Anybody know if this case is compatilble with the AmazonBasics USB Lightning cable http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009SYZ8OC/r... The body on the lightning end is a bit bigger than the Apple Lightning cable is,
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Looks like it should work..the opening is quite a bit larger than the receptacle area.
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I have a LifeProof case on my 5 and the opening is very small. The lighting cable on the battery is just a bit too big (11mm). So are other after market cables. I had to get another Apple brand cable (just under 8mm) to use with this battery. If you have an after market car charger it will not fit the LifeProof Case.
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The regular amazon lighting charger fits this case. It's a great case, I'd highly recommend it! Be prepared for tons of compliments :-)
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Hi John, I just reviewed a few photos of the Belkin Grip Candy Sheer to make sure that this AmazonBasics USB A lightning cable would fit. Well, my case is a silicone hybrid case and has a lightning plug opening of 13mm. It fits perfectly. It will fit if your Belkin case has an opening of at least 12mm. Does that make sense? I could not find any specs on your Belkin case. I wish I can give you more input. One thing I'm very sure that your case must have an opening of at least 12mm. There is a BestBuy (they have your case in stock) a few blocks from my house. I can bring my cable and check it out for you. I can stop by on my way home from work. Update: I just checked out the Belkin Grip Candy Sheer case (@ BestBuy). I brought my AmazonBasics lightning USB cable to make sure it fits. Voila! It fits perfectly.
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I guess the first thing I should confirm for you is that this cable works with the latest IOS devices. Some of the off-brand cables won't because they don't have the certified electronic components built into the head to be recognized by the device. Next, I don't have an Otterbox Defender case. But, I compared this cable with the original from Apple. This cable's lightning connector is less than 1/32 of an inch wider. Only very slightly wider. Hopefully that will help you decide. If the Otterbox opening is exact, it may not work, but if there is some room around the sides with the original cable connected, you may be okay. Good luck! I guess the first thing I should confirm for you is that this cable works with the latest IOS devices. Some of the off-brand cables won't because they don't have the certified electronic components built into the head to be recognized by the device. Next, I don't have an Otterbox Defender case. But, I compared this cable with the original from Apple. This cable's lightning connector is less than 1/32 of an inch wider. Only very slightly wider. Hopefully that will help you decide. If the Otterbox opening is exact, it may not work, but if there is some room around the sides with the original... » Read More I guess the first thing I should confirm for you is that this cable works with the latest IOS devices. Some of the off-brand cables won't because they don't have the certified electronic components built into the head to be recognized by the device. Next, I don't have an Otterbox Defender case. But, I compared this cable with the original from Apple. This cable's lightning connector is less than 1/32 of an inch wider. Only very slightly wider. Hopefully that will help you decide. If the Otterbox opening is exact, it may not work, but if there is some room around the sides with the original cable connected, you may be okay. Good luck! « Show Less
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No it does not fit the new Apple leather case. The plastic housing is much too wide for the hole in the case. I want a black cable for my black iPhone in the black case. Why Apple doesn't make black cables is beyond me. :)
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It has a bulky end like most micro-usb cables so I would bet you would have to remove the case unless its a thin/lightweight case. I have a candyshell case for my S3 that's pretty light but it has to be removed for the cable to fit securely. Hope this helps.
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I have a Lifeproof case as well, and it can sometimes be hard to find a compatible case. I'll have to post the dimensions of the Apple lightning connector, and then ask Lifeproof how big it can be. I suppose we could order one and return it if it doesn't fit?
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Sorry Laura. The lightning end IS a little bigger than the OEM cord from Apple. It does work in the commuter case though (my daughter has one).
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I think so. I measured the base, and it is a little over 3.25" wide. The 6 Plus' base is 3.06", according to Apple's Website. However, the same caveats apply about cases. Few cases will let the lightning plug reach the whole, and will of course add some width, and you have about 0.19" to play with. You'd best measure the width of the case if you intend to use one.
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My iPhone 5 cable fits just fine. All iPhone cables are standard USB at one end. Have you tried to fit in any other USB cable into it?
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I doesn't come with it, but you can get one fairly cheap such as this one: AmazonBasics Apple Certified Lightning to USB Cable - 3 Feet (0.9 Meters) - Black
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It will fit the iphone correctly, but if you want to connect it to charge your iphone and your case does not have a mini-usb connector, you will need to buy an adaptor (apple offers it) and with the mini usb to lightning it will work 100%, it will fit, charge and connect to the device via bluetooth
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I am not sure. I have not used the Amazon lightning cord with this case. The opening around the port is pretty liberal so I would like to think it would but do not know for certain. Good Luck.
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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.
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I have no idea. I don't use those cases. I can say that the picture of the insertion end is fairly accurate...you need 2-3mm of a border around the insertion pin clear of any obstruction, so it will fit in all the way and be flush with the bottom edge of the phone. This is more of a border than the current cable that is supplied by Apple.
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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.