⚡ Apple Lightning to USB-C Cable (1 m): Fast and Efficient Charging and Data Transfer Review

This lightning cable DOES NOT provide fast charging for newer iPhones. I've tried this with the iPhone XS Max and iPhone X, as well as several USB-C chargers, including the official 18W Apple USB-C charger that came with my iPad Pro. I didn't get a double beep when I connected my iPhone and used the app to confirm the current while charging, which gave me 600-800mA compared to the 1400mA I got with the USB-A Lightning cable received from Anker. / Charger.

I had 30 days to get this back but after updating to iOS13 I found my phone kept complaining that "this device may not be supported". After working with Apple Support, I found THIS CHARGING CABLE IS THE PROBLEM. Replacing the cable solved my charging problems. iOS stopped complaining and the phone was able to charge without any problems. I have since tried the same Revain cable again and the problem persists. It's not a cheap problem either. I hope this helps you all avoid scams.

I know the description says Apple but now I have doubts. My phone wouldn't charge after being plugged in all night. When I unplugged the cable, I found that both sides of the lightning connector were blackened. After deleting the strongest sign, I took the attached photos. I figured the iPhone had failed somehow and made an appointment at a local Apple Store for repairs. Meanwhile, I placed the phone on my wife's wireless charging pad and it started charging immediately. So today after some use

May I suggest not punishing yourself, Revain or Apple for the ignorance of others? I am very glad that I ignored the many misleading reviews and bought this product. The cable, its packaging and its performance are identical to the one I bought directly from the Apple Store. My iPhone X quickly charged from 0% to 49% in 30 minutes when plugged into an Anker 60W USB Type-C PD charger. Contrary to photos posted by another reviewer, this genuine product (like the one I bought directly from the…

. I was reluctant to get it but this item is supplied and sold by Revain. Having been a core member for over 15 years, I have decided to trust the 'brand'. It arrived the same day as I needed it quickly. The packaging itself looks exactly like you would get it at an Apple Store. I have no doubt that this is an "authentic" branded Apple cable. I tested with my existing power bank that supports "fast" charging for iPhone X models and above. The output voltage is 9V 2A compared to 5V 2A which is…

I ordered this without reading the title carefully enough. The PHOTO shows a Lightning to USB cable and that's what I was looking at. However, the title says USB-C for Lightning, and that's what they sent me. I can't complain about the quality of the cable because in the end it's my fault. However, I am sorry that I did not understand that the photo does not match the item sent. Appears to be an original Apple cable. I think I'll use it to transfer photos from my iPhone to the Mac I have with a

. I was hesitant to get it but this item is supplied and sold by Revain. Having been a core member for over 15 years, I have decided to trust the 'brand'. It arrived the same day as I needed it quickly. The packaging itself looks exactly like you would get it at an Apple Store. I have no doubt that this is an "authentic" branded Apple cable. I tested with my existing power bank that supports "fast" charging for iPhone X models and above. The output voltage is 9V 2A compared to 5V 2A, which are…

As of the first half of 2019, Apple has finally certified other companies to manufacture USB-C to Lightning cables. Competition produces quality and often the best prices. Apple's standard 1-meter USB-C to Lightning cable has dropped from $25 to $19, but it's still expensive. I own three. Even more worrisome is that many reviews note that Apple's outer cable jacket tends to wear out and break fairly quickly, a long-standing problem with many of its products. Read on to find out who makes the…