Review on 📱 5 Pack MFi Certified USB C to Lightning Cable for Faster iPhone 12 Charging & Data Sync – 3ft/6ft/10ft Lengths – Nylon Braided – Black & White – Compatible with iPhone 12/11/XS/XR/X/8/iPad/iOS by Michael Sharp

I took a chance and lost. The price seemed too good to be true, but they had an average rating of 4.5 stars and are labeled "Revain's Choice". They appear to be very well made and each worked when I first got them. But gradually they all failed after a very short time. The first to fail was a 6ft cable that was working and one day it just failed. Period. I started using the second 6ft cable right after the first died. Within a day or two, my 12.9-inch iPad Pro broke the Lightning connector in the charging port, and I didn't drop it or apply any other force to the connector that might damage it. He just collapsed. I started using one of the 3 inch USB-C extension cables because the 3 foot cable didn't reach where I needed it. Again a few days later, working well, he just died. I'm on the last 3' now. I just hope this continues until new, more expensive cables arrive which I ordered as a replacement. Let me put it this way: I have a USB-C voltage meter, so I was able to test all of these cables before they failed. They were all the same high voltage and current as the Apple USB-C to Lightning cable that came with my iPhone 12. I have an Aukey 20W single port charger and a 65W TECKNET 3 charger that can charge Macbook Air. When I connected these cables to my 10.5" and 12.9" iPad Pros, these cables carried the maximum amount of voltage and current that each of their respective chargers could deliver (12 volts, 1.5 amps with Charger). at 20 watts and 15 volts, 2.0 amps). with 65W charger). As another reviewer mentioned, the voltage and current that modern USB-C chargers deliver shouldn't burn the cable. If these cables cannot handle 20W of charging power, the manufacturer should inform consumers that they cannot handle the power that current chargers put out, or better yet, stop selling these cables and redesign them to handle can work with higher voltage, current and higher energy. . It's a shame that these cables are junk, because the fabric sheath and the plug ends of the cable appear to be of very high quality. If they weren't all dead, that would be awesome cables.