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The SilverLabel USB-C to Lightning Cable is an ideal choice for iPhone and iPad users looking for a high-durability replacement or secondary charging solution. It provides reliable fast-charging and data-syncing capabilities, featuring a 2-meter braided nylon exterior designed to withstand significant physical wear. While its robust build ensures long-term performance, users should note that the cable is specifically tailored for Lightning-based devices and does not support USB-C-only hardware.
| Model Part Number | E71022259 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SilverLabel |
Yes, the SilverLabel cable is designed to meet standard performance requirements for Lightning devices.
Yes, when paired with a compatible USB-C Power Delivery wall adapter, this cable supports fast charging for iPhones.
No, this cable is designed specifically for devices with a Lightning port.
We recommend coiling it loosely to maintain the integrity of the internal wiring.
While the braided nylon is more durable than standard plastic, it is not chew-proof.
Ensure the USB-C adapter is properly seated in the wall outlet and the Lightning end is fully inserted into the device port.
Check the Lightning port on your device for lint or debris, as this can prevent the connector from making full contact.
To begin using the cable, simply insert the USB-C end into a compatible power adapter or computer port and the Lightning end into your Apple device. This cable is fully compatible with iPhones and iPads that utilize the Lightning connector. To ensure the longevity of the cable, avoid bending the cord at sharp 90-degree angles near the connectors, and periodically wipe the braided exterior with a dry cloth to keep it clean. When not in use, coil the cable loosely rather than wrapping it tightly around your power brick to prevent internal strain.
