Features
For years, the Apple Lightning to USB-A cable was the essential tether for iPhones and iPads. Its key feature was the reversible Lightning plug – no more guessing which way to insert it.
The familiar rectangular USB-A end plugged into countless existing chargers, computers, and car ports, making it universally compatible. It reliably delivered power (though slower than newer standards) and enabled data transfer for syncing.
While genuine or MFi-certified cables were crucial for safety, this cable was the bundled standard and a global necessity.
Now Fading: Apple's shift to USB-C (for faster charging/data and new regulations) means newer iPhones use USB-C cables. However, millions of USB-A Lightning cables remain vital for charging older iPhones, iPads, AirPods cases, and accessories using the vast world of existing USB-A ports. It's a fading, yet still practical, workhorse.
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All-rounded Protection
Rated for drops up to 6 feet, these cases include additional internal shock-absorbing geometry to protect your phone. A series of ribs surround the phone and are specifically designed to direct force away from the device during an impact. We even leave room for you to apply a screen protector, giving you that extra comfort.
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