Bamkey Original iPhone Charger Cable 2M 2Pack Fast Charge [MFi Certified], USB to Lightning Long Charging for 14/13/12/11 Pro Max/XS/8/7/iPad

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Amazon Apple MFi Certified – No Pop-Ups, Full Safety: Officially MFi certified Lightning cable ensures safe and stable charging with no warning messages. Enjoy flawless compatibility with all iOS devices. 2-Pack 2m Cables – Extra Length, Extra Value: Get two 2-meter cables, ideal for home, office, travel, and bedside use. Long enough to charge comfortably anywhere. Fast Charging for All Lightning Devices: Supports fast charging and syncing for iPhone 14 Pro Max, 13, 12 Mini, 11, XS, X, SE, 8, 7, 6, and all iPads with Lightning port. Built to Last – Flexible and Durable: Made with thick copper core and TPE outer shell, tested to withstand over 20,000 bends. Resistant to fraying, breaking, and daily wear. Perfect for iOS Users – Plug & Play Reliability: Charge your iPhone or iPad anywhere—car, office, travel or bed. Reliable connection, smooth syncing, no lag or error.

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Apple MFi Certified – No Pop-Ups, Full Safety: Officially MFi certified Lightning cable ensures safe and stable charging with no warning messages. Enjoy flawless compatibility with all iOS devices. 2-Pack 2m Cables – Extra Length, Extra Value: Get two 2-meter cables, ideal for home, office, travel, and bedside use. Long enough to charge comfortably anywhere. Fast Charging for All Lightning Devices: Supports fast charging and syncing for iPhone 14 Pro Max, 13, 12 Mini, 11, XS, X, SE, 8, 7, 6, and all iPads with Lightning port. Built to Last – Flexible and Durable: Made with thick copper core and TPE outer shell, tested to withstand over 20,000 bends. Resistant to fraying, breaking, and daily wear. Perfect for iOS Users – Plug & Play Reliability: Charge your iPhone or iPad anywhere—car, office, travel or bed. Reliable connection, smooth syncing, no lag or error.


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Brand Bamkey
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  • 0640711541678

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