Apple Lightning to USB Cable

Use this cable to transfer data to and from compatible Apple devices or to charge them.
Using an adapter cable from Apple’s proprietary Lightning port to the standard USB port, various of the manufacturer’s products can be connected to computers of all kinds. Possible applications include connecting an iPhone to a PC to supply the smartphone with power, and data transfer is also possible.

For data transfer, the brand relies on the USB 2.0 standard and the associated maximum transfer speed of 480 Mbit/s. As is often the case with Apple accessories, this Lightning adapter is one of the company’s more expensive accessories. The manufacturer promises that the cable will be compatible with all smartphones from the iPhone 5 onwards . The SE is also one of the devices that offer support for this model. In addition, the product supports all iPad mini variants from the original version, as well as the first edition of the iPad with Retina display and the Air and Air 2. The relatively new Pro models (in the versions with 12.9 and 9.7 inch screen diagonals) intended for productive users are also compatible.

Anyone who still owns a 5th generation iPod Touch (or later) will also be able to use the product. The 7th generation model is the last iPod Nano to be supported. Due to the high prevalence of Apple’s hardware in general and the equally widespread availability of USB ports on practically all modern devices, this model is one of the most frequently requested accessories. Both the typical power user and the average buyer should benefit from the possibilities. The brand itself will replace a defective Lightning cable without any problems, provided that the one-year warranty period provided by the manufacturer has not expired. The company only replaces genuine products, so third-party offers do not fall into this category.

The Apple Lightning to USB cable is only available in white , but the length varies between 0.5 and 2 m . It can be used for more than just charging smartphones, tablets or iPods . It can also be used to synchronize data of any kind (such as documents), and media content can also be synchronized on the connected devices via iTunes. All data can be transferred in both directions, with the only speed limit being the USB port.