Coiled Lightning Cable, iPhone Charger Cable 3FT for Car, 2 Pack [Apple MFi Certified] 3 Feet Lightning Cord Compatible with iPhone14/13/12/11 Pro Max/XS MAX/XR/XS/X/8/7/Plus/6S iPad/iPod- Black

These chargers charge very quick and efficient, they are not too big and are a perfect size for cars. I have these chargers in my car and the fact that they may stretch adds a lot more accessibility to what I can do and what my passengers may do. They are durable and a great value for your money.

Works great! Perfect length.

great to have in your vehicle. no long cords to worry about. charge your phone quickly and takes up a small space. durable to-date and the ends don't bend, so they should last a while.

I needed an Apple "certified" cable that is approx. one foot in length to connect my I-phone to a motorcycle app that has Apple Carplay on it. It says I need an Apple supplied cable. So...I did what most people do...search for an Apple certified cable, since the one that came with the phone is too long. Found this cable that is "Apple certified". Wrong. This cable does everything a lightning cable will do...except Carplay. Will not work. As soon as I replaced this cable with the three foot long cable that came with my I-phone, Carplay immediately worked. Remove the cable and replace with this one...nothing. Replaced with another non-Apple supplied lightning cable...nothing. Again, back to the Apple three foot lightning cable...it worked. I assume there is a data connection in the Apple cable that they do not allow other manufacturers to have. Other than this issue - this cable is excellent, the coil keeps things tidy, and it charges the phone perfectly. I removed one star only due to the Carplay issue.

I use my phone in my car all the time. Having a curly cord means that I can have a longer cord in a much shorter space. It’s out of the way, and I don’t accidentally suck it up with the vacuum cleaner when I’m washing my car. So this is the car cord, I have a spare, and I don’t care what kind of cord it is it’ll probably last me 6 to 8 months and then I’ll use the second one.For me, the thing they always talk about with cord breakage is that the head of the cord is bent so often that it disconnects from the charger part. I’ve owned it iPhone for about 10 or 12 years, that has never happened to me. What always happens to me is After so many times of putting it in and taking it out, it’s like the actual charger part doesn’t engage with the phone anymore. Like it’s worn thin. And then almost always happens between six and eight months. I can’t imagine why this would be different.

Well, I wasn’t sure how I felt about the cil on this cable. I am used to one that was just short and straight. But I’ve been using this in my car and it’s very handy, when I do need to pick the phone up off the seat and glance at it it just stretches toward me instead of getting caught up on things and surprisingly I ended up using the second one indoors. I usually use a magnet to charge my iPhone in the house, but once I plugged in the coil, it was simply easier to grab it and I think it was faster, but I haven’t tested it so I don’t know for sure. All in all I’m happy with this product.

We RV about 200 days of the year, pulling a Travel Trailer. For safety, we usually have several navigation devices/programs running at the same time. Power cords are everywhere and being just a bit OCD, it drives me crazy so when I saw similar cables on an Overland Channel I thought why not give them a try. GREAT decision, very pleased with the construction, how when connected with our navigation devices, everything looks neat. When not in use they coil out of the way.

We got these cords to replace the Apple cord in our car that wore out. These do not work in the car what so ever unfortunately. The connection is so spotty that it’s more frustrating than anything. They work well enough for regular charging I guess. Overall not the best quality.