Tera Grand Lightning to USB-A Braided Cable with Aluminum Housing, 4 Feet for iPhone 14/13/12/11 Pro Pro Max Plus Mini, SE XS Max XR X, 8/7/6 Plus, iPad, AirPods (Red & Black)

Very long…i miss it

I love this cable.I've had many "Apple MFi Certified" cables since iOS 7, but this Tera Grand is the first to not be rejected by my phone. It matches my Rose Gold iPhone 7 & case perfectly (it's the little things in life!) and genuinely feels good in use.Pro:Nylon casing: is excellent. Has just the right give to bend whichever way you need while at the same time I'm not freaking out about trashing the connection when charging and playing my games. ~ No more frayed ends!Color: is close enough to not have a lawsuit (in my opinion). I've seen other "Rose Gold" and they're way off. This Tera Grand is perfect!USB/Lightning Connectors: give good, solid connections. No more ends falling out of receptacles! In both lightning and USB plugs this cable fits snugly and securely.Aluminum Casings: give a stellar look and feel. This Tera Grand gives me zero interference from my several cases. The lightning side is the same dimensions as the stock cable/headphones.Con:Length: I should've bought longer than 4'. This one's all on me. I suppose I'll have to buy a second one!Honestly, I can't find a true con to list.Perceived value for money spent: 10/10Quality 10/10Aesthetics 10/10Functionality 10/10Shipping/Packing 10/10Pictured vs Actual Product 10/10Thank you, Tera Grand. I'm pretty sure you've become my #1 go-to for any USB needs!I paid full price for this Tera Grand cable. And will do it again!

Bought these cables about three years ago when the metallic braids were novel. After some wear and tear it didn’t do as well as I thought. The cabling was coming out of the strands and eventually the mfi compatibility just stopped working entirely. Good run but there are better quality longer lasting cables than this. Spend a little extra on a cable with a better warranty.

I got one each in the Micro and Lightning. The lightning seems pretty good, but the micro had bad connections that would constantly reset if you so much as touched the device.However, the seller contacted me about the purchase, I let them know my experience, and hours later they replied saying they'd send a new micro cable. That's pretty great service. I'll update this again when that cable arrives.UPDATE: This is for the micro-to-usb, not the lightning, but maybe useful as general data on the brand. The new cable arrived as promised and is a bit better but still pretty sensitive for data transfer. The micro connection feels almost too tight going in but has enough wiggle room to disrupt the connection if moved. The USB end is normal going in but also loose enough to disrupt the connection if jarred. Super cute cable -- I wish more were available in fun colors/patterns, this one is pretty stiff which I don't love though others might prefer, and they seem to work fine for charging but require a pretty gentle touch for data transfer. The regular, boring cables I have seem to work better. Really appreciate the seller's good service though.

I bought my first braided lightning cable about 1.5 years ago. Since then, I have purchased 3 more.When they worked, they worked really well. They charged fast, I never received notification that the accessory wasn't supported. Obviously, I was pleased enough to purchase more for myself and for other family members.A couple of weeks ago, I began to notice that one of them was charging inconsistently. It seemed as it would only charge intermittently, when the cable was plugged in a certain way. I contacted Tera Grand, and the RMA process to receive a replacement was easy peasy. In fact, I awarded two extra stars for the quick response from their customer service team. Once they received the faulty cable, they sent a replacement while informing me that the cable I sent in was twisted on one end. That was the one I use at my bedside table, so I didn't question it as it was possible I may have accidentally done so over time while using the phone attached to the cable.However, not even a week after getting the replacement, I began to notice that two more cables were beginning to fail. I inspected these cables and saw no visible signs of twisting. Plus, these cables were primarily used to charge phones overnight on the counter, so they were never moved or jostled while the phone was connected. One is still under warranty, and while the process was easy, I think I will try to find a different brand that will last longer than a year (if that). The braided design on this cable DOES prevent fraying, but doesn't necessarily make it more durable in terms of "twisting" the cable.Update: downgraded to one star. Every cable I have bought/gifted is no longer working. One even started to smoke while plugged in my car! And I didn’t bother asking for a replacement for the one still under warranty since I was basically blamed for “twisting” the last one I sent in.

I've gotten a few of these since I got my iPad.To be honest, I thought that I might have to send it in for repair at first, since the cable and adapter that came with it were useless. Luckily, I decided to check those first and got a new adapter and cables.When I found out about these braided ones, I chose this one because it came with its own Velcro to tie it up when not in use, and it suits my iPad, which seems to be particular about cables.So, if you have an iPad or iPhone that takes lightning cables I hope your luck is as good as mine has been.If you're looking for an adapter, Anker makes an excellent one. Probably several. I like the one that can charge most everything.Hope this helps. ** (Update) For reasons I'll never understand this cable suddenly stopped working. Sometimes I just let them alone for a couple of days and they start working. Not this one. Total working time was maybe a couple months. Hope your luck is better.

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