Review on Apple Lightning to USB-C Cable 1 meter (MQGJ2ZM/A / MX0K2ZM/A) by Janis Ziemelis ᠌
The worst product for your money, I do not recommend it to anyone.
Many say that they are replaced under warranty without any problems. No! He took it to the store, he sent it to the SC, received "the problem is confirmed, the guarantee is denied, the reason is a burnt out contact. " Later, reStore confirmed that such a defect comes as moisture ingress and is not covered under warranty. There is nothing to do, a two-meter cable is needed, I had to order another company. Although it is sold on the official Apple website, it is much more bulky and less pretty than this one. But I hope it lasts longer. Because 2 months for 3 thousand is the finish line.
I included some photos to give a more complete picture of the experience.
- Original, compact, cute Apple products. Bought in M. Video, so 100% original
- Three months later, the contact began to burn out, and by the fifth month, the smartphone began to charge every other time. Nobody wetted the cable, well, with wet hands they put it on charge a couple of times - but also did it with others, there were never any problems. Not with other cables, not with other phones. Never. It is interesting that three meter cables work in parallel with it and there are no problems there. And with two meters, if you read what they write, this is a massive jamb. Rubbing with an eraser helps for a couple of days, but this is until the contact burns out completely.
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