An iPhone charging cable that you can get for 100 yen. The low price is attractive, but sometimes you can't sync your data or suddenly you can't charge.
However, this time, at Daiso, I found an "Apple-approved" Lightning-USB cable. "MFi certified cable (1m)", 500 yen product.
MFi is an abbreviation for Made for iPhone. The logo on the upper left of the box can only be written by the manufacturer who has a license agreement with Apple Inc., and is a proof that "the electronic accessory is designed exclusively for iPod, iPhone, iPad and meets the performance standards set by Apple".
Not only quick charging by connecting to a USB charging adapter, but also data synchronization by connecting to a PC was possible without problems.
I was able to connect and sync with iTunes
Compared to the conventional 100-level Lightning-USB cable, it looks a lot different.
The inside is a conventional product
The cable is thick, and the connection between the cable and the connection terminal is also solid. It seems that it is difficult for the wire to break or the connection terminal to snap.
Left: MFi certification Right: Conventional product
Left: MFi certification Right: Conventional product
It's 500 yen, which is expensive for Daiso, but from a functional point of view, buy enough! If you are having trouble with the cable you are using, or if you are having trouble synchronizing, please consider introducing it.