Anker USB A to Lightning Cable(3.3FT, 1Pack), MFi Certified Nylon USB to Lightning Cord for iPhone 14/13/12/11 Pro/11/XS MAX/XR/8/7/6s Plus Cable(Black)ClimatePartner certified

Great product

Anker products never let you down. Ours have lasted for years and this is almost certainly the last Apple Lightning cable we’ll ever need.

Item worked as it should. No problems. My iPhone did not object to non-Apple connector.

I needed a new one. I like it.

Perfect

Have never been able to find any of these cords that lasted more than 2-3 years other than an Apple one.

I've always had good luck with Anker brand of cables. I can usually get 2 years out of them with daily use. I have not gotten that longevity out of any other brand,

I love these cables. I’ve been using them ever since another charge cable brand stopped offering a lifetime warranty (about 3 years now). They are extremely high quality materials wise and look nice (if you care about that kind of thing). As far as durability goes these last me about a year in my most heavy use situations, and in lighter use situations, like the charger in the bedroom that stays in one spot, I’ve gotten 3 years out of a single cable. The Apple cables last me 3 months and a year respectively. I abuse my cables, and these keep on going for far longer than I could expect any cable to. Where Anker really shines as a brand though is in their pain-free warranty claims. With other brands when filing a warranty claim I find that I am the one who is usually responsible for return shipping of the product, but Anker sent me a return shipping label via email and even mailed put my new cables as soon as they had confirmation that the old ones had shipped. This meant after putting the broken one in the mail, I had new cables in 3 days. Most warrantied products I’ve filed claims on had a 2 week plus turn around time on warranty claims. If you buy this product, my only request is that you don’t abuse the warranty. Companies with great warranties like LL Bean and REI have had to severely limit their warranty program because people filed warranty claims on products they had ruined or that were 10+ years old. Buy it, file a warranty claim once if it breaks and it’s not your fault, then buy a new set when that set breaks.