Add on item so maybe useful if your buying over £20
Features
Apple MFi Certified - Apple certified for eqbit Ensure 100% compatibility with any Lightning device.
Perfect Compatibility - Works with Apple iPhone 6 / 6s /6 Plus /6s Plus/ 5 / 5C / 5S, iPad Air,iPad Air 2, iPad Pro, iPad mini, iPod Nano 7th Generation. 3.28feet(1.0 meter). 100% compatible, no warning message.
Superior Quality - Designed to fit into virtually all cases, enjoy lightning-fast data transfer, syncing, and charging
Outstanding Durability - Original 8 Pin connector with a 4200+ bend lifespan, Reversible design, Ultra compact, light-weight and easily coiled
A Cable You Can Count On - Sync and charge with speed. Whether you need to transfer data or charge the battery
Top comments
topss to sledwich
14 Sep 164#6
It's refreshing to see so many negative (I assume honest in this case) "I received this item at a discount in exchange for my honest review" reviews on Amazon.
Also, eQbit are not on the Apple Certification list, although I understand it's an opt-in system, but why a company who's gone through the vetting procedure wouldn't opt-in is a little strange.
Has anyone yet found an iPhone cable that is long lasting?
I've tried various ones, after a few weeks/months they either keep disconnecting & connecting over and over or say the cable not recognised thing.
pennyfarthing88 to chuckieegg1
17 Sep 16#27
See above
pennyfarthing88
17 Sep 16#26
You'd be better off buying a nylon braided type certified MFI' some of the comments on this thread are comedy gold suggesting MFI is finished - utter nonsense.
Something like this buts it's an add on item if you don't want add on you can get good ones for a couple of pounds more from Amazon
[Apple MFi Certified] LP Lightning Cable (3.3 Feet / 1M) Nylon Braided Lightning to USB Cable Charger & Sync with Aluminum Charger Connector for iPhone 6S Plus 6 Plus SE 5S 5C 5, iPad 2 3 4 Mini, iPad Pro,
iPad Air, iPod Touch and More (Gold) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B012VPWPGI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_O2w3xb9RYQ2HA
delboyd
15 Sep 16#24
Saved me some typing, basically exactly what I meant above.
OrribleHarry
15 Sep 161#23
I do support capitalism but only to the point where jobs are created and a fair and just profit is made, beyond that is just greed.
You're also missing the point, this technology was created as a deliberate act to crush competition by forcing them to gain certification for anything they manufacture, this is both inflating prices for you the consumer and denying smaller companies a slice of the cake. To then go on and evade tax by such enormous proportions is unethical.
As long as people like yourself continue to support such practices then the world will never change.
xeroc
15 Sep 16#22
You've described the state of pretty much any and all intellectual property that has ever existed: it is created to appeal to a market in the hope that they will buy it. This applies to music, books, films, etc., as much as it does to tech gadgets (e.g. Lightning cables). The products work as advertised; it's not like Apple is being fraudulent! They clearly advertise the product, what it does, and how much it costs! If people choose to part with their money in that way, then they are free to do so!
I think you just disagree with capitalism generally, which is fine. It's also fine to use Apple as an example of capitalism 'gone mad'. But, let's not forget that the same ethos applies to more or less every single multinational company in existence. How many 'ethical' and 'fair' multinational companies have you come across in this country? Answer: none, because directors' duties, enshrined in legislation, pretty much demand that they manage in this way (it's called shareholder primacy).
jimcat
15 Sep 16#21
Sold out
OrribleHarry
14 Sep 16#20
This so called "intellectual property" you are referring to was created entirely to earn money from gullible people.
I take you don't care about how "fair" the world is as long as your cable works?
OrribleHarry
14 Sep 16#19
Nothing "Orrible" about wanting to end world poverty.....
Besides that would involve changing my name.
OrribleHarry
14 Sep 161#11
To end world poverty it's estimated to cost $175bn, Apple is projected to be worth $1tn.
Greedy greedy company.
pennyfarthing88 to OrribleHarry
14 Sep 16#12
Oh give it a rest Harry and stop being Orrible :laughing:
sm-1991 to OrribleHarry
14 Sep 16#18
The figure is actually closer to £10 billion, or dollars, the main thing needed is clean water, and jobs.
splender
14 Sep 16#17
Nothing wrong with Apple, it is the British born accountants, tax engineers, management consultants and lawyers who made a dream come true.
splender
14 Sep 16#16
Can anyone print Apple certified, is there a test for fake Claim?
forrest38
14 Sep 161#15
Mfi will not protect your iPhone from suffering power ic damage.
kowalski
14 Sep 161#14
stick with Anker
xeroc
14 Sep 162#13
If you choose to make proprietary cabling/other equipment surely it is best to have a certification programme to ensure that consumers know that what they are purchasing is guaranteed to work?
