Lightning to USB MFi-Certified 2-Meter Cable: 2-Pack for $23

March 2, 2017   /   by Marco  / Categories :  Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website
Lightning to USB MFi-Certified 2-Meter Cable: 2-Pack for $23
No iPhone User Can Have Enough Lightning Cables & These Giant, Nylon Ones Are An Excellent Addition to Your Arsenal
Expires May 01, 2017 23:59 PST
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KEY FEATURES

Apple users just can’t have enough Lightning to USB cables. Considering how flimsy the standard cables are, and how many places you find yourself needing a charge, it’s valuable to have a full arsenal of cables. Enter these rugged, nylon, MFi-Certified Lightning to USB cables! This 2-pack of six-foot cables will give you added flexibility with your charging needs and thanks to their tough construction, you won’t have to worry about them ripping any time soon.

PRODUCT SPECS

Details & Requirements

  • MFi-Certified
  • Color: silver
  • Length: 6.4 ft
  • Material: nylon

Compatibility

  • From any USB connector to any Lightning connector

Includes

  • 2 MFi-Certified Lightning to USB cables
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