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White 6 Foot USB Charge and Sync Cable Cord for iPod, iPhone, iPad (Bulk Packaging)

List Price: $16.99
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Product Features:

Convenient extra-long 6-foot iPhone/iPod cable ideal for usage while charging in bed, cars, hotel rooms, and more

Compatible with iPhone, iPhone 1G, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S; iPod nano 1G, 2G; iPod mini; iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, 5.5G; iPod touch; IPhone 4 (Bumper), iPad, iPad 2 - Works with ALL iPods / iPhones / iPads with the exception of the iPod Shuffle

USB charge and/or sync compatible. 1 Year Warranty. Designed to work with iPhone 4 bumper case, not guaranteed to work with any other types of cases at this point in time.

Works with Mac, PC, iPod/iPhone Docks, and more. Supports USB 1.1 and 2.0

High quality copper cabling inside provides medium for stable data exchange. Where generics with copper clad steel fail for syncing, this cable holds up.

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Customer Reviews:

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I will compare 2 similar cords from different suppliers at different prices. Purchase date was 11/29/2011.

My wife was complaining that the charge cord for her iPad2 was too short so, as usual, I checked Amazon to see what was out there and since I wanted a longer cord for my iPhone I thought I'd get one for me, too. So, I ordered 2 long (6 ft.) cords and got them from different suppliers to see what worked better. I ordered the cords from RND ($10.99) and from Gator ($3.79).

These cords are virtually identical and the build quality on both appeared very good. They both connected solidly to the iPad2 and iPhone 3GS and syncing worked everytime. (One other cord I had purchased some time back from a different vendor did not always prompt a sync with iTunes when plugged in.)

The only visible differences:
>>The cable on the cheaper (Gator) cord was just a bit thinner and more flexible, which actually was a bit favorable in my view. I cannot speak to long-term,travel-type, use in-and-out of a briefcase, etc. as we use them for overnight charging and powering devices in use when the battery may be running low.

>>The cheaper (Gator) cord is about 8 inches longer than the RND.

Bottom line: Both of these cords work fine for me so I recommend you get the cheaper one. If long-term use shows a problem, I'll update this review.

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