Further, if others want to use your intellectual property (i.e. in this case, the design of the Lightning interface) in order to profit, is it not fair that Apple, as the creator and owner of that IP, should also stand to benefit?
delboyd
14 Sep 161#10
Does "MFI certified" make anyone hate Apple even more? Vile company.
sledwich
14 Sep 162#3
Mfi is dead now I believe. Some reviews saying this stops working after some time. I assume only Apple make ones that seem to actually work?
brainbug100 to sledwich
14 Sep 162#4
Anker cables are very good from amazon
topss to sledwich
14 Sep 164#6
It's refreshing to see so many negative (I assume honest in this case) "I received this item at a discount in exchange for my honest review" reviews on Amazon.
Also, eQbit are not on the Apple Certification list, although I understand it's an opt-in system, but why a company who's gone through the vetting procedure wouldn't opt-in is a little strange.
But I'd be absolutely astonished if this was legit, the MFI license itself costs more than this cable and lightning cables are going into their usual September constraint so there's very little legit stock out there that needs to be cleared.
OrribleHarry
14 Sep 16#8
MFI Certified = $$ back hander for Apple.
FirePhantom
14 Sep 16#5
Not sure why anyone would wager using a £2 cable surging up to 12 Watts to their £500~£1200 device, MFi certified or not, but heat added anyway.
fubar888 to FirePhantom
14 Sep 16#7
Not sure any cable, certified, genuine apple or other will stop or induce surging to your device. The charger is far more critical in this respect.
+1 for anker cables though, all 3 we use still work perfectly.
Opening post
MFI certified - they don't get much cheaper.
Add on item so maybe useful if your buying over £20
Features
Apple MFi Certified - Apple certified for eqbit Ensure 100% compatibility with any Lightning device.
Perfect Compatibility - Works with Apple iPhone 6 / 6s /6 Plus /6s Plus/ 5 / 5C / 5S, iPad Air,iPad Air 2, iPad Pro, iPad mini, iPod Nano 7th Generation. 3.28feet(1.0 meter). 100% compatible, no warning message.
Superior Quality - Designed to fit into virtually all cases, enjoy lightning-fast data transfer, syncing, and charging
Outstanding Durability - Original 8 Pin connector with a 4200+ bend lifespan, Reversible design, Ultra compact, light-weight and easily coiled
A Cable You Can Count On - Sync and charge with speed. Whether you need to transfer data or charge the battery
Top comments
Also, eQbit are not on the Apple Certification list, although I understand it's an opt-in system, but why a company who's gone through the vetting procedure wouldn't opt-in is a little strange.
Authorized MFi Manufacturing Licensees
You need to tick an NDA for the above :laughing:
Identify counterfeit/uncertified cables
Latest comments (30)
So hopefully if it starts playing up I can get it replaced.
https://griffintechnology.com/intl/premium-braided-lightning-cable-5ft
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-Lightning-Aluminium-Connector-Approved/dp/B00KHPD5HS
Is this the same thing you mean?
Also tried this one.. Same thing.
http://www.juice.co.uk/pages/product/juice-apple-lightning-charge-and-sync-cable/apple-blue?gclid=CNXxl6njmM8CFbYW0woduYQE4A
I've tried various ones, after a few weeks/months they either keep disconnecting & connecting over and over or say the cable not recognised thing.
Something like this buts it's an add on item if you don't want add on you can get good ones for a couple of pounds more from Amazon
[Apple MFi Certified] LP Lightning Cable (3.3 Feet / 1M) Nylon Braided Lightning to USB Cable Charger & Sync with Aluminum Charger Connector for iPhone 6S Plus 6 Plus SE 5S 5C 5, iPad 2 3 4 Mini, iPad Pro,
iPad Air, iPod Touch and More (Gold) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B012VPWPGI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_O2w3xb9RYQ2HA
You're also missing the point, this technology was created as a deliberate act to crush competition by forcing them to gain certification for anything they manufacture, this is both inflating prices for you the consumer and denying smaller companies a slice of the cake. To then go on and evade tax by such enormous proportions is unethical.
As long as people like yourself continue to support such practices then the world will never change.
I think you just disagree with capitalism generally, which is fine. It's also fine to use Apple as an example of capitalism 'gone mad'. But, let's not forget that the same ethos applies to more or less every single multinational company in existence. How many 'ethical' and 'fair' multinational companies have you come across in this country? Answer: none, because directors' duties, enshrined in legislation, pretty much demand that they manage in this way (it's called shareholder primacy).
I take you don't care about how "fair" the world is as long as your cable works?
Besides that would involve changing my name.
Greedy greedy company.
Further, if others want to use your intellectual property (i.e. in this case, the design of the Lightning interface) in order to profit, is it not fair that Apple, as the creator and owner of that IP, should also stand to benefit?
Also, eQbit are not on the Apple Certification list, although I understand it's an opt-in system, but why a company who's gone through the vetting procedure wouldn't opt-in is a little strange.
Authorized MFi Manufacturing Licensees
You need to tick an NDA for the above :laughing:
Identify counterfeit/uncertified cables
But I'd be absolutely astonished if this was legit, the MFI license itself costs more than this cable and lightning cables are going into their usual September constraint so there's very little legit stock out there that needs to be cleared.
+1 for anker cables though, all 3 we use still work perfectly.