Tripp Lite U026-016 USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable 16 ft
- USB A to USB A
- USB 2.0
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A 6 ft braided USB-A to Lightning cable with double the copper of a leading value cable for faster charging, MFi-certified connector, and extended strain relief
This six-foot Ventev cable connects a USB-A port to an Apple Lightning device. The braided fabric jacket resists tangling and the reinforced strain relief protects the junction where cables usually fail. It is built for anyone who needs a durable, MFi-certified link for iPhone, iPad or iPod charging and syncing.
The USB-A interface caps charging current at the host port’s rating, so maximum speed depends on the charger or computer port you plug into. Data moves at USB 2.0 rates, which is sufficient for backups and media transfer but slower than modern USB-C alternatives. The Lightning end is locked to Apple’s proprietary protocol and will not fit USB-C or Micro-USB devices.
The gray braided exterior adds abrasion resistance and keeps the cable from knotting in a bag or pocket. Extended moulded collars at both ends absorb bending stress at the most vulnerable points, reducing the risk of exposed wires. MFi certification guarantees the 8-pin connector meets Apple’s mechanical and electrical standards for reliable daily insertion.
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The 6 ft braided length gives enough reach to use an iPhone while it charges from a wall outlet or laptop USB-A port across a desk or nightstand.
Thicker conductors reduce resistance so the cable can deliver the maximum current the iPhone and power adapter negotiate without voltage drop slowing the charge.
Yes — the USB-A connector caps data at USB 2.0 rates and charging at the adapter's USB-A output, so it will not reach the faster USB-C Power Delivery speeds newer iPhones support.
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