3.3 Ft. Charge And Sync Lightning Connector By +LIFEGUARD Review

I always like to keep a spare lightning connector at home so that I wouldn't have to transfer my connector from the USB charger to my PC/laptop when I'm transferring files to my iPad. Most of the time, I misplace the lightning connector once I remove it from the USB charger so an extra lightning connector is a must for me.

+Lifeguard's Charge and Sync Lightning Connector is Apple certified and is compatible with all Apple devices that work with lightning connector. It's 3.3 feet long and 100% compatible with iOS 8. It's light and made of durable quality materials.

I compared my original lightning connector from the iPad box (right) to +Lifeguard's charge and sync connector (left with the red logo) and there's actually no difference. The length of the lightning connector from my iPad and +Lifeguard is the same. Nothing more, nothing less. The only difference I noticed was in the cable itself. The +Lifeguard's charge and sync connector's cable is more hard and has a more plastic feel whereas the cable from my original charge and sync connector is more smooth and rubbery in texture. I didn't have any problems with the feel of the cables because what matters is that it works and it's durable.

I tried this to charge my iPad and it worked perfectly. It also worked to transfer files to and from my PC/laptop. I like how the lightning connector fits like my original one.

This is a high quality lightning connector and I like how it looks like my original lightning connector from my iPad box. I love that I now have a spare one so that I wouldn't have to transfer the connector to and from my PC/laptop.

You can purchase the +Lifeguard Charge and Sync Lightning Connector on Amazon for $9.97 with free shipping if you have Prime.

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