Anker USB C to Lightning Cable (6ft, MFi Certified) Powerline II for iPhone 13 13 Pro 12 Pro Max 12 11 X XS XR 8 Plus, AirPods Pro, Supports Power Delivery (Charger Not Included)(White)

The first thing I want to say is how much I love They have been my charging cable for over 3 years now, and I do not have any problems with them aside from normal "wear and tear". The break I experienced tonight was quite strange and seemed to happen at random. The cord I ordered in November has been with me for a little over a month. As far as I know, I haven't encountered any issues with it, it charges at lightning speed, and the cord shows no signs of wear and tear. My phone was hooked up to the charger this evening, and there was more of a "snap" than is normally heard from a charger when it becomes snug with the device. As soon as I pulled off the cord, I was presented with the attached picture I in no way hope to discourage anyone from purchasing from this company, faulty items can happen to any product. All I'm saying is I am disappointed that this happened, especially so soon after I purchased.

Winter Spencer

| Sep 02, 2021

In the past, I have owned many various products from Anker, and I even paid more for this cable than other cables simply because of the brand name of Anker. The cable I received has a constant problem with As it charges, your iPad will make a constant beeping sound, and then it will stop Having tried two different iPads, the problem remains the same. Additionally, this cable does not allow my computer to recognize my iPad when it is plugged into it. Although I am not sure what happened, my iPad pro was plugged into this device all day during heavy usage and somehow managed to drain The system was plugged in over night, but now it will not start. It was too difficult for them to put a current through my iPad, so I took it to the apple store. As I recall, I think this cable caused my ipad pro to die a few days after I used.

Milo Hendrix

| Dec 15, 2020

As of this writing, I just purchased this cable directly from Anker, and it appears to be performing well, but I was a little disapointed to see the box already open for my new product. I now wonder if it is new or if it is a genuine coin? I do not want my batteries to be fried by a counterfeit or faulty product. This is an up-to-date version of the 7/16/19 post Within days of reporting this, Anker sent me a replacement cable without asking any questions. I am very pleased with the new cable and it works flawlessly. Service that is second to none.

Virginia Leon

| Jul 16, 2021

Although I wasn't as excited at first, I was still intrigued. In addition to being dark grayish green and feeling stiffer than a piece of spaghetti in a snowdrift, the cable also looks like a cable. This cable is absolutely stiff. I never saw anything like it before. As a cable, it's not particularly attractive nor user-friendly. Whether or not it works very well is also moot. After all, it's a cable, and these days they either work or they don't. In spite of Anker's decision to charge us slightly more for this one mainly because of its color, it works well. I give them credit for making a cable with a highly unusual shade even if it wasn't particularly flexible, but definitely better than an ordinary white dongle. I would say it is nice but not astonishing. I have been unable to use my iPad Pro 10 with the new Midnight Green cable (which is really a dark grayish green). The number of five or more A device I have reports that it is not supported and that it cannot be charged. Despite telling Anker tech support that my white Anker cable charged perfectly with my new iPad and that the green cable did the same for my iPhone XS Max, they were not very helpful. They suggested I might have a dirty charging port on my new iPad. In the past few months, Anker's technical support has become increasingly difficult to deal with. I reached out to them via the seller messaging link and showed them that I had just purchased the cable, but they didn't believe me and requested either a picture of the item or the serial number to prove I had it. They agreed to replace the cable but only after I returned the defective one. For something that was messed up, that is a lot of inconvenience for me. The Belkin USB-charger I had purchased just happened to arrive at the same time as my order I used a C charger and the lightning cable and it works great. The cable has a much more flexible connector than the cable used by Apple. This cable has been rated as a high quality cable [YET ANOTHER UPDATE]. Having to deal with Anker lately isn't quite as smooth as it was back when they were a small company, but they did come through and replace my cable and no longer asked me to send back the defective one. This charger would have been a fire starter, so I threw it away because there is a suspect wire inside and I've heard stories about It will still be difficult for me to give this cable five stars so I will give it four stars.

Adele McKnight

| Sep 19, 2020

Within a few months, the connector turned out not to work. Since I got it a year ago, my phone has gone on and off charging. As a result. The annoying part. Apparently Anker is a disreputable company since I thought it would be a good cable. I wasted my money on it, and I'm upset with the.

River Blevins

| May 21, 2021

usually don't write reviews, but since there aren't that many for this product at the time of writing, I thought it was appropriate to do so as a way of showing Having used my iPhone X for about a year and a half, here are a few facts about it. In the past, I have wanted to actually fast charge my device, but I figured using a 10W charging cube was fast enough for me. Besides, I wanted to avoid spending $80 for the Apple fast charging setup (the USB C cube and the USB C spent some time browsing on this site, looking for the knock-off branded USB C to Lighting Cables, and found this one from Anker for only What can you do for $15 for a 6ft cord that is fast charging capable, durable, and comes with lifetime warranty? When I saw it, I immediately bought it. I was glad I could get such a good deal on it. I was surprised to see how thick this cord was when I opened it. Over the years I have gone through several genuine Apple cables, only to have the cord fray under the Lighting Port connector after a couple months. According to my observations, it is likely the thinness of genuine Apple cords that is the issue, while this Anker cord does not appear to share This cable charges my iPhone X from 5% to 100% (it also comes with a cable tie made of Velcro). It appears pretty durable and I like the 6 foot cord (it also comes with a cable tie made of Velcro). In a matter of 30 minutes, the battery will charge 55%, with a full charge only taking another 40 minutes to reach The cable I used for this review plugged my phone into 20% while I wrote the review. I now have 50% battery on my phone after 15 minutes. To provide you with an example, I am using an Anker PowerPort Speed PD 30 power cube.

Crosby Hahn

| Jun 16, 2021