In this review, I’ll be taking a close look at the ite-11192768 Lightning Cable, a white cable designed for Apple devices such as the iPhone 5, 5S, 6, 6 Plus, and iPads. This short cable promised speed and durability; let’s see if it delivers.

The ite-11192768 boasts a simple design. It’s a standard Lightning cable, nothing flashy. The advertised features focus on its ability to withstand high temperatures and corrosion resistance. This is crucial for longevity, ensuring the cable doesn’t degrade quickly from everyday use or charging cycles. The described “Mechanical, Ergonomic” features refer to the build quality and the ease of plugging in and unplugging the cable. In practice, the cable is sturdy and feels well-made, offering a solid connection.

I tested the ite-11192768 with several devices including an iPhone 6 and an iPad mini. Charging speeds were consistent with other similarly-priced Lightning cables. I didn’t experience any noticeable delays or interruptions during charging. Data transfer speeds were also adequate. The cable performed as expected, without any major hiccups. Over a period of several weeks, the cable remained robust. I tested its resilience by frequently plugging and unplugging it and found that it showed no signs of wear and tear.

However, the significant drawback is the length. Advertised as “Under 2 Feet,” it is incredibly short. This limited length makes it impractical for many situations, particularly when charging at a desk or on the go. For bedside charging, it works fine, but its restrictive length severely limits its usability.

Pros:

• Reliable charging and data transfer speeds.
• Durable construction; withstood regular use without showing any signs of wear.
• Simple and functional design.

Cons:

• Extremely short length (Under 2 Feet) restricts usability significantly.
• Limited practicality beyond bedside charging.

The ite-11192768 Lightning Cable is a solid performer in terms of charging and data transfer. Its durability is a plus point. However, the severely limited length makes it a difficult cable to recommend broadly. Unless you specifically need a very short Lightning cable for a limited use case (like bedside charging), I would suggest looking for a longer, more versatile option. For its price point, there are better alternatives on the market that offer a more practical length for everyday use.