Avencore Platinum Series 1m Apple Lightning Cable (MFi Certified USB-A To Lightning 3A)

Let’s Talk MFi Certification

You want a reliable Lightning cable that can fast-charge your Apple devices, stand up to the rigours of daily use and have it backed by independent testing and original, high-quality parts and materials. That’s where MFi Certification steps in. We start with officially licensed circuits, then combine metal plugs with beefy strain relief and a snazzy PVC jacket to bring you the absolute best in Lightning cables for your Apple devices.

Compatible with sync and charge duties on all Apple Lightning-enabled devices from iPhone to iPads and iPods, the Avencore Platinum Series sets a new standard for how good a Lightning cable can be inside and out. These Lightning cables are genuinely the fastest charging cable on the market with a huge 3.0A charging speed powered by the new Apple C89 Lightning connector! They work equally well as a primary replacement cable, or as a spare to keep in your car or bag.

All backed up by an incredible 5-year replacement warranty!

1m Avencore Platinum Series Apple Lightning Cable:

• 5-Year Avencore Replacement Warranty
• MFi Certified Lightning Connector
• Genuine Apple C89 Lightning connector
• 3.0A Fast Charge Rate (requires a compatible charger*)
• USB Type-A to Lightning
• High conductivity silver plated terminals and oxygen-free copper cores
• High quality shielded cable with PVC jacket.
• Colour: White with Silver Accents

* In order to achieve the full 3 Amp charge rate you will need to have the right charger for the job. Apple use the Power Delivery (PD) standard for fast charging devices via Lightning ports. But they don’t, as of writing, sell a charger which supports PD over USB-A connectors, only USB-C connectors.

You’ll need a charger which supports the Quick Charge 4+ (QC4+) Standard. Only a QC4+ or higher rated QC Charger is capable of outputting the right amount of Amps in PD mode via a USB-A port. For all other chargers the most you’ll be able to achieve is 2.4 Amps, which is pretty damn fast anyway 😉