🔌 JETech USB Sync and Charging Cable for iPhone 4/4s, iPhone 3G/3GS, iPad 1/2/3, iPod - 3.3 Feet (Black) Review

I was skeptical because the last three I bought from other sellers didn't charge. It began. Get in now! Very happy with the order. For other dinosaurs still using this kind of iPod, this is a great thing!

We originally ordered another iPhone 4 charger from another seller that didn't work and I was concerned that our 'old' iPhone 4 was defective. We (easily) returned this item for a refund and ordered this one which works great.

They appear to be well made. I ordered my first cable and it was perfect. Then I decided to go ahead and order another one - it works well, but it's difficult to connect to my iPod - it doesn't slide smoothly and I'm worried that I might damage the connector after repeated use.

Worked great with my old iPad! It's still all crooked because it's tied so tightly in the package and because of the feel of the material I dare try to squeeze into somewhere else. Unfortunately, the iPad probably failed due to a bad battery and can only be used on the mains, so I feel comfortable with this cable.

I bought this for my 4th gen iPod Touch that someone gave me as a gift but never used. It was still in the box with the original charging cable when I stumbled across it while looking for something else. I found someone who wanted the Touch but when I looked in the box the cord was gone. The Charger Cable Gremlins struck again. This cable works perfectly. I don't know how long this will take as it often depends on how carefully the user plugs and unplugs both ends.

If you still have 30 pin devices especially the Apple charging dock then this is the perfect cable when you need a black cable. I have 30 pin cables from all the quality manufacturers like Belkin and Griffin and when you plug one of these into the Apple charging dock the sound is muted even though the iPhone is still charging. The audio also cuts out when I use almost every other 30-pin cable I have, although the iPhone still charges with either cable. When using an original Apple 30-pin cable,