Is iPhone 4/4s not showing the compatibility warning when cable plugged in into wall charger?
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...haven't gotten any compatibility warnings with this cable thus far. I use it with a car charger, as well as with a wall charger.
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I have not had that problem with this cable; I have experienced that with other knock-off no name brand cables I bought prior to purchasing this one. I have had this one for 3 or 4 months now with no issues. I hope you find this information helpful! September ~ AlteredAttic.com ;-)
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I am using it for the iPad1-3 and it works great. Don't know about 4/4S, we have 5C/5S using the lightning connector.
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I have not had that problem with this cable; I have experienced that with other knock-off no name brand cables I bought prior to purchasing this one. I have had this one for 3 or 4 months now with no issues. I hope you find this information helpful!September ~ AlteredAttic.com ;-)
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Yes. They don't give you a plug for the wall. Or you use the usb plug to a pc or you use the usb for the iphone charger and plug it to the wall. Hope it helps you.
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Kevin - I just used the charger cable that came with my iPhone. I even used a cheap ($3.15) 10 foot 3rd party cable I bought online and it worked. If the actual iphone data cable that came with the phone isn't working I'm afraid to say it, but you might gave a defective case. :-(
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Not an answer, just another person who would like to know the same thing- why am I getting this warning for my iPhone 5c and why does it charge intermittently instead of every time I plug it in?
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Mine only came with a USB charger. To wall charge I hear you can use an Apple converter, so hope that works.
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I was in touch with T&S; to ask the same question. Since iOS 7 isn't out yet, they don't know, but they said they'd replace any of these cables if they don't.
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Works perfectly fine as plug'n'play on my wife's iphone 4S that has NOT been updated to the new iOS 8. Shows the desktop & everything. It does not work with my 4S because I installed the new iOS which allows Apple to screw me out of using this non-Apple accessory ("This iphone does not support this device")
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This is the cable only. The other piece of the equation is a unit that is plugged into an electric outlet to accept the usb end of this cable. The other end of third lightening cable gets plugged into the phone, of course. So I would say no to your question. Usually new iPhones include both the cable and the charger. Maybe he lost his. There are "generic" usb chargers (not specifically made by Apple) but you have to watch the specs as they may not charge the phone as rapidly as the Apple spec'd chargers. Just search on Amazon for iphone chargers. He may want the cable too, not sure from your question, so I would get both. The are not expensive. This is the cable only. The other piece of the equation is a unit that is plugged into an electric outlet to accept the usb end of this cable. The other end of third lightening cable gets plugged into the phone, of course. So I would say no to your question. Usually new iPhones include both the cable and the charger. Maybe he lost his. There are "generic" usb chargers (not specifically made by Apple) but you have to watch the specs as they may not charge the phone as rapidly as the Apple spec'd chargers. Just search on Amazon for iphone chargers. He may want the cable too, not... » Read More This is the cable only. The other piece of the equation is a unit that is plugged into an electric outlet to accept the usb end of this cable. The other end of third lightening cable gets plugged into the phone, of course. So I would say no to your question. Usually new iPhones include both the cable and the charger. Maybe he lost his. There are "generic" usb chargers (not specifically made by Apple) but you have to watch the specs as they may not charge the phone as rapidly as the Apple spec'd chargers. Just search on Amazon for iphone chargers. He may want the cable too, not sure from your question, so I would get both. The are not expensive. « Show Less
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I have no answer since I had no problem. The charger worked with my new iPhone and my iPad. I have only used it one time.
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Unfortunately that depends on the charger. My Apple supplied cable seems to connect just fine. However, I have to take the bumper off to charge using a third party lightning cable that I bought. I also have to remove the bumper in order to dock my phone on my iHome iDL100 alarm clock. The daily removal of the bumper from the phone has taken it's toll on my bumper. It's now cracked by the volume buttons and the bottom right corner has torn.
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Yes, the charger is specific to the hardware (iPhone or iPad) not the software on the device.
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I doubt the cable is Apple certified as Apple is VERY stingy about that. But it works flawlessly charging and syncing data.
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I don't know about iPhones beyond Apple using proprietary connectors ... The At-A-Glance box description does list iPhone and iPod as supported.Can you charge your iPhone from a computer? If so, this charger will work. It has a USB A connector, so if you have a USB A to iPhone cable, it will charge at the USB standard 500 mA. Manufacturers use different, incompatible, ways of signaling that the charger is able to provide more than 500 mA so you your phone might charge slower than with an Apple charger but at the same speed that your phone charges from a computer. An Apple charger probably provides 1,000 mA or 1,500 mA. I don't know about iPhones beyond Apple using proprietary connectors ... The At-A-Glance box description does list iPhone and iPod as supported.Can you charge your iPhone from a computer? If so, this charger will work. It has a USB A connector, so if you have a USB A to iPhone cable, it will charge at the USB standard 500 mA. Manufacturers use different, incompatible, ways of signaling that the charger is able to provide more than 500 mA so you your phone might charge slower than with an Apple charger but at the same speed that your phone charges from a computer. An Apple... » Read More I don't know about iPhones beyond Apple using proprietary connectors ... The At-A-Glance box description does list iPhone and iPod as supported.Can you charge your iPhone from a computer? If so, this charger will work. It has a USB A connector, so if you have a USB A to iPhone cable, it will charge at the USB standard 500 mA. Manufacturers use different, incompatible, ways of signaling that the charger is able to provide more than 500 mA so you your phone might charge slower than with an Apple charger but at the same speed that your phone charges from a computer. An Apple charger probably provides 1,000 mA or 1,500 mA. « Show Less
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I don't know about iOS7 upgrade, but I have a Belkin Wall Charger that I use with my iPhone5 and I have never had a problem with it.
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It cannot charge the iphone 4 with the (junky) cable provided. However, the charger has 2 USB ports. If you have a iphone 4 compatible cable, you could insert it into one of the USB ports to charge the iphone 4.
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Mine did not come with a chsrger , I assumed it was a misprint . I haven't updated my iOS yet in my 5 and it still chages fine from multiple chargers . It sounds like the car charger that came with thst might have failed . Some chargers use a fuse in the plug that fits into a 12V socket. That's where I would start assuming that the phone charges properly on other chargers (110V)
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This is the cable only. The other piece of the equation is a unit that is plugged into an electric outlet to accept the usb end of this cable. The other end of third lightening cable gets plugged into the phone, of course. So I would say no to your question. Usually new iPhones include both the cable and the charger. Maybe he lost his. There are "generic" usb chargers (not specifically made by Apple) but you have to watch the specs as they may not charge the phone as rapidly as the Apple spec'd chargers. Just search on Amazon for iphone chargers. He may want the cable too, not sure from your question, so I would get both. The are not expensive.