Lightning cables

Lightning Cables

The lightning cable was introduced in 2012 with the iPhone 5, where it replaced the thicker 30-pin charger that had been used in previous Apple devices. The lightning connector is slim and reversible, which makes it easier to insert into the charging port. 

The primary function of a lightning cable is to charge Apple devices and to facilitate data transfer between the device and a computer or other compatible product. It is compatible with a wide range of Apple products, including iPhones, iPads, and iPods from several generations. Beyond charging and data transfer, the lightning cable is also used to connect Apple products to other accessories like docking stations, external speakers, and car chargers, enhancing the product's functionality and user experience.

Here at Lux-Case we have a large selection of lightning USB cables in different lengths and colours, both USB-C and USB-A. Not only do we have a lot of options, but we also offer low prices, fast delivery, and excellent customer service. Order yours online today!

Our selection

If you are searching for a lightning cable that handles syncing and charging, then you have come to the right place. You can connect all of our cables to your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Windows PC - and the only thing you have to keep in mind is which USB type you require, and which length you prefer. The most common lengths are 1m and 2m, and the most common types are USB-C and USB-A. 

USB-C to Lightning Cables

In more recent years, USB-C has come to take over USB-A as the most common port in power cables and power adapters. If your adapter or computer uses a USB-C port then you need a cable that does as well. 

Lightning to USB-A

While the C-variant is increasing in popularity, a lot of people still rely on USB-A when it comes to keeping your devices charged - whether it's a phone, iPad, or iPod. Naturally, we therefore have a lot of the A-port cables available. 

What devices are lightning cables compatible with? 

Lightning cables are compatible with a wide array of Apple devices, a characteristic that underscores their centrality in the Apple ecosystem. Specifically, they can be used with iPhone models starting from iPhone 5 through to the iPhone 14 series. Starting with the release of the iPhone 15 series in 2023, the lightning variant is no longer in use. These cables facilitate charging and data transfer, making them indispensable for Apple device users seeking a unified, efficient, and reliable connectivity solution.