Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m)

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I did have one bad Anker experience and it still puzzles me because the company’s reputation is typically good. I got a new wireless stand charger from Anker that advertised a six-foot cable. When it came with only a three-foot cable I thought it would be easy to get a replacement from Anker. However, Anker told me that the six-foot cable was only through one vendor, even though the charger model was identical. I was only offered a 10% discount on a new cable and thought that really unfair, even when the offer was raised to 20% after I asked for a supervisor. This was highly disappointing and I would have returned the Anker charger if it was not a gift from my wife. (If you buy a wireless charging stand, just know that a 3 ft. USB-A to Lightning cable may not be long enough to reach from desk to wall plug.)

Hope this review has been of help--thanks for slogging through all the detail. These are all good cables depending on your specific needs re preferred length, color options, and warranty. Belkin has been around a long time and has a strong reputation. Anker was unknown just a few years ago and is now a leading, well-respected name in electronics peripherals, especially cables. Buying Belkin or Anker cables will not save you much money, but far more important is, are they better? Do they last longer? Are they faster? Are their warranties better than Apple’s? Read on to learn who makes the best USB-C to Lightning cable: Apple, Belkin, or Anker. Spoiler Alert: The most famous brand name in the world does not make the best quality USB-C lightning cable. To access and use all Apple Card features and products available only to Apple Card users, you must add Apple Card to Wallet on an iPhone or iPad that supports and has the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. Apple Card is subject to credit approval, available only for qualifying applicants in the United States, and issued by Goldman Sachs Bank USA, Salt Lake City Branch. Terrific! It also charged an Apple iPhone XS from 1% to 53% in 30 minutes, meaning a total charge of 52%!Apple is always easy to deal with but the one-year warranty is a disadvantage. I only own two Belkin products. Their typical two-year warranty is terrific and they are a reputable company. I’ve had mixed results with Anker’s service. Three of the lower line Powerline USB-A to lightning cables have failed on me. One was within the warranty and replaced. The others were beyond the warranty. Thus, the lifetime warranty of the Powerline II is really worth it in my opinion for just a few extra dollars up front.