the stress of frequent twists, this durable Lightning cable is reinforced with DuPont Kevlar fiber
Extended strain relief tested to tolerate over 10,000+ bend cycles at 180° angle
Provide flexible connections with this 2-meter Lightning to USB cable with a soft TPE jacket
Shielded against EMI, this heavy-duty Lightning cable has a metal guard protecting the circuit board
Shipping weight0.02 kg
Package size125 × 90 × 10 mm

Questions about this item

Should I pick this 1 m cable or a longer version for charging across the room?

This model is 1 m (3.3 ft) long; no other lengths are offered under this part number.

What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I sync my iPhone to a laptop?

The cable supports USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps, so backups and file transfers run at that maximum theoretical speed.

Does the USB-A plug limit charging speed compared to USB-C?

The connector is USB-A 2.0, so power delivery follows the USB 2.0 specification rather than higher USB-C rates.

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