Essager USB-C to Lightning Cable — Fast Charging for iPhone & iPad

Fast Charging. Built to Last.

Most charging cables fail at the connector — the insulation splits, the wire frays, and you’re back to buying another one within six months. The Essager USB-C to Lightning cable is built differently: braided nylon exterior, reinforced strain relief at both ends, and a connector housing that’s designed to survive thousands of plug cycles. Pair it with a 20W USB-C charger and your iPhone charges to 50% in about 30 minutes.

Features

• USB-C to Lightning — connects USB-C chargers, MacBooks, and power banks to Lightning-port iPhones and iPads
• 20W Power Delivery support — enables fast charging on iPhone 8 and later when used with a 20W+ USB-C charger
• Braided nylon exterior — tangle-resistant, durable outer braid resists kinking and fraying from daily use
• Reinforced connectors — strain relief at both ends prevents the most common cable failure point
• Data sync support — transfers photos, files, and data between iPhone and computer
• Wide compatibility — works with all Lightning-port Apple devices

Compatible Devices

• iPhone 8 through iPhone 14 (all Lightning models)
• iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air (Lightning models)
• AirPods and AirPods Pro with Lightning charging case
• iPod touch

How to Use

1. Connect the USB-C end to a 20W or higher USB-C charger for fast charging.
2. Connect the Lightning end to your iPhone or iPad.
3. Fast charging activates automatically — no settings required.
4. For data transfer, connect the USB-C end to a Mac or PC USB-C port.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a specific charger for fast charging?
Yes — you need a USB-C charger rated at 20W or higher. Apple’s 20W USB-C adapter or any compatible USB-C PD charger will work. A standard 5W charger will charge at normal speed.

Is it MFi certified?
Check the product listing for MFi certification. MFi-certified cables are Apple-licensed and guaranteed to work without compatibility warnings across iOS updates.

Will this work with iPhone 15 or later?
No — iPhone 15 and later use USB-C ports. This cable is for Lightning-port iPhones (iPhone 14 and earlier).