Apple MFi Certified iPhone Charger Fast Charging 3-Pack 3FT Lightning Cable Nylon Braided iPhone Charger Cord Compatible with

These charging cords are very cost-effective, and the extra-long length makes them incredibly convenient to use in everyday situations. The thickness feels substantial and durable, not flimsy like cheap gas-station cords, so I don’t worry about them fraying or breaking over time. They charge noticeably faster and have held up well without degrading. Visually, they look clean and well-made ,definitely nicer than standard cords, and the sturdy build makes them easy to plug in and handle without tangling or bending awkwardly Read more

Love these Apple certified iPhone chargers. I’m a repeat customer. Very fast charging and the braided cords hold up very well. 6 ft length 3 pack of 3 colors. Read more

As described. Great product. Read more

Cable strain relief ends appear robust and sturdy, which is where the OEM cables usually fail. Not tested connectivity yet. Appearances can be deceiving, but I'm expecting that these cables will endure the usual punishment of regular use. Read more

Nice quality cords. Good for travel. I like the shorter length. Use them at home too. Read more

Works great! Read more

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I have a lot of experience with aftermarket lighting cables. Typically all will stop working at some point, and usually much sooner than an OEM Apple cable. But when you can get 3 cables for a third or more of the price of the OEM you save a bit. The primary quality issue that develops first with the plastic-coated cables is that the coating will come apart at the connection point with the “head” of the lighting end. Then the connection eventually weakens and becomes unreliable no matter how much electrical tape you wrap around it! So I purchased these due to the braided cable and reinforced plastic (polymer?) connection at the lightning and USB ends. However, a new issue has reared its ugly head. The metallic cover at the tip of the lighting end came off and remained stuck inside of the charging port on my phone. It’s so tiny that I didn’t notice. Later when I tried to put another lightning cable into the port it would not go in. I was at a loss. Eventually through trial and error I figured out that the tips of the defective cable and a good one looked different. I used a needle-nosed tweezers to remove the piece, which isn’t really visible inside the port. Unfortunately the cables are just outside of the return window. I can’t recommend them based on the issue I’ve outlined, especially since I could have gotten stuck away from home with a functioning cable and had no idea why it wouldn’t seat into the port. Note: I can’t attest to the manufacturer’s response to the issue as I’ve not attempted to contact them. In my experience Amazon will typically offer an account credit in similar situations when the item is just outside of the return window. Read more