USB-A to Lightning Cable LIBOX 1 m — USB data cable for iPhone/iPad, black

LIBOX USB-A to Lightning cable, 1 m — a standard USB data cable designed for charging and syncing Apple devices that use a Lightning connector. The cable connects USB-A ports on computers, wall chargers or power banks to iPhone and iPad models with Lightning, enabling power delivery and data transfer over a compact, black-jacketed cable with a conventional connector shape for everyday use.

Advantages

The cable offers a 1 m length that balances reach and portability for routine desk, travel or bedside charging. It supports simultaneous charging and data synchronization with compatible devices through a USB-A host, and its black outer jacket helps resist visible dirt and wear. The standard Lightning plug ensures a reliable mechanical fit with Apple devices that accept Lightning connectors.

Suitable for

• Charging iPhone and iPad models with Lightning connector from USB-A chargers, power banks or computers
• Transferring photos, music and documents between Apple devices and Windows or macOS computers via USB-A
• Everyday use at home, office or while travelling where a 1 m cable length is convenient

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector A: USB-A (male)
• Connector B: Lightning (male) for Apple devices
• Functionality: Charging and data transfer (syncing)
• Colour: Black outer jacket

How to use

Plug the USB-A end into a compatible USB-A port on a charger, power bank or computer. Insert the Lightning end into the Apple device’s Lightning port until it seats securely. For charging, ensure the power source is active; for data transfer, connect the other end to a computer and follow the operating system prompts to sync, import or manage files. Disconnect by gently pulling the connector body, not the cable, to avoid damaging the cable or ports.

Usage recommendations

To prolong service life, avoid bending or sharply twisting the cable near the connector ends, and store it coiled without tight knots. Use with certified chargers and power sources appropriate for your device; if data transfer is interrupted, check connectors for dirt and ensure both devices are unlocked and recognized by the host computer.