Anker Powerline III Lightning Cable 3Foot, MFi Certified for iPhone 11,X, Xs, Xr, Xs Max, 8, 8 Plus, 7, 7 Plus, 6, 6 Plus and More, Ultra Durable (Black)

Product Information

After researching many different lightning cables, we narrowed in on the top ten options, which we put through extensive side-by-side testing. After using each one to charge various generations of iPhones and iPads, we determined our preferences for length, cable material, and how efficient each cable was at charging. Through our testing, we could see the best and worst qualities in each model. MFi certifications mean that these two cables can function even on Apple products. That allows the cables to function in various products despite the manufacturer making the Anker Powerline cables universal. Easy to Clean Up

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Soft to the Touch: You’ve never felt a cable like this before. The silicone finish feels remarkably soft between your fingers as you plug the cable into your device. Certainly, these cables are exceptional. For example, the Anker Powerline II outperforms the normal lighting cable by 12x when it comes to bends, while Anker Powerline III does the same by 25x. Why are Anker Powerline Cables expensive? The Anker Powerline cables are built to withstand anything. The Anker Powerline II and III can support the weight of an average adult. The Anker Powerline II can support up to 175 lbs. while Anker Powerline III can support up to 220 pounds. These extreme capabilities endure that the cable does not break under considerable stress. Few manufacturers are confident about their products like Anker is about the Anker Powerline II and III. With both cables, the manufacturer offers a lifetime warranty. Of course, the warranty has its conditions, but if you use the cable just as it should, you can claim the warranty if it becomes faulty. Nevertheless, it is very difficult for the cable to break down because it has been built to outlast your phone. Frequently Asked Questions

Analysis and Test Results

Do the nyalon-braided cables wear and fray over time like you would expect from anything that is woven/braided? But before that, since both products are from the same manufacturer and they are in the same series, there are specifications that they share. So we’ll explore those first. The Anker Powerline cable is outstanding. The cable manufacturers trust their product and give a lifetime guarantee on the two cables. So what are the key qualities that make these cables stand out? Durability We’re so confident in PowerLine III, we are offering a hassle-free replacement for all quality issues. Not for half a year, not for 18 months, but for an entire lifetime. It’s the only cable you will ever need to buy.

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The Anker Powerline II and Anker Powerline III both contain impressive specifications. Let’s explore the specifications of Anker Powerline II vs. III. Secondly, there are three types of Anker Powerline cables classified by their connector type. Cables from the Anker Powerline II and III series are either USB-A to lightning, USB-C to lightning, and USB-C to USB-C.With all that said, at the end of the day, I am your average customer that is looking for a versatile and quality cable that I can use in my day-to-day life. And as your average customer, I was confused on what truly differentiated the Powerline cables from each other (hence this thread). The sturdy build is also found in the coating of the cables. The cables are wrapped in a protective rubber coating. Although, while comparing the two, the Anker Powerline II is more rigid and bigger in diameter, both cables are better than other standard cables on the market. They are way more malleable, and they do not break. MFi Certified For example, I’m testing a new phone, finding configuration of optimal efficiency. The iPhone XR can be charged via USB PD 9V 2A but the phone itself cannot ingest more than about 15W, so an imperfect cable so long as it doesn’t lose more than 3W has no negatives, e.g. a longer cable perform same short cable, a cheaper one has low risk of being poorer.