Belkin BoostCharge Pro Flex Braided Lightning Cable

Love the magnet that holds the cord up also

This cord is very durable. It is thicker than normal cords. Also to my surprise it has a small magnet so you can stick it where you need to. Works great next to our metal and glass end tables. I like it so much that I bought another one.

The lightning cable I purchased did not perform well with my phone, especially in my car where the connection was unreliable. As a result, I opted to purchase the original Apple lightning cable, which provided a much more stable and reliable connection.

Los b no aterrajes y acabados son de alta calidad, con las zonas de más movimiento reforzadas y terminales elaboradas con precisión. Se aprecia que durará mucho.

I got this to use for my iphone to connect and use carplay, and also to charge. I noticed that when I move my phone or hold it up, it somehow disconnects so easily and I have to take it out and re-plug it to get it connected again. This is very frustrating, so I ordered a replacement in case mine seems to have been defective.

Edit: I got the new one and that has been working perfect for around a month now, so I think the first one I got may have been faulty. I’m glad this works exactly how I wanted to and there is no issues with the connectivity! The cord itself is also very good and sturdy. I took one star off because based on the other reviews, it seems like it’s a hit or miss if you get a good cord or bad cord.

I purchased this to replace a right angle cord purchased on Amazon, a Quickeep carrying ASIN B07M77VT85 which simply would not charge at any decent rate, when it charged at all, which was substantially less than half the time. When it would charge, the Quickeep could not increase the battery level in my iPad if I was charging while using — it would basically just keep up with usage.

This Belkin cord, in contrast, has a very good charging rate, approximately 1%/minute while using the iPad — likely even faster when charging an idle device. It’s a much thicker cord, which some may find objectionable, but that likely means there are larger gauge wires inside the cord. I measure it at 5 mm outside diameter. The end connectors appear well-made, and are straight at both the USB end and the Lightning end. I wish Belkin made a similar cord with a right angle connector at the Lightning end, but it appears they don’t. Perhaps they know something other manufacturers don’t know about the charging rate compromises incurred with an angle connector.

The other matter, of course, is price. One of these Belkin cables costs over twice as much as a three-pack of the Quickeep cables, meaning this is six times as costly. Of course, if the cheaper ones don’t charge, there is no price low enough for them. I just wish these Belkin cables were slightly cheaper.