1. Does the 'AmazonBasics Apple Certified Lightning to USB Cable' fit when the case is on? 2. What about an AUX cable?
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For your first question you should have no issues the case provides more than enough room for the lightning cable and as well as AUX they both have enough room with more than enough protection.
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I don't believe this version is certified, as I'm having the same issue with my 5s. Try out the "AmazonBasics USB A to Lightning Compatible Cable (4 inch/10 CM)"; I've got this cable also, and it's working fine with the new phone.
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I'm able to plug my Apple Lightning connector (with the case on my phone) without any issues. I'm not sure if the Lightening-to-30pin adapter requires anything special or not....
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Hello,Thank you for your question. Connector to the battery case is Micro USB. This product carries Made for iPhone Certification and Apple does not allow a lightning connection unless it is directly connected to the iPhone.
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I use this cable with an external hard drive loaded with music. It's not made to play music off of a phone. You need a different cable for that. I have a separate cable that connects to the dock connector on my iPhone 4S. I don't know if they make a cable yet for the Lightning connector on the iPhone 5/5S.
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Yes, it has a lightning connector on top. It is also compatible with Airplay. If you want to connect it directly to the unit on top as pictured, you will have to remove the case first if you have one. If you are sure you want to buy a B&W; unit, make sure that the vendor is an authorized B&W; vendor, otherwise, B&W; will not honor the warranty. Check their website first.
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this is usb nothing like the new lighting cable as far as i know. Do you have a change over cable? Apple Lightning to USB Cable
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when I purchased this item, it came with what you see in this picture... A box with two cables protruding from each side. You still need to use your own lightning cable to plug into the usb side. The other side connects to the back of the unit. You also need an Apple iPhone VGA adapter... so, it looks like this... the two cables on the left in the pic plug into the back of the unit... The two cables on the right plug into the iphone with the iPhone VGA adapter and your iphone lightning cable. I hope that helps, it took me a while to figure it all out too...
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You need aux cable to play music, lightning connector will charge, but if you don't plug aux cable then music will only play through phone speaker and not car's
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NO, the cable is apparently "BASIC" and doesn't charge new apple products. It only charges "other lightning" products. Avoid.
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Yes it handles both. I've had mine for awhile and love it. Just make sure you don't order the Amazon Lightning cables. The head is too big for it and it won't fit flush, you have to get the real Apple ones.
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I'm not familiar with that cable from Amazon. However, the standard Apple cable fits easily into the port with plenty of clearance. So, I would expect no issues with cable fit (unless the lightening end is oversized with excessive plastic.
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First, that wasn't really a question. Second, you are asking an "Amazon Customer Review", which would be like "Did you like this product?" "Was the cable well made?". If you need tech support, ask your question with Apple support, or contact the cable manufacture directly. You are asking the wrong type of question in the wrong place.
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I'm not 100% sure what a MFI cable is (sorry), but what I do know I use an Amazon Lightning cable and it fits perfectly. I have an additional 12 South in my bedroom and use the standard Apple lightning cable without issue.
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I guess the first thing I should confirm for you is that this cable works with the latest IOS devices. Some of the off-brand cables won't because they don't have the certified electronic components built into the head to be recognized by the device. Next, I don't have an Otterbox Defender case. But, I compared this cable with the original from Apple. This cable's lightning connector is less than 1/32 of an inch wider. Only very slightly wider. Hopefully that will help you decide. If the Otterbox opening is exact, it may not work, but if there is some room around the sides with the original cable connected, you may be okay. Good luck! I guess the first thing I should confirm for you is that this cable works with the latest IOS devices. Some of the off-brand cables won't because they don't have the certified electronic components built into the head to be recognized by the device. Next, I don't have an Otterbox Defender case. But, I compared this cable with the original from Apple. This cable's lightning connector is less than 1/32 of an inch wider. Only very slightly wider. Hopefully that will help you decide. If the Otterbox opening is exact, it may not work, but if there is some room around the sides with the original... » Read More I guess the first thing I should confirm for you is that this cable works with the latest IOS devices. Some of the off-brand cables won't because they don't have the certified electronic components built into the head to be recognized by the device. Next, I don't have an Otterbox Defender case. But, I compared this cable with the original from Apple. This cable's lightning connector is less than 1/32 of an inch wider. Only very slightly wider. Hopefully that will help you decide. If the Otterbox opening is exact, it may not work, but if there is some room around the sides with the original cable connected, you may be okay. Good luck! « Show Less
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It's a little larger than the Apple cable, based on a comparison of a genuine Apple cable and this one. On the lightning end of the cable, the plastic around the Anker is about 2mm longer, 1 mm wider, and 1 mm thicker than the Apple cable. That being said, it fits in a Pong rugged case which has a very close fit for the lightning port. The USB end is also a bit larger than the Apple cable, in case that matters, too.
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It will not interfere with the apple earbuds or sync/charger cord that comes with the phone. If you use a cable adapter (such as the 30 pin to lightning that Apple sells) then this won't fit, and if you use headphones that have an L shape at the headphone jack, then this too will likely not fit.