Aries Mfg GP-XL-BRD-L Usb Lightning Cable 10ft Mfi

Product Description

The ARIES MFG GP-XL-BRD-L is a 10-foot braided USB to Apple Lightning cable designed for charging and data syncing with Lightning-equipped Apple devices. The cable carries MFI (Made for iPhone/iPad/iPod) certification, which means it has passed Apple's hardware and software validation process to eliminate error prompts and reduce the risk of accessory-related device faults. The braided outer jacket adds mechanical durability over standard PVC-sleeved cables. At 10 feet, it provides useful reach in work vehicles, service vans, or fixed workstation setups where a standard 3-foot or 6-foot cable falls short.

This cable is suited for any setting where a reliable, longer-than-standard Lightning connection is needed. It works with newer iPhone, iPad, and iPod models that use the Lightning connector. The cable draws power from any USB Type-A port, including computer USB ports, wall adapters, and in-vehicle USB outlets, making it practical for technicians who charge devices across multiple environments throughout the workday.

Key Features

• MFI certified — eliminates accessory error messages on compatible Apple devices
• 10-foot cable length for extended reach in vehicles or fixed workspaces
• Braided jacket construction for added abrasion and flex resistance over standard cables
• Supports both charging and data syncing over a single cable
• Compatible with any standard USB Type-A power source or adapter

Compatibility

Designed for use with newer iPhone, iPad, and iPod models equipped with Apple Lightning connectors. Functions with any USB Type-A charging source including computer ports and standard USB wall or vehicle adapters.

Installation Notes

No tools or licensed trade installation required. Connect the USB Type-A end to a powered USB port and the Lightning end to the device. Ensure the Lightning connector is fully seated before charging or syncing. Inspect the braided jacket periodically for fraying near the connector strain reliefs, as damage in those areas can affect cable performance.