USB-A to 2× Lightning Cable 1.2 m No name SMRTER_HYDRA_DUO_L_BK, black

USB-A to 2× Lightning Cable 1.2 m No name SMRTER_HYDRA_DUO_L_BK is a dual-output charging and data cable with a standard USB-A plug and two Lightning connectors. With a 1.2 m length and black finish, the cable is designed to connect and power two Apple devices with Lightning ports from a single USB-A power source. It supports simultaneous charging and syncing of compatible iPhone and iPad models and is suitable for use at home, in the office, or while traveling.

Advantages

This dual Lightning cable consolidates two Lightning outputs into one USB-A input, reducing the number of separate cables needed and saving space. The 1.2 m length provides a practical balance between reach and portability. The simple black design blends with most chargers and device setups. Built to transmit power and data between a USB-A host and two Lightning devices, the cable enables concurrent charging and syncing without the need for additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Charging two iPhone models simultaneously from one USB-A charger or power bank
• Powering an iPhone and an iPad with Lightning ports during travel
• Syncing two Lightning devices to a computer with a USB-A port (data transfer may be shared between ports)
• Use in offices, hotels, and other shared charging environments

Key specifications

• Connector A: USB-A (male)
• Connector B: 2 × Lightning (male)
• Cable length: 1.2 m
• Color: black
• Primary functions: charging and data sync for Lightning devices

How to use

Insert the USB-A plug into a compatible USB-A port on a charger, power bank, or computer. Connect one or both Lightning plugs to the Lightning ports on your Apple devices. Charging begins automatically when the host provides power; data synchronisation is available when connected to a computer with an active USB-A data port. Disconnect by gently removing the connectors from the devices and the host port.

Usage recommendations

For reliable charging, use a USB-A power source that matches your devices' required output. Avoid pulling the cable by the wires; handle connectors by the housings. When transferring data, ensure both devices and the host computer recognise connected devices and close sensitive applications before unplugging to prevent data loss.