Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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Two MFi-certified 1 ft USB-A to Lightning cables charge at up to 3 A and sync at 480 Mbps
This two-pack supplies a pair of Apple MFi-certified USB-A to Lightning cables, each measuring one foot from plug to plug. The built-in authentication chip prevents compatibility warnings on iPhone, iPad and iPod models running iOS 9 through iOS 13. Travellers and desk minimalists gain a spare without the bulk of full-length cords.
A tightly woven nylon jacket resists fraying while the reinforced collars at both connectors absorb daily bending stress. The short 1 ft span eliminates cable clutter on power banks, laptop ports or in-car chargers, yet still reaches from a dashboard USB socket to a phone mount. Coils into a pocket-sized loop for instant stowing.
Maximum current delivery is 3 A when paired with a compatible fast-charge adapter, while data moves at USB 2.0 rates of 480 Mbps. Buyers needing longer reach for bedside or sofa charging, or those requiring USB-C Power Delivery speeds, will find this length and connector combination unsuitable.
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The cable transfers data at up to 480 Mbps, which is the USB 2.0 limit, so sync speeds will not exceed that rate.
Each cable measures 1 foot from USB-A plug to Lightning tip; the Lightning connector is standard MFi size and fits most case openings.
Plug the USB-A end into a charger rated for 3 A output; using a lower-wattage adapter is the common reason the cable only draws less current.
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