DrPhone UNL4 USB-C to Lightning 9V/3A Fast Charging Cable – PD 20W – Nylon Braided – 90 Degrees - Data Sync - 2 Metres – Grey

UNL4 USB-C to Lightning 90 degree cable meets all requirements. This ensures the safety of your iOS devices, even when fast charging at the highest speed.

90 degree angled design: The 90 degree design is specially made for gamers among us. Because the cable is bent, you can play games more easily as it does not interfere with your fingers; additionally, the 90 degree design is made because the straight connectors that go into the phone cause your cable to bend too much.

Compatibility list: This Type C to Lightning cable supports fast charging up to 3A (max) (20W max) for iPad 8th iPad 2020, iPhone 13/13 Mini/13 Pro/13 Pro Max/12/12 Mini/12 Pro/12 Pro Max/11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max/XS Max/XS/XR/X/8 Plus/8 and iPad Pro 12.9" gen1/iPad Pro 12.9" gen2/iPad Pro 10.5"/iPad Air3 10.5"/iPad mini5 7.9".

This cable also supports standard charging (5V/2.4A max) for iPhone 7 Plus/7/6 Plus/6/6S Plus/6S etc.

Power Delivery Fast Charging: charge your iPhone 13 from 0% to 60% in just 30 minutes.

Charging speeds 2.5× faster than USB A to Lightning cable.

Note: You need a USB-C Power Delivery charger to fast charge & all specifications must be correct to achieve the proper speed.

It also supports data transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps, efficient for syncing audio, files, images and videos in a short time.

Incredible quality: The durable nylon fibre adds elasticity and strength to resist external abrasion and heavy use. Thick copper wire ensures stable charging power.

Features:
- 20W power delivery
- Nylon braided
- Lightning to USB C
- 90 degree angled design

Specifications:
- Model: UNL4
- PD Fast charging + data cable
- Material: PVC + Nylon
- Output: 20W
- Current: 3A
- Voltage: 9V
- Suitable for iPhone Series & iPad Series
- Length: 2M

Questions about cable operation such as stopping or poor connection:

Possible reasons:

1. The device’s lightning port contains impurities such as fibres and debris, resulting in poor contact.
2. The voltage of the wall charger is too low or unstable, causing insufficient power supply.
3. The lightning connector is corroded/discoloured, resulting in poor contact.
4. Circuit logic issues / system problems with charging equipment.
5. The chip or motherboard of the cable is damaged.

Solution:

1. Use a pin to remove fluff or dirt from the charging port.
2. Wipe the Lightning end with a tissue to remove dirt and oxidation stains on the lightning end.