Re: I had bought an eight pin lightning USB cable and I'm wondering if it will work OK on my 5S

You'll find the letters MFI somewhere in the description. This stands for Made for iPhone, which is Apple's certification program. I've found cables from iXCC to be very good. I've also heard good things about Skiva cables, but I haven't had any personal experience with them, like I have with

Re: I had bought an eight pin lightning USB cable and I'm wondering if it will work OK on my 5S

It didn't say anything about being a certified cable. It just said that it was a 8 pin lightning cable and that it was heavy duty. How will I know if it certified or not? Thanks. Jerry Mader Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 5, 2016, at 5:14 PM, Jerry Mader wrote: > > Let

RE: I had bought an eight pin lightning USB cable and I'm wondering if it will work OK on my 5S

The Lightning connector is an 8-Pin connector, so I assume it will be the correct cable unless there are other types of 8-Pin connectors. Your cable should say that it is a "Lightning" cable and hopefully it is an Apple certified cable. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com

Re: I had bought an eight pin lightning USB cable and I'm wondering if it will work OK on my 5S

Let me see if I can explain what it was one more time without AutoCorrect messing me up or stupid dictation. I bought a heavy duty 6 foot-long USB cable which has an eight pin male adapter on one and four lightning cable but on the other end it has the USB connector. It also comes with the

I had bought an eight pin lightning USB cable and I'm wondering if it will work OK on my 5S

Hello there. This is the first time of me actually buying a cable for my iPhone 5s because my other one went out. So I bought a 6 feet long by duty eight pin male What name to USB cable. I'm hoping that I bought the right cable. It's going to be here on Tuesday. That's a very long cable