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Lightning Connector: This is the connector that plugs into the iPhone. The Lightning connector is a proprietary connector developed by Apple specifically for its iOS devices, including iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is reversible, meaning it can be inserted into the iPhone's Lightning port in either orientation.
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USB Connector: The other end of the cable usually features a USB Type-A connector, USB Type-C connector, or sometimes both. The USB connector plugs into a power adapter, computer, or other USB-compatible devices. USB Type-A connectors are standard on many older chargers and computers, while USB Type-C connectors are becoming more common in newer devices.
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Cable: The cable itself is typically made of a durable material such as rubber or braided nylon to withstand regular use and prevent tangling. It comes in various lengths to suit different needs, ranging from a few inches to several feet long.
