USB A to Lightning cable Evelatus MFI11CL 1.2 m, aluminum housing, braided, black

Evelatus MFI11CL is a 1.2 m USB A to Lightning cable designed for charging and data transfer between USB A ports and Apple devices equipped with a Lightning connector. The cable features an aluminum housing at the connector ends and a braided outer layer that increases mechanical resistance. Certified for Lightning devices, it is intended for everyday use at home, in the office or during travel where a reliable connection is required.

Advantages

The braided jacket and metal (aluminum) connector housings improve durability and resist abrasion compared with standard plastic cables. At 1.2 m length the cable provides a balance between reach and portability, suitable for use on desks and in cars. MFi certification ensures compatibility with Lightning-equipped Apple devices and stable charging and data transfer behaviour when connected to compatible USB A power sources or hosts.

Suitable for

• Charging iPhone and other Lightning-equipped Apple devices from USB A chargers or power banks
• Syncing and data transfer between a computer with USB A ports and Apple devices with Lightning ports
• Everyday use at home, in the office or while travelling

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB A to Lightning
• Length: 1.2 m
• Connector housing material: aluminum
• Outer layer: braided fabric
• Compatibility: certified for Lightning devices
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect the USB A end of the cable to a compatible charger, power bank or computer USB A port, and insert the Lightning connector into the Apple device. Ensure both connectors are fully seated to establish charging or data transfer. For data syncing, unlock the device and confirm any prompts on the device screen to allow data access from the connected computer.

Usage recommendations

Avoid sharp bends near the connector junctions and keep the cable away from heat sources. For longest service life, store the cable coiled without tight knots and disconnect by holding the connector housing rather than pulling the cable jacket.