What I said is that Apple claims the Micro-USB is not fast enough. The Lightning connector can provide much better speeds if Apple can remove the bottleneck the USB 2.0 makes. Also, your point ...

Almost half of the micro USB connector is open allowing the exposed prongs to touch the Lightning adapter when you need the charge or sync Apple devices. The Orobis Transform comes in a standard 1 ...

I see Apple giving you a power brick with USB C and a 1m long lightning to C cable (replacing the USB 2.0 power brick and Lightning to USB 2.0 currently used) and then they would also giving you a ...

We have much more information about Lightning-connector cables in our full guide.. Micro-USB Cables. USB-to-Micro-USB cables can help you charge basically every non-Apple digital device; you also ...

One cable for all your portable gadgets. If you own a lot of tech (plus an iPhone or iPad), you’ve probably got at least two cables you take everywhere: an Apple Lightning cable and a Micro USB ...

Until recently, the Charge Card has been available with support for Apple's legacy 30-pin dock connector, as well as micro USB for non-Apple devices. But now the Charge Card is also available with ...

You don't have to do anything different if you’re using an iPhone or AirPods that use a lightning connector. No, you don’t need Apple’s $29 USB-C to Lightning adaptor.

I remember being envious of my friends with iPhones. Before the Lightning cable’s debut in 2012, I’d never experienced such a feeling. Apple’s 30-pin connector was proprietary and a little ...

The cable is compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod devices and can be used with Apple 29W, 30W, 61W, or 87W USB-C power adapters. Anker Powerline II USB-C to Lightning Price When Reviewed: $15.99 ...

If you’re ready to live the USB-C life entirely, you can buy Apple’s one-meter charging cable, which is $19 and will charge at up to 60 watts.Or, for $29, you can get a two-meter cable that ...

Available in Apple's online store in the U.K. and other European countries, the new Lightning to Micro-USB adapter will let people charge and sync their new iPhone 5, iPod Touch, or iPod Nano.

When it was released in 2016, $25 for the one-meter Lightning-to-USB-C cable was a hefty price to ask. Now, at $19 (or £19 or AU$29 ), it's at least in line with Apple's other cables.