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Product guide

AHGEIIY 1m USB-A to Lightning Cable

AHGEIIY iPhone charging cable 1m is a USB-A to Lightning lead for charging and syncing compatible Lightning devices. Its braided nylon sheath and claimed MFi specification may suit buyers who already have a USB-A charging port.

At a glance

USB-A on one end and Lightning on the other. It will not connect directly to a USB-C-only charger.
The listing claims MFi specification and compatibility with a range of Lightning iPhones, iPads and iPod touch devices.
Nylon-braided cable construction is specified. The listing also claims a maximum current of 3 Amps and data transfer of 480 Megabits Per Second.

Price

$8.46Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$9.95~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Braided nylon construction gives this cable a more protected outer sheath than an unbraided lead, according to the listing.
Charging and syncing are both stated uses, so it can serve for wired data transfer as well as power.

Cons

USB-A connectivity limits it to chargers or ports with USB-A. It is not the USB-C cable needed for newer USB-C-only devices.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	AHGEIIY
Model	iPhone charging cable 1m

Connections and performance
Connector type	USB A to Lightning
Connector gender	Male-to-Male
Data transfer rate	480 Megabits Per Second
Maximum current	3 Amps
Number of pins	8

Construction and use
Cable type	Nylon braided Lightning cable
Length	1 Meters
Recommended uses	Charging, Syncing
Specification met	MFI
Indoor/outdoor usage	Indoor
Compatible devices	USB Lightning Cable for iPhone 14/13/12/11 Pro/11/XS MAX/XR/8/7/6s Plus,iPad Pro/Air/Mini,iPod Touch

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing contains inconsistent compatibility claims: it promotes broad iPhone and iPad support, but explicitly says it is not compatible with iPhone 15 or 16 and specifies a USB-A-to-Lightning cable. Confirm your device and charger connection before buying. Its 5V/3A charging and 480Mbps transfer figures are manufacturer claims, not independent performance results. The advertised aluminium case appears in the construction description, while the explicit contents list names only the cable, so case inclusion is unconfirmed.

What’s in the box

USB-A to Lightning cable, 1mIncluded
Aluminium connector caseCheck selected pack

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Who is it for?

A good fit for

Owners of compatible Lightning iPhones, iPads or iPod touch devices who need a 1m USB-A-to-Lightning cable.
Buyers who need a cable for charging and syncing through a USB-A port.

Less suited to

People whose charger has only a USB-C port, or owners of the iPhone 15 or 16 models identified as incompatible in the listing.
Buyers who need a longer cable or confirmed bundle accessories beyond the cable.

AHGEIIY 1m USB-A to Lightning Cable · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 108 ratings

5 stars70%70%
4 stars6%6%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars4%4%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback describes the cable's quality positively, but reports on reliability and value are mixed. Some customers say it works as intended, while others say it stopped working after three months. For buyers relying on a daily charging or syncing lead, that reliability uncertainty matters despite the listing's braided construction and performance claims.

Positive themes

Customers describe the cable's quality positively.

Mixed feedback

Reliability feedback is mixed, including reports that some cables stopped working after three months.
Value for money receives mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

Will this cable work with an iPhone 15 or 16?

The listing explicitly says it is not compatible with iPhone 15 or 16. It is a USB-A-to-Lightning cable, so check the device connector and follow the listing's compatibility details.

Can it connect to a USB-C charger?

No. The specified connector is USB A to Lightning. A USB-C-only charger needs a different cable.

Can it transfer data as well as charge?

Yes, syncing is listed as a use, with a claimed data transfer rate of 480 Megabits Per Second.