JSAUX USB C to Lightning Cable [2 Pack 6FT], [Apple MFi Certified] iPhone 13 Charger Cable Compatible with iPhone 14/13 Pro/13 Pro Max/12 Pro/11 P...

I have bought these several times. They are durable, fast charging and great for the price.

I have purchased numerous cables from this manufacturer, all have been high quality, these are no exception. In order to get faster charging that IPhones and other phones, laptops, etc are capable of you need to switch to the USB-C connector, the older USB-B & A won't allow the current breed of fast charging, they are limited by design. I have plenty of USB-B cables from this manufacturer, all are in good shape as they are durable cables and especially connectors. So if you want fast charging get the proper cable and connector along with the right charging device. This USB-C Cable provides for fast charging and for data transfer. This review is only about the cable, other reviews herein talk about how fast or slow their device is charged, did you check to make sure that the wall or car charger is the right charger for your particular device? A cable only transfers what its connected to. For me the important aspect of the Cable is what the connector is and how it's made. the wire inside the jacket is usually not the issue, most cables suffer from users that pull unnecessarily on the wire to disconnect or have used shorter cables that are strained and thus the connector wears quickly. The actual wire to connector is the weak point in the cable and these JSAUX cables are reinforced to allow some strain without degrading quickly and the actual connector is a good size to firmly grasp. The nylon braiding on the exterior is an extra layer of protection from the cable being abraded. Copper and aluminum wires have a plastic insulation jacket around them as they are manufactured, the nylon braiding is another layer added over the plastic insulation to further protect them. Many times we don't think about the strain on the cable connector. While its plugged in we then pick up the phone (or device) which puts a strain on the connector, even small ones add up to eventually cause the wire inside to slowly tear away from its connection and become useless. The connector itself is of a size able to be easily grabbed but not overly large, (I have larger hands). The lightning connector, (the blade like part), is long enough to fit into my IPhone with my SupCase on the phone without a problem. I would rather have a cable that is too long than one that is too short, I can always coil up the extra length but a too short cable winds up having too much strain placed upon it and eventually gets ruined. The nylon braiding gives me additional protection from wear as the cable drags on edges of tables, across car consoles, chairs, etc.