USB-C to Lightning enables you to connect your new Macbook to your iPhone or iPad without an adapter, it also means that you only have to remember a single plug instead of two.

With a USB-C to Lightning cable, in addition to charging, you can also synchronize when you connect your iPhone or iPad with the Lightning connector. The cable can also be used with your Apple USB-C power supply of 29W, 61W or 87W that comes with your Mac. It can also be used together with your iPhone charger, as long as your charger has a USB-C input.

Therefore, a USB-C to Lightning cable for iPhone is an excellent investment, so that you can always charge your iPhone super quickly from Macbook or iPhone charger with USB-C input. It also offers the highest transfer speed possible, so if you need to transfer anything, this is a sure winner.

Connect it to your Mac or your iPhone charger

The USB-C to Lightning cable can both be used to charge your iPhone and iPad. If you want to use it with your iPhone charger, you must be sure that your iPhone charger has a USB-C port.

The USB-C to Lightning cable is not an original cable from Apple. However, it can do exactly the same, but is just a cheaper alternative.

If you are in need of a cable where you are free to think about having to use an adapter, then this USB-C to Lightning cable is worth considering. With a USB-C cable, you can actually get by with one cable, because with this type of cable you can transfer both data, sound, image and power - that's pretty smart! In addition, it is easy to use this type of cable because it does not matter which way you turn the plug when you plug it into your device - just like it is with the Lightning plug.

In the future, you will therefore be able to make do with one cable, where several technical devices are made with a USB-C port.

There is USB-C at one end, which can handle up to 10 Gbit/s, while the Lightning connector runs on the old USB2, and therefore can only handle up to 480 MBit/s, so the cable does not make your transfer to your iPhone or iPad faster.

The USB-C connector of the future is on the way, and as it is now, all Mac computers have it.

This cable does not support faster than 12W charging, as this requires an MFi cable. The cable here does not have MFi.

The USB-C to Lightning cable is 1 meter long.

If you are looking for an MFi cable that can do a little more, we recommend our better version here: USB-C to Lightning MFi cable by M7