Lightning Cable eSTUFF ES602270-BULK 2m White MFI Certified

The eSTUFF ES602270-BULK Lightning cable is a 2 m MFi certified cable for charging and data transfer with Apple devices that use a Lightning connector. The cable is part of eSTUFF's INFINITE line and is produced with recycled materials certified to the Global Recycled Standard. It is lightweight (50 g), white in colour and designed for daily use.

Advantages

The cable uses 100% GRS-certified post-consumer recycled TPE for plugs and jacket and 100% GRS-certified recycled PE for conductor insulation (Intertek 233481). Packaging is plastic-free, made from FSC-certified paper printed with solvent-free soy ink. Connectors are laser-welded and reinforced for high durability, able to withstand over 35,000 180° bends, while the integrated Kevlar increases pull strength to over 50 kg. The super-soft material provides high flexibility and resists tangling. MFi certification ensures compatibility and reliable performance with Apple devices.

Suitable for

• Charging iPhone, iPad and other Apple devices with Lightning connector
• Data transfer between Apple devices and computers (USB 2.0)
• Everyday use at home, office or while travelling

Key specifications

• Connector: Lightning
• USB version: USB 2.0
• Cable length: 2 m
• Weight: 0.05 kg
• Colour: White
• Certification: MFi certified, Global Recycled Standard (materials), Intertek 233481

How to use

Connect the Lightning end to your Apple device and the USB end to a compatible power adapter, computer or USB power source. For charging, use a power adapter of appropriate output for your device. For data transfer, connect the USB end to a computer with a compatible USB port. Avoid forcing connectors into ports; insert and remove straight to protect the cable and device connectors.

Recommendations

Store the cable loosely coiled to preserve flexibility. Avoid sharp bends near the connectors and exposure to excessive heat or liquids. Use original or certified power adapters for optimal charging performance and device safety.