Kensington USB to Lightning Connector Cables for Charge and Sync Cabinet, 5 Pack (K67864WW) USB to Lightning Cable

These are good quality Kensington cables. They work very well and the USB plug at 90 degrees is very handy idea for ease of use in a small space, with a short cable. And having 5 in the pack means you can place them strategically for wherever you or the family might want to use them. They are very convenient and a good price at just under £12 for 5.

This works awesome, my only complaint is cord management to keep them out of the way. I use this in my classroom to secure and maintain the iPads I have. I even use it as a usb for backing them up.

I have bought 3 Kensington Charge and Sync Cabinet and I have imported them to my country. Of the three units that I have purchased, two of them have left me well but I was surprised that the third unit I received the product of the images that I attached. It isn't a Kensington Charge and Sync Cabinet. I need to give me a solution send me the correct product since it's urgent I have it in my country as soon as possible.

I suppose Kensington know what they're doing pricing these 32cm Lightning cables at a recommended price of sixteen quid each. You get a box of five for a whopping eighty quid. Of course the price you pay on Amazon will be somewhere lower than that, but even if you manage to secure a 50% discount they'll be very expensive. In terms of features the only thing that really stands out is that the USB A plug that you insert into your power source is at right angles to the cable. I suppose there might be some circumstances under which this is more convenient than the cable emerging from the plug in the normal way. If you pull the lead to remove it from the socket then it's not going to come out so willingly. The cable seems robust, the plugs at each do exactly what you'd hope for from a Lightning cable. It's just that you can get a cable for a third of the price, and there's no evidence here that you are getting a bulk discount by purchasing five at once. Finally, I'm happy to report that Kensington have packaged these cables in the simplest of small cardboard boxes. But then each cable is tucked into its own clear plastic bag marked with a recycling 4 which means it's made of LDPE - Low density polyethylene is most found in squeezable bottles, shopping bags, clothing, carpet, frozen food, bread bags, and some food wraps. Some curbside recycling programs pick up this plastic. Plastic #4 rests among the recycling symbols considered to be safe. It is recycled into compost bins, panelling, trash can liners and cans, floor tiles, and shipping envelopes. The total amount of plastic these cables are shipped in is really very small, but it would be possible for Kensington to completely remove plastic from the packaging, which would show a real care for our planet.

the fan in this unit is extremely loud. dont think you are going to put this on your desk. its way too loud to work around.