Lightning
What Is a Lightning Connector?
The Lightning connector was introduced in 2012 with the arrival of the iPhone 5 and, shortly thereafter, the iPad 4. It remains the standard way to both charge them and connect them to other devices such as a laptop, although some devices, such as the 2018 iPad Pro, might use USB-C instead of Lightning as its standard connector.
The cable itself is small with a thin Lightning adapter on one side and a standard USB-A adapter on the other. The Lightning connector is 80 percent smaller than the 30-pin connector it replaced and is fully reversible, which means it doesn't matter which way the connector is facing when you plug it into the Lightning port.
EMC HEADPHONE-LTG Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter

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Rode SC19 USB-C to Lightning Cable, 5ft

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Rode SC21 USB-C to Lightning Cable, 11.8in

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Rode SC15 Lightning to USB-C RA Cable, 11.8in

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Gruv Gear CBL-APPL-6INBLK OKTANE™ Charging Cable - Lightning to USB-A, 6in, Black

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Hosa CBL-APPL-6FTBLK OKTANE™ Charging Cable - Lightning to USB-A, 6ft, Black

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