Is this cable certified by Apple?
322091
Not certified but it's the only lightening extension I've found that actually works. I have one on my Pioneer car audio system and it both charges my iPhone 6 Plus and allows the iphone to send audio, album cover, song info as well as Audible and Spotify data and audio. Highly recommend without hesitation. I don't think there are any officially certified lightening extension cables out there.
2220815
No it is not been now the newest update doesn't allow it to work due to the fact it is not certified by Apple. Been meaning to update my review.
639596
Unlike some responders, I got exactly what I ordered - a genuine Apple 0.5 M cable - which worked as expected. If this were a third-party seller I could believe the switch others claim, but Amazon??
1608566
No, this cable is fake, I bought it for the same reason and it doesn't even work.
1468553
I havenever heard of a cable being non compliant with a device with thecorresponding plug, so i wouldassume yes.
466029
I don't believe so. As far as I know, the DVI side of the cable is proprietary to Apple computers.
809832
I don't know if it is certified by apple, but I have been using it since November with my iPhone 5S and it has worked perfectly.
275125
I'm not sure but after using it many months I do not get any warnings whatsoever on the phone from Apple's OS saying the accessory is not approved like I have on some other chargers when I had the older 30 pin iPhones. I would say it's ok but I cannot confirm the Apple Certified part as I long ago through the box away that contains that symbol.
441211
Our cables are Apple certified and is approved by Apple. It will work with any iOS version!Thanks, Pawtec
1299295
I don't test it, but I think, it works for non-mac computers. Quality of this cable is very poor.
1020193
I can't say it's Apple Certified, but, you do not get any messages stating there are any problems. I have seen the messages with generic brands. These are still holding up great.
915758
First, that wasn't really a question. Second, you are asking an "Amazon Customer Review", which would be like "Did you like this product?" "Was the cable well made?". If you need tech support, ask your question with Apple support, or contact the cable manufacture directly. You are asking the wrong type of question in the wrong place.
952510
There are 2 types of cables in the market. The certified Apple MFI cables and the cables that are 100% compatible with the latest iOS. This cable is the later.
1182803
Yes, This is the stock Apple cable. You will get full functionality ... including cloning.
1574278
I don't know if it's Apple Certified, but I've been using the AmazonBasics as a replacement on my 5th generation iPod touch and also on my iPad and have not had ANY PROBLEMS. I recommend it without hesitation.
1502130
Hi Marnaia! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) On the listing page you'll find that we have received MFi certification from Apple for these cables. MFi is an abbreviation of "Made for iPhone", "made for iPad" and "made for iPod". This is Apple's licensing and certification program for electronic accessories that connect with their portable devices. A product branded with the MFi logo is thereby approved by Apple to fulfill the quality requirements needed to receive the MFi certification. Therefore no need to worry, there will be no message that pops up saying "not Apple certified" because our 8pin lightening cables are MFi and fully Apple Certified. If you have any further questions feel free to contact us for a speedy reply at the following link:
780541
NO, the cable is apparently "BASIC" and doesn't charge new apple products. It only charges "other lightning" products. Avoid.