USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m) – Fast Charging & Data Sync Cable | Cellora BD

If your old Lightning cable frayed at the connector or your new laptop only has USB-C ports, the USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m) solves both problems in a single wire. It pairs a reversible USB-C plug with an 8-pin Lightning connector, so one cable now bridges your MacBook, Android power bank, or USB-C wall adapter with an iPhone, iPad, or iPod that still uses Apple’s Lightning port.

Why the USB-C end matters more than most buyers realize: Apple began shipping USB-C power adapters and MacBooks years before it moved iPhones to USB-C. A USB-C to Lightning cable is what let a 20W USB-C charger deliver fast charging to a Lightning iPhone in the first place — a USB-A to Lightning cable physically cannot pull the higher wattage that USB-C Power Delivery (PD) enables. If you already own a USB-C charger from a MacBook, iPad, or Android phone, this cable lets you reuse it instead of buying a separate USB-A brick.

Compatibility runs deeper than people expect. Every iPhone from the iPhone 5 through the iPhone 14 series and iPhone SE (3rd generation) uses a Lightning port, not USB-C. That covers a large share of phones still active in Bangladesh, since many iPhone 11, 12, 13, and 14 units are still in daily use, resold, or imported as “used-condition” devices at Jamuna Future Park and similar markets. iPads and iPods that never switched to USB-C also charge and sync through the same Lightning connector, so this single cable covers most of a household’s older Apple devices.

Genuine function depends on Apple’s MFi (“Made for iPhone”) licensing program on the Lightning side. MFi is not a marketing sticker — it is a chip-level authentication built into the Lightning connector that lets iOS confirm the accessory is safe before allowing full-speed charging or data transfer. Uncertified Lightning ends often work at first, then get throttled or blocked after an iOS update, because the phone never received the authentication handshake. This is also why unusually cheap Lightning cables sometimes stop fast-charging within weeks: the internal chip is missing or counterfeit, not just the outer shell.

Buyers should check two things before trusting any Type-C to Lightning cable, regardless of where it’s purchased: first, whether the Lightning end carries MFi authentication; second, whether the seller stands behind the sale with a clear return policy. Cellora BD accepts returns within 48 hours of delivery if a unit arrives damaged, defective, or is the wrong item, provided it’s unused and in original packaging — full terms are on the store’s warranty policy page.

Beyond charging, the same cable carries data. Photos, contacts, and backups can move between an iPhone and a USB-C-equipped Mac or Windows laptop without relying on Wi-Fi or iCloud storage — useful when transferring large video files that would otherwise eat into a limited data plan or cloud quota. The cable also supports a USB-C power bank as a charging source, which is now the most common power bank connector sold in Bangladesh, replacing older USB-A models.

Cable durability is where most complaints originate, and it usually traces back to two habits: bending the cable sharply where it meets the connector housing, and wrapping it tightly around a charger brick for storage. Coiling loosely and unplugging by the connector head rather than pulling the cord extends the working life of any Lightning cable, certified or not.

For anyone replacing a damaged Lightning cable or adding a second one for a bag, car, or office desk, the priority order is: confirm the device still uses Lightning (not USB-C, which started with iPhone 15), confirm the charger on the other end is USB-C, and buy from a seller who backs the sale with a clear, written return policy rather than the lowest listed price alone.

Ordering is straightforward for buyers outside Dhaka too. Cellora BD ships this USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m) nationwide across Bangladesh, alongside walk-in purchase at the Jamuna Future Park store (Level 4, Block B, Shop No. 4B-022C1-C2) for anyone who wants to inspect the connector and packaging before paying. Customers can also confirm stock, price, and delivery time by emailing info@cellorabd.com or messaging Cellora BD’s WhatsApp Business line before placing an order.

4. Technical Specifications

Wattage, material, and colour not found on any indexed Cellora BD page for this exact SKU — excluded rather than guessed.

5. Key Features

• Reversible USB-C connector — plugs in either way, no fumbling in the dark.

• Lightning connector works with any Apple device that still uses a Lightning port.

• One cable replaces both a charging cable and a data-transfer cable.

• Compatible with USB-C wall chargers, laptops, and USB-C power banks as the power source.

• 1-meter length is long enough for desk or bedside charging without a separate extension.

6. Compatibility

iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone SE (3rd generation), iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11, iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone SE (1st generation)

7. What’s in the Box

1 x USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m)

8. Warranty Information

Returns are accepted within 48 hours of delivery if the item arrives damaged, defective, or wrong, or if it’s unused in original packaging. Returns can be made by courier or in person at the Jamuna Future Park store. Full terms: cellorabd.com/warranty-policy

9. Authenticity Information

Cellora BD is a physical retailer at Jamuna Future Park, Dhaka (Level 4, Block B, Shop 4B-022C1-C2), reachable at info@cellorabd.com, with an indexed storefront covering Apple and Samsung accessories. For any USB-C to Lightning cable, buyers can independently confirm Lightning-side MFi authentication through Apple’s official MFi licensee listings before relying on it for daily fast charging.

10. Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a USB-C to Lightning cable to charge my iPhone?
Yes. Any iPhone with a Lightning port (iPhone 5 through iPhone 14 series, plus iPhone SE 1st–3rd generation) can charge from a USB-C to Lightning cable connected to a USB-C power adapter, USB-C power bank, or a USB-C port on a laptop.

Which iPhones still use a Lightning port instead of USB-C?
The iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, and iPhone SE (3rd generation) were the last new iPhones sold with Lightning. Every iPhone 5 through 14 series model, along with the SE 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation, uses Lightning. iPhone 15 and later switched to USB-C.

Does the USB-C end of this cable work with Android phones?
The USB-C end physically fits Android chargers and power banks, but the Lightning end only communicates with Apple devices. No power or data passes to the Lightning connector unless it’s plugged into an iPhone, iPad, or iPod, so this cable cannot charge an Android phone from both ends.

How can I tell if a Lightning cable is genuine or MFi certified?
Apple’s MFi (Made for iPhone) program requires an authentication chip inside the Lightning connector. Uncertified cables often charge slowly or trigger an “accessory not supported” warning after an iOS update.

What is the difference between a USB-C to Lightning cable and a USB-A to Lightning cable?
A USB-C to Lightning cable supports USB Power Delivery (PD), which lets a compatible USB-C charger fast-charge a Lightning iPhone at higher wattage. A USB-A to Lightning cable is limited to standard USB-A output and charges more slowly, even with the same iPhone.