Get the Best of Both Worlds with a 2-in-1 Lightning & Micro USB Cable

There are over 63 million iPhone users in the United States, and all of them have one problem in common: Apple’s proprietary Lightning charging cable (standard on all Apple devices since late 2012) is incompatible with virtually all other USB-powered devices.

For most iPhone users, this means maintaining a collection of both Lightning and industry-standard Micro-USB cables to remain full citizens of our wired world.

Devices that use Apple Lightning Cables

• Apple iPhone
• Apple iPad

Devices that use Micro-USB Cables

• Virtually all Android smartphones
• Virtually all Android tablets
• E-readers: Kindle(s) Fire, Paperwhite, Voyage, and Oasis, Kobo
• USB Power banks
• Most Bluetooth headphones
• Many smartwatches
• Portable hard drives
• E-Cigarettes
• Aftermarket GPS Systems (Garmin, TomTom, Magellan)
• Wireless gaming controllers (Xbox One, PS4)
• Literally millions of other small portable devices with rechargeable lithium batteries 

One Cable for Multiple Devices

Enter an elegant and affordable solution to this most annoying of dilemmas: the hybrid Lightning / Micro-USB cable from GE. Its attached Apple-certified Lightning adapter provides power to your Apple devices, and easy converts to a high-speed Micro-USB for everything else. 

As a Lightning cable, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that it’s Apple-certified connector won’t inadvertently fry your phone or cause compatibility issues down the road. And in Micro-USB mode, UltraCharge technology one-ups your old cables by delivering up to 40% faster charging for Android devices. It’s the best of both worlds.

A must-have accessory for every iPhone owner’s car, bedside and desk, GE hybrid Lightning / Micro-USB cable will simplify and declutter your digital life.

Available now in multiple lengths at Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon.com.

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