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apple cables are all poorly made and 3rd party ones are always better.
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Shaggar posted:apple cables are all poorly made and 3rd party ones are always better. what's a good third party one? is there one with the connector as thin as the apple one?
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DaNzA posted:what's a good third party one? is there one with the connector as thin as the apple one? anker seems pretty nice, they are have serial numbers and anker support is suppose to be good, 3ft only though
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support for a cable
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Dec 2, 2014 00:29
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monoprice FTW
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CYBER MONDAY LIGHTNING CABLES http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=112&cp_id=11213&cs_id=1083101&p_id=11541&seq=1&format=2
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holy moley @ these savings
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Dec 2, 2014 00:47
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pagancow posted:"normal use" for a lot of people is wrapping the cable around the unit as tight as possible while still plugged in. this is how they get frayed they should be designed as such
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because of apples moronic way of usin the data lines and some resistors to confirm that you've got legit charger [easy to fake] it makes the cables fail for charging very easy, even if the power lines are fine gently caress heads
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*catches fire*
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