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Tripp Lite
MFi-certified Lightning to USB-C cable charges and syncs Apple devices at USB 2.0 speeds up to 480 Mbps with integral strain relief and reversible plugs
This MFi-certified cable connects iPhone, iPad or iPod to a USB-C port on a MacBook, Chromebook, Ultrabook or wall charger. The 3 ft length provides flexible placement while reducing cable clutter on a desk or nightstand.
USB 2.0 speeds up to 480 Mbps deliver reliable sync performance during extended transfers or backups. Integral strain relief protects the internal conductors from fatigue when the cable is moved repeatedly during daily use.
Verify your host device has a USB-C port that supports data and power delivery for Apple accessories. Buyers who need longer reach for distant outlets or who require USB 3.0 transfer rates should consider other options.
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | M102-003-WH |
| Type | Lightning Cable |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | Apple |
| Color | White |
| Cable Length | 3 ft. |
| Adapter | Lightning Port |
| Standard USB Port | USB-C |
| Specifications | USB/Lightning cable connects your Apple iPhone, iPad or iPod to the USB-C port on your MacBook, Chromebook or wall/car charger. MFi-certified for broad compatibility with your Apple iPhone, iPad or iPod 3 ft. length allows flexibility in placing devices, while avoiding cable clutter Supports USB 2.0 speeds up to 480 Mbps to ensure reliable data transfers Integral strain relief helps cable move freely without stress or cracking Reversible plugs connect in either direction for immediate no-fuss use |
| Features | 3 ft. USB-C Cable Charges and Syncs Your Latest-Generation iPhone, iPad and iPod This USB-C sync/charge cable (M/M) connects your iPhone, iPad or iPod to the USB-C port on a computer, MacBook, Chromebook, Ultrabook, car charger or wall charger. It allows you to charge and power your Apple device, while simultaneously synching and transferring data at USB 2.0 data transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps. The cable is backward compatible with previous USB generations, allowing you to use it with older equipment. MFi-Certified for Broad Device Compatibility The 20V 3A (60W) Lightning cable is MF |
| Shipping weight | 0.05 kg |
| Package size | 122 × 64 × 23 mm |
It is a passive USB 2.0 cable rated for 480 Mbps data and standard charging current, so it adds no active circuitry that would generate noticeable heat or increase power draw beyond what the connected iPhone or iPad requests.
You need a power source or host with a USB-C port — such as a MacBook, Chromebook, Ultrabook, wall charger or car charger — plus an iPhone, iPad or iPod that uses a Lightning connector.
Yes, the cable is MFi-certified and runs at USB 2.0 up to 480 Mbps, which matches the Lightning interface on legacy iPads and iPhones, so charging and syncing will function normally.
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