Hi good afternoon, I have 2 questions: 1) This cable is certified by Apple? 2) Is it compatible with the Iphone 5? Thanks
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I'm not sure if it's apple certified, but yes it does work for the iPhone 5. I have this cable for my iPhone 5 and it works great.
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I don't know if the cable is certified by Apple. I use it with my Iphone 5 because it has a thick cord on it. I originally purchased one at a sprint store and they hold up much longer than the regular iphone charger so know I only buy these.
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I'm assuming this is certified by Apple because the Verizon and AT&T; stores sell this. It is compatible with the iPhone 5 and it is much better quality than the charger that actually comes with the phone! Best charger I've ever used!!
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Works perfectly fine with iPhone 5/5s under iOS 7 with no error or warning messages.
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although I'm not sure if it's apple certified, I do know that Verizon and Sprint stores sell the cable, so I would guess that they are.
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Yes it is compatible. I had several other brand cables but when the up grade of the new OS was installed they no longer worked. I went to my phone store and the chargesync was what they were selling. I bought one and when it worked I went to amazon.com and bought more cheaper.
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I have never had a problem with my iphone 5 or any of my apple products. The Sprint store sells them for the iphone so I would say that they are Apple certified.
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When I plug it into the apple charger it works fine. When I plug it into the Belkin charger I have sometimes a "this may be an unsupported device" message comes up. The phone still charges fine regardless. I get the same message with that charger and an apple cable. I think this cable will cause you no problems at all. I use it for I phone 5 and my wife has one for the higher end I pad.
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Hello! I'd like to know if this cable is compatible with iPad 3, and iPhone 4s with iOS 7? Because there are some cables that are not compatible with iOS7
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Don't work with apple products, only other lightning products. Seller quoted that: "The cable that came with this charger is a basic cable and not one of our Apple certified cables."
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I don't believe this is apple certified, but this device works great for my iphone 5, I have recommended to everyone I know. I also get a lot of compliments on it too! I have weekend hobbies that keep me away from any way to charge my phone so this was the perfect solution and I have no regrets buying this product!
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I purchased this cable (and another model by a different manufacturer) shortly after the 5s came out. This works really well with the iPhone. The one issue I had with the cable was that the connection is a bit big so it wouldn't work with the leather 5s case from Apple. (Well, it didn't work until I got a file and narrowed the connection a bit!)
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Yes, this one is certified and works great. I have two other generics that iOS7 rejects. Very happy with this cable.
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I have had mine over a year now and have not had one problem and highly recommend it. I think that the not certified is that it's not an Apple approved device by Apple. Just like charging cables, I needed a longer cable so I bought some cheap ones off groupon, woot etc. and they all work fine at half the price or less.
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Hello Amy,This cable is actually discontinued by iSmooth as our previous manufacturing company was not upfront about their Apple licensing certification. The new and improved design (only 7ft instead to guarantee performance) is here: Apple Certified 7 foot Long 30 pin USB Data Sync Cable Compatible for iPhone 4, iPod, iPad, MFI CertifiedI hope that helps.
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It doesn't look like it. I know it can't be used on the iPhone 5. I understand they changed the design of the plug altogether. Sorry about that because it is a very durable 10 ft cord whereas the crap Apple puts out can easily break.
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I use it for iPhone 5. The manufacturer certifies that it is apple certified. I cannot completely be sure. However, I've gone to the apple website and they sell aftermarket cables like the belkin brand that has bad reviews. I personally think this skiva cable is better than the original cable that comes with the phone. I very much like that I don't get the message saying the cable is not compatible with this device like with other aftermarket cables. I have had no issues with the skiva cable. I'm very happy that I bought it. I hope this information is of some assistance to you.
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Thanks for your question. This is Apple certified MFI lightning cable, fully compatible with Ipad and Iphone. No warning message will pop out. iXCC Customer Service.
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It works. You will see the message "This cable or accessory is not certified and may not work reliably with this iPhone", but specifications of the product are good and should not damage your iPhone. When you connect the case to the iPhone you just have to click the button at the back and leave it pressed until your iPhone starts charging (after you see the message and discard it). Remember not to use it constantly just when you need battery (lower than 20%), and when it is charged remove the case, it can reduce your battery life if you use it always.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger Cable. The 3.5mm to RCA cable is fully compatible with the iPhone 5. Please feel free to contact us if you need any help or have any further questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Yes, it works perfectly fine with iPod touch (5th generation). Yes, it is Apple MFi certified as it has original Apple lightning connector and authentication chip from Apple. You can rest assured that it will not break with Apple's firmware updates unlike non-licensed cables.
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This is a "certified" cable, so you should have no problems using it on any compatible apple product. I updated my iPad4 to iOS7 yesterday and have had no issues with the cable. I love it.
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Hi Rachel, We just tested the cable with an iPhone 5 running ios7.1 and it didn't give us any popup errors and was charging the phone normally. That being said, you should be fine. Please let us know if you have any other questions.