TALK WORKS iPhone Charger Lightning Cable 10ft Long Braided Heavy Duty Cord MFI Certified for Apple iPhone 13, 12, 11 Pro/Max/Mini, XR, XS/Max, X, 8, 7, 6, 5, SE, iPad, AirPods, Watch - Black

Our 10' long black braided iPhone charging cable provides a fast charge from any basic USB wall charger adapter or portable charger to your iPhone. Our power cord is also compatible with iPad Air, Pro, Mini, iPod Touch, Nano, AirPods, Apple Watch, and other devices using an 8 pin Apple lightning connector head. The lightning cable from TALK WORKS is designed exclusively for Apple and is rigorously tested and approved under the MFI certifications to ensure your smart phone and other electronics are safe from overheating or short circuiting. Featuring a high-grade nylon braided covering, this long-lasting iPhone charger cord can endure up to 15,000 lifetime bends without losing its shape. Strict testing ensures protection for your devices while using integrated circuit protection and maximum reinforcement to ensure internal wiring is guarded, and MFI certification ensures your iPhone is charged and synced. The durable connector heads provide a sturdy connection for everyday use, and offer a superior phone data sync. With a fast charge experience, this durable charging lightning cable is built to last and will be there when you need to plug in. TALK WORKS offers tech accessories that make lives easier and more enjoyable. Our products include phone charging accessories, charging cables, power banks, and gaming accessories like cases, screen protectors, comfort grip controllers, carrying cases, Joy-Con charging docks, steering wheels, and tennis rackets.

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