Tripp Lite 3ft Safe-IT USB-C to Lightning Sync/Charge Cable Lt Blue M102AB003SLB

USB-C Cable Charges and Syncs Your Latest-Generation iPhone, iPad and iPod
This Safe-IT™ sync/charge cable (M/M) connects your iPhone, iPad or iPod to the USB-C port on a computer, MacBook, Chromebook, Windows laptop, car charger or wall charger. It allows you to charge and power your Apple device while simultaneously syncing and transferring photos, MP3s and other important files at USB 2.0 data transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps. The cable is backward compatible with previous USB generations, allowing you to use it with older equipment.

Innovative Soft Cable Jacket Prevents Tangles, Allows Flexible Bends
Very flexible for convenient on-the-go connections, the ultra-soft silicone-layered jacket avoids nasty tangles in your backpack or laptop bag and feels nice to the touch. Plus, it bends easily for connecting to devices in tight spaces or around obstacles.

Provides Extra Protection Against Certain Bacteria
The molded connectors and jacket are constructed using an antibacterial material that is effective in inhibiting Escherichia coli (E. coli) and Staphylococcus aureus (staph). This added protection makes this Safe-IT cable an ideal solution for medical facilities, schools, businesses, restaurants/kitchens and anywhere else that needs extra protection against bacteria.

MFi-Certified for Broad Device Compatibility
The 20V 3A (60W) Lightning cable is MFi-certified for use with the latest generation of iPhone, iPad and iPod devices. The C94 Lightning connector pairs with an Apple 18W power adapter for optimal charging performance with an iPad Pro, iPad Air or iPhone. Integral strain relief gives the cable extra flexibility, reduces stress and helps the cable move freely without cracking or breaking loose from the connector.

Light Blue Jacket Helps Avoid Misidentification That Can Cause Costly Downtime
The USB cable has a light blue jacket, which is easy to identify quickly in a crowded charging station and helps prevent the cable from becoming accidentally disconnected.