USB C to Lightning Cable [Apple MFi Certified] iPhone Charger Fast Charging 2Pack 10FT Long Nylon 90 Degree Type C iPhone Charger Cord Compatible with iPhone 14/13/12/11/XS/XR/X/8/iPad and More

The right angle design of these cables is far more practical and usable than the straight connectors provided by the manufacturer.They’re far less susceptible to damage, and make the unit more usable when plugged in.Extra length to cables adds convenience and fabric-wrapped cable are less prone to tangling.

Very pleased with my item. Does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Very helpful. Will not bend or come apart. Perfect, very satisfied.

I have used it for my iPhone and my iPad.It has been a great length to plug in behind my sofa and reach my coffee table. It seems to charge very quickly.

It doesn’t really charge fast for my phone but I like the length of it and it works well when I’m on my phone and it’s charging

I thought it was funny. The first one didn’t work, and then when I hooked up the second one in my vehicle and it didn’t work either!!!-I was telling a friend and he said there is a scam with these cords!! It’s past my return!Either one, of the set of two works at all (zero) I’m back using my original cord until I get new ones in..

Recently had issues with iPad battery charge - the stress at charging port of the standard cable caused it to breakdown. The right angle connector eliminates the stress on charging port and the cable itself is surrounded and protected by braided nylon. The 10’ length is ideal for kicking back in bed or recliner while charging. Great value!

Maybe 15 years ago I started listening to e-Books, usually in a recliner, sometimes in bed. At that time battery life wasn't wonderful (for that matter, it still isn't great) so I would leave the USB-mini power cord plugged in and rickle charge it at about the same rate as it was being consumed. And if I happened to doze off and perhaps 'turn or roll' the device would slide off to the floor. And if it happed to land at just the right (actually wrong) angle such that the plug hit the floor first, it would break the socket away from the internal circuit board. In the first instance I could charge the device if I used a bit of duct tape to hold the cord in just the right place. I everntully replaced the device. Did you notice that I said "first"? Yes it happened again. As my brothwer said "A donkey would only let it happen once." Since then I have moved up from a single-purpose e-Book reader to an Apple iPad, and had a near-miss. In this case the plug bent, and upon removing left part of its innards in the iPad. Some carefulwork with a tweezers got the remains out and the socket was still firmly attached to the circuit board inside. But the donkey finally learned his lesson. Some basice phiysics says that the plug sticks out of the device it is like a lever and can torque the socket way from the circuit board. To prevent this is simple - don't let the plug extend as much - just have it turn 90 degrees so that it is parallel to the edge of the device. Some devices now go plug-less - magnetic induction, but this isn't convenient for having the device on you lap. So if you still go corded charge while listening, and are likely to doze off - you REALLY should go with a 90-degree plug.Now to a few words on braided/armored cable - upright vacuum cleaner beater brush and teething kittens. How's that for a few words?

The cord is fine and it’s easier to stand my phone vertically in a holder due to the different shape. I also like that 2 came in a box.Unfortunately , the cord still bends and the cording is already worn in a shorter time than most. It’s been a month and I usually get 4-6 months out of most cords.I think it’s a design flaw and the cord itself has a bend /curve where it comes out of the metal piece. So it defeats the concepts of this brilliant design imo.I’m starting to resign to the fact that lighting cords of any brand and style are an item that’s needs to be replaced more often than I prefer. Hence I took off one star since this happened sooner than most. See pic, see white area where the pink cording wore off at the bend. NOTE: this has not affected the cords ability to charge my phone YET.

Haven't had these long, so am not sure of durability. The 10 feet length is more useful than 6 feet. The 90 degree connection makes it easy to use iPad when plugged in (the plug does not stick out like the straight-in connection).

Love the quality, and the 90 degree angle connector will make these last way longer!