Is this a certified Lightning cable? Having problems with uncertified cables-they will not charge my new 5s.
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I don't believe this version is certified, as I'm having the same issue with my 5s. Try out the "AmazonBasics USB A to Lightning Compatible Cable (4 inch/10 CM)"; I've got this cable also, and it's working fine with the new phone.
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Is not going to charge ur phone cause I'm having a problem with it is not charging my phone at all
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It's not an apple certified product. It's third party and it's not worth it. It will work, question is for how long?!.... Just buy an original cable and save yourself the headache.
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I just tested mine out with my 5S. No issues at all. I am using the AmazonBasics USB A to Lightning Compatible Cable (3 Feet/0.9 Meter) AmazonBasics Apple Certified Lightning to USB Cable - 3 Feet (0.9 Meters) - Black cable in my car with it.
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I used this on my iPhone 5s for months without any issues. Maybe Apple in there software updates are getting more strict. I have a iPhone 6 plus now, and I stay away from devices that don't say Apple Certified.
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I haven't purchased the 5S yet, however it does use the same Lightning Connector used on my IPads. I see no reason why it shouldn't work.
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Hi elbrain , I d'ont know if is Apple certified, but work verry well on my all device and i thing is better quality than the original...
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Your charging cable needs to be an Apple certified cable as the other brands and imitations may not fit. It is recommended by Apple as well to only use an Apple certified charging cable anyway.
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I had the same experience - bought the amazon certified cable, clipped off the old and have been happily charging. It's an Apple thing that change with an iOS update.
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I was in touch with T&S; to ask the same question. Since iOS 7 isn't out yet, they don't know, but they said they'd replace any of these cables if they don't.
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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.
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I had the same issue and contacted One Touch Customer Service who advised that the cable I purchased on Amazon is not a genuine One Touch Cable and will not work.
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I have had similar issue in the past. The difference I find in the Apple Certified Lightning charger is 1) it is built much stronger, meaning wires are less likely to be pulled out or break. 2) there is another USB slot, so you can charge another device. I've purchased this for my wife. She loves it! I cannot speak to years, but I find that the extra cost is way worth it. Good Luck
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From my observations, it's equivalent in quality to the standard lightning cable sold by Apple. It's a cable not a charger - so it's speed relies on the quality and limitations of the charger. I use mine all the time on the go with my portable battery. It's a great 3rd party cable and is certified by apple. I recommend getting one as a backup over anything you may find at Walgreens.
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I suppose a better question is: does the 5s contain a lightening adapter? Or did Apple go back to the 30 pin? Just order the appropriate cable.
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It does not appear to be MFI. I see no logos and I get the error. if you use an MFI cable then fine. Still charges with the built in lightning cable but get error.
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I have had a similar issue with a different type of portable charger and it turned out to be the cable. I was using a non-apple certified cable. When I used the certified cable it worked just fine.
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Actually with the new apple software they have made non apple cables and chargers non functioning. Some still work but I wouldn't take that chance. My husbands iphone 4 didn't work w this accessory at all. It had to be a 4s
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It works fine with my iphone 5s but the end that plugs into the phone or iPad (I have the iPad 4 with retina) had a tendency to separate exposing the wires. I've sent two of them back for replacement. Frankly I've yet to find a durable cable and I've tried most...including Apple. The cheap ones fromChina that look like white ones manufactured for Apple are just that - cheap and absolute junk. Stay away from them. As my father taught me, you tend to get what you pay for.