will i get a message that it is not an apple product? I bought anohter cable and it wouldn't work, and I got this message. Thanks
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I have this cable hooked up to a clock radio and I have a iphone 5. I have no error massage
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no, this one worked fine. I also have gotten that with the cheap extensions. This one is not cheap.
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none of the converters worked at all for me. i bought the lighting converter and then the extension and nothing. I tried on 3 different Bose products.
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I can't answer with 110% certainty, but with my iPhone 6 it works perfectly. No message at all.
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No, it is definitely NOT compatible with Apple products. I have a new, unopened model. Wanna buy it? It's of no use to me.
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Do you have iOS7? I'm guessing yes... if so, this is because Apple has included an update in iOS7 that prevents your device from detecting non "Made By Apple" cords. In short, Apple has screwed everyone over and cords like this one from Belkin are rendered basically useless. Attach the factory cord from Apple, and it should work fine.
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my cable doesn't even work at all... i was waiting for feedback from amazon, but it's been so long that i had forgot about it. i was wondering is it too late to return it for another one or a refund.
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Mine worked for a month on IOS 7.6 then conveniently stopped working 5 days after the return window closed. Seriously, these are just cables. Can't anyone besides Apple (who doesn't make their own) actually make a decent cable? (this is my 4th, only this one is from Skiva though). Ughh
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First of all, I'm NOT sure that I have the answer for you, but here goes. Is your cable any good? How are the connections, either on the cable OR on the computer or the hard drive? Give Apple, or Western Digital a buzz. They're usually pretty helpful.
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Dear Goga ,Good day.Sorry for reply late.Could you change other device for try,if not ok,maybe this cable was broken,please try again,thanks!best regards KSB Store
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Kevin - I just used the charger cable that came with my iPhone. I even used a cheap ($3.15) 10 foot 3rd party cable I bought online and it worked. If the actual iphone data cable that came with the phone isn't working I'm afraid to say it, but you might gave a defective case. :-(
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The charger that I received works for Galaxy and other non-Apple devices. The instruction sheet shipped with it implies that it is an Apple product, and as you point out, the title is also incorrect. The seller has stated that the instruction sheet would be corrected, but it looks like the title is still wrong. Anyway, the charger that I actually received is a valid 1.9 amp USB standard charger for all non-Apple devices. If you use it on an Apple device you will only get 500mA (half amp) from it. This is because Apple is different from the rest of the world in how it detects the capacity of a charger. The charger that I received works for Galaxy and other non-Apple devices. The instruction sheet shipped with it implies that it is an Apple product, and as you point out, the title is also incorrect. The seller has stated that the instruction sheet would be corrected, but it looks like the title is still wrong. Anyway, the charger that I actually received is a valid 1.9 amp USB standard charger for all non-Apple devices. If you use it on an Apple device you will only get 500mA (half amp) from it. This is because Apple is different from the rest of the world in how it detects the capacity of... » Read More The charger that I received works for Galaxy and other non-Apple devices. The instruction sheet shipped with it implies that it is an Apple product, and as you point out, the title is also incorrect. The seller has stated that the instruction sheet would be corrected, but it looks like the title is still wrong. Anyway, the charger that I actually received is a valid 1.9 amp USB standard charger for all non-Apple devices. If you use it on an Apple device you will only get 500mA (half amp) from it. This is because Apple is different from the rest of the world in how it detects the capacity of a charger. « Show Less
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i tried with that cable and it didn't work. i bit the bullet and bought the genuine apple cable to do that. i think it cost $39+
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because it was not designed to work with iOS devices. If that is what you need then I would look for something designed specifically for iOS devices and I would not recommend using a cable for it. Get something that connects with bluetooth. It will save you a lot of trouble.
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This is exactly what happened to me. The cord is USELESS. I cut mine up and trashed it. You MUST order the original Apple Brand ONLY Lightning cable which you can get at Radio Shack.
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I haven't upgraded to iPhone 5 yet (didn't wait in one of those silly lines and now have to wait). I will report after I do the upgrade. I will get one of those $30 cables.
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The apple cable doesn't work properly. Get the Kia cable from the dealer for $25. The cable you are asking about doesn't charge and it falls apart.
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hi I had no issue with the packaging at all the instructions and necessary cabling.I'm using it to charge for Android and Windows devices I do not use Apple devices.however it appears to be compatible with all devices.
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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.
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Hello Eric, I would like to know your reason on the emphasis of fake and where you believe the misrepresentation is. They clearly state it is not Apple brand but their own and Apple connectors. I went ahead and provided the appropriate link from Apple but try Google'ing "mfi logo guidelines" and check the Apple website and additionally if you'd like news articles from the 2012 recreation of those due to Kickstarter products. "MFi Logos Promote your electronic accessory with MFi logos. Made for iPod, Made for iPhone, Made for iPad, and AirPlay logos communicate to customers that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod, iPhone, or iPad, and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards." - Source is directly from Apple's website at https://developer.apple.com/programs/mfi/ Their (iSmooth) use of the logo simply means that they as the developer have tested their product to meet the Apple performance requirements. Additionally the logo does not mean or imply Apple branded but simple means it is compatible with Apple products according to the guidelines for the give accessory. Owning now two of these cables I can say they work well. They are not truly time tested but at the moment are great for the price, especially if using Amazon rewards in which they price is "FREE". Thanks, Sam