Cavo USB DeLOCK USB 2.0 1 m USB-C USB-C/Lightning nero

This 2 in 1 USB cable by Delock is a 1 m data and charging cable with a USB Type-C connector and a combined USB‑C/Lightning end. It is MFi certified and uses the original Apple C94 Lightning connector, ensuring compatibility with iPhone, iPad and iPod models that require an 8‑pin Lightning connection. The cable supports USB Power Delivery (PD 3.0) via USB‑C for faster charging and provides data transfer at USB 2.0 speeds.

Advantages

The cable features a textile braided jacket and metal connector housings for improved durability and a neat appearance. A 20 AWG power conductor supplies a stable current for charging up to 3 A on the USB‑C side, while the data line uses 30 AWG to support transfer rates up to 480 Mbps. MFi certification with the original C94 Lightning plug guarantees reliable compatibility with Apple devices.

Suitable for

• Charging Apple devices with Lightning connector using a USB‑C PD charger
• Data transfer between computers or chargers with USB Type‑C and Apple devices with Lightning
• Everyday use at home, office or on the go where a 1 m cable is convenient

Key specifications

• Length: 1 m
• Standards: USB 2.0 (data transfer up to 480 Mbps)
• Connectors: USB Type‑C to USB Type‑C / Lightning (C94)
• Cable gauge: 30 AWG (data), 20 AWG (power)
• Cable diameter: approx. 4 mm
• Power delivery: USB PD 3.0 support up to 60 W (only via USB‑C)
• Maximum output current: USB‑C 3 A, Lightning 2.4 A
• Certification: MFi (original Apple C94 connector)

How to use

Connect the USB Type‑C end to a USB‑C power adapter or host device and plug the Lightning connector into the Apple device. When connected to a USB‑C PD charger that supports higher output, the cable enables faster charging on compatible iPhone and iPad models. Use the cable also for data synchronization between a computer with USB‑C and an Apple device with Lightning.

Recommendations

For fastest charging, use a USB Power Delivery (PD) compatible USB‑C charger. Avoid excessive bending at the connector ends and disconnect by pulling the connector housing rather than the cable to prolong service life.