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I purchased The Friendly Swede's 3 pack of 30-pin cables to replace the Apple cables that came with both of my iPad 3’s and 2nd gen iPod.First and foremost, this company earned mad respect from me before the cables ever arrived in the mail. They sent me an email thanking me for the purchase, informing me of the generous lifetime warranty and assuring me they would do whatever it takes to make sure I am 100% happy with the product. This is the first email like this I have received from ANY seller on Amazon.Next, I love that the cables are 6.5’ long yet my devices’ ability to charge quickly and easily has not been compromised in the least by the length as I have experienced with other cables in the past. It’s a huge plus to no longer have such a close personal relationship with a wall outlet. This makes it SO much more comfortable to read in bed. Also, they are thicker than the junky cables that come with my iDevices, making them far less likely to get pinched, torn or otherwise damaged. What’s more, these cables are M-fi certified, which gives me peace of mind that I’m not just getting some cheap crap that isn’t going to allow my devices to charge properly or possibly cause overheating.I successfully use them with the Qicent Dual Port Wall Charger, the PowerGen Dual USB Wall Charger, and the USB connectors in my vehicles and can get a full charge more than twice as fast as the cables that came with my iPad and iPod.The only issue I had is that they come loose from the devices too easily, however, I informed the company of this and they replaced them, no questions asked. The new set of cables fit much more snuggly and now require just the right amount of tug for them to come out of my devices.The Friendly Swede cables - and the company - are miles apart in quality and value from any other iDevice cable I have owned, including Griffin and Apple itself.

Used in conjunction with the Aukey USB cigarette plug also purchased at same time, the length needed for charging my phone in the car in my iOtti holder, it keeps the battery at least as charged as it was when my trip started. Other lengths allow me to keep a couple devices charging from my laptop utilizing multiple USB ports.Unsure if the 90+ degree day and bright sun through the windshield caused it alone, or the warned about possibility of overheating alone, but 2x on 90+ degree days, my phone has unexpectedly shut down and a never before seen overheating battery warning has come on. This has been just in the past week. On the hottest days, I will be leery of charging the phone for more than 10 minutes at a time on a bright sunny day.

I never realized that different cables could charge my devices so differently, but started to notice that some usb cables I had never worked as well as others when plugged into the same AC adapters. I downloaded a battery widget app for my android phone and compared some of the cables to find they do indeed vary a lot. some of them wern't good enough to charge when my screen was on!So I looked around, and found these, they looked good in theory, and the 5-pack has a good price, so I tried them out. I tested their voltage in the same way as before and they blew everything else out of the water. I now use these charging cords for all my chargers, at home, at work, and for my car charger. Everything is working much better than before.They do not work for data transfer, but that's easy to remember because of the red coloring inside the connector. They seem durable, and pretty well built so far. Highly recommended.

This is a review of the EasyAcc 5 Pack Quick Charging CableI've always had a problem charging my Galaxy S4 in my car. Running the GPS on my phone would either: a.) drain my phone slowly though it indicated it was charing or b.) Charge slowly. I've used different car chargers and USB cables but it could never charge my phone at the maximum rate: 1900mA (the highest reading I got from various apps using AC chargers). I even tried the chargers and cables on different cars, but still no luck. I've used the cables that were bundled with the car chargers, the factory provided cables and I've even made a a hacked "charge-only USB cable". There are occasions that I'd get the full 1900mA, but on average I'd only pull 900-1100 from the charger.The charger that I'm currently using is the Romoss Ranger17 / AU17 with a maximum output 17W that I purchased on sale from a local store.Frustrated, I eventually decided try out the EasyAcc cables and I can say that I was not disappointed with my purchase. Swapping out my cables for the EasyAcc cables, I immediately got the maximum charging speed from the car charger. After repeated tests of plugging in my phone, I can say that I get maximum charging speed almost 95% of the time.Having also recently purchased an Anker 60W 6-port desktop USB charger, I got the 5-pack. The longest cable I used in my car, and the other cables I use on the Anker charger or on the factory chargers to make sure I get the fastest charge possible. I can get the maximum 1900mA rate even when using my laptop's USB port versus the 460mA using a standard USB cable. The picture shows the length of the shortest cable and the charge rate when using the EasyAcc cable connected to the laptop.Other comments:- The cable itself is thicker than the standard USB cables that I own but yet remains just as flexible as the other cables.- Pick the length you need in the 5 pack to reduce cable clutter on your desk- Excellent when paired with the Anker 60W 6-port desktop USB charger