USB-C to Lightning Cable

Vention's MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning Cable provides a reliable and durable solution for charging and syncing your Apple devices. Crafted with a premium aluminum housing and a wear-resistant braided nylon exterior, this cable offers exceptional durability to withstand everyday use. Experience fast charging speeds of up to 3A with a compatible USB-C PD charger, and transfer music, movies, and files between your iPhone and USB-C laptop with data speeds of up to 480Mbps. MFi certification ensures safe and reliable charging for your Apple devices, eliminating pop-up windows and guaranteeing compatibility. Multi-layer shielding protects against interference for stable charging, while the cable boasts wide compatibility with various iPhone, iPad Pro, and iPad Air models

• Cable Length: Typically comes in a length of 6.6 feet (2 meters), providing ample reach for comfortable use.

• MFi Certification: MFi certified by Apple, guaranteeing compatibility with your iPhone or iPad and ensuring safe and reliable charging without pop-up warnings.

• Connectors: USB-C connector on one end for connection to a USB-C power source and a Lightning connector on the other end for connection to your Apple device.

• Data Transfer Speed: Enables data transfer speeds of up to 480 Mbps, allowing for quick transfer of music, movies, and files between your iPhone and USB-C laptop.

• Charging Speed: Supports fast charging up to 3 Amps (3A) with a compatible USB-C PD charger, significantly faster than standard chargers.

Available in a convenient 6.6-foot (2 meter) length, the Vention MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning Cable provides ample reach for comfortable use while charging your device or transferring data. This eliminates the need to be constantly close to a power outlet or your laptop, offering more flexibility and convenience in various settings. For users who require a different length, Vention may offer additional options. They might also have similar cables with different connector combinations, like USB-A to Lightning, to cater to a wider range of user devices and preferences.