Can I still use my old Lightning cable? You don't have to do anything different if you’re using an iPhone or AirPods that use a lightning connector. No, you don’t need Apple’s $29 USB-C to ...

Lightning cables aren't obsolete just yet. iPhone 14 (released in 2022) will receive hardware and service support for up to seven years or until parts run out, according to Apple's support page ...

But for all its strengths, there’s one thing Apple’s connector isn’t: universal. In 2022, most of our devices use a reversible, versatile port to charge and connect — and it’s not Lightning.

Apple may now have a solution that could also protect any kind of cable. Apple is never going to say that Lightning cables have a death wish, but it has come close in a newly revealed patent ...

Apple's Lightning to USB cable is worth picking up as a second charging option for a latest generation iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. But cheaper options are available.

After more than seven years, it could soon be time to bid farewell to Apple’s lightning charging cable. The company may ditch the charging cable and port on its premium iPhone models in 2021 ...

Apple is ditching the Lightning chargers, which have powered every iPhone since 2012, with the upcoming iPhone 15 models and will instead adopt the more universal USB-C cables that can charge ...

We then select factors that help to define different use cases, such as aux cables with standard 3.5mm connectors, RCA connectors for home theater setups, and Lightning connectors for Apple devices.

If you’ve just bought one of Apple’s new iPhone 15 models with its new USB-C port, you might suddenly find yourself with a drawer full of seemingly useless Lightning cables.

Lightning cables aren't obsolete just yet. iPhone 14 (released in 2022) will receive hardware and service support for up to seven years or until parts run out, according to Apple's support page ...