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12W USB-A wall charger with 6.6FT Lightning cable charges compatible iPad and iPhone models up to 2.4A
The StinkLight A1670 bundles a foldable USB-A power adapter and a 6.6 ft USB-A to Lightning cable. It delivers up to 12 W (5.2 V / 2.4 A) from a 100–240 V input, making it suitable for iPhone, iPad and iPod models that use a Lightning port. The compact plug folds flat for travel or desk use.
The adapter provides a maximum of 2.4 A at 5.2 V, so it comfortably charges iPad models up to 12.9 in and iPhone models at their supported 12 W rate. It will not supply higher voltages or currents required by USB-C Power Delivery devices, and the fixed USB-A port prevents use with USB-C cables. The 6.6 ft cable uses copper conductors rated for 480 Mbps sync speed.
This set replaces the original 5 W USB-A charger and short cable, cutting charge time roughly in half for compatible Lightning devices. The longer cable adds reach for bedside or sofa use. It is not for users who need USB-C connectivity, Power Delivery fast charging, or a charger that negotiates voltages above 5.2 V.
| Brand | StinkLight |
|---|---|
| Model | CPA -13/5717 |
| Part Number | CPA -13/5717 |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | "Compatible with Lightning devices - iPad 10.2"" 2021 (9th Gen)- Model A2602, A2604, A2603/iPad 10.2"" 2020 (8th Gen)- Model A2270, A2428, A2429, A2430/iPad 10.2"" 2019 (7th Gen)- Model A2197, A2200, A2198/iPad 9.7"" 2018 (6th Gen)- Model A1893, A1954/iPad 9.7"" 2017 (5th Gen)- Model A1822, A1823/iPad 9.7"" 2012 (4th Gen)- Model A1458, A1459, A1460" |
| Compatible Phone Model | "Compatible with Lightning devices - iPad Pro 12.9"" 2017 (2nd Gen)- Model A1670, A1671/iPad Pro 10.5"" 2017- Model A1701, A1709/iPad Pro 9.7"" 2016- Model A1673, A1674, A1675/iPad Pro 12.9"" 2015 (1st Gen)- Model A1584, A165/iPad Air 10.5"" 2019 (3rd Gen)- Model A2152, A2123, A2153/iPad Air 9.7"" 2014 (2nd Gen)- Model A1566, A1567/iPad Air 9.7"" 2013 (1st Gen)- Model A1474, A1475, A1476/iPad Mini 7.9"" 2019 (5th Gen)- Model A2133, A2124, A2126/iPad Mini 7.9"" 2015 (4th Gen)- Model A1538, A1550/iPad Mini 7.9"" 2014 (3rd Gen)- Model A1599, A160/iPad Mini 7.9"" 2013 (2nd Gen)- Model A1 |
| Color | White |
| Adapter | Usb Type a to Lightning |
| Length | 6 |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
| Output Volt | 4 volts |
| Output Amp | 2.4 amps |
| Support Volt | 240 volts |
| Features | Fast Charging, Travel, Short Circuit Protection |
Yes, the adapter delivers 5.2V at 2.4A for 12W output, matching the 12.9-inch 2015 Pro's 12W input capability via Lightning.
The iPhone or iPad should reach roughly 50% charge in 45 minutes; the Lightning cable supports data sync at 480Mbps, so iTunes or Finder will recognise the device immediately.
The package contains the 12W USB-A wall adapter and a 6.6FT USB-A to Lightning cable; no extra cable purchase is needed.
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