MFi stands for "Made for iPhone/iPad/iPod." It's Apple's official licensing program. When a product is MFi Certified, it means it contains an **official authentication chip** from Apple. This chip ensures 100% safety, prevents overheating, and guarantees flawless compatibility with your device and all future iOS updates.
Yes, but the cable type matters. Our **USB-C to Lightning** cables are designed for Power Delivery (PD) and will fast charge your iPhone 8 or newer (from 0% to 50% in about 30 minutes) when paired with a PD-compatible wall charger. Our standard **USB-A to Lightning** cables will charge your device safely at its fastest-possible *standard* speed.
Uncertified cables are a gamble. They lack the Apple authentication chip, which often leads to the "Accessory Not Supported" error, slow charging speeds, and failure to sync data. More dangerously, they lack proper voltage regulation and can overheat, damaging your iPhone's battery or charging port—a very expensive repair.
Absolutely. Because they are MFi Certified, our cables are specifically designed to work safely with your Apple device. The authentication chip communicates with your iPhone or iPad to deliver the precise, stable amount of power it needs, protecting your battery from damage and ensuring long-term health.
"MFi cable" refers to any cable that has Apple's **Lightning connector** (the end that plugs into your iPhone). A "Type-C" (or USB-C) cable is the newer, oval-shaped connector found on MacBooks, Android phones, and the iPhone 15. We sell MFi cables that are **USB-A to Lightning** (the classic style) and **USB-C to Lightning** (the modern, fast-charging style).
