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Question: Will this work with the Griffin survivor case?  Seem like every 3rd party lightning cable is too big.
Document: I do not like the fact that Apple does not offer a cable as long as these Griffin beauties. If Grif could make a &#34;certified&#34; adapter, I would buy it. The cables themselves are well made, they just &#34;don't work good&#34;. :-(
This one's quite versatile considering its length. I usually find the 3-feet cables quite limiting especially if the sockets are not within an arm's reach. And among the 3rd party 3-meter lightning cables, this one's the most durable!
You'd have a hard time breaking this one. It's reasonably priced considering how much longer it is than Apples own Lightning cable. My only complaint is that Griffin doesn't make white colored cables and chargers for us people with the white iPhones. Yea,  that's pretty petty,  but I like color uniformity with my gizmos. Still a great cable if you need something longer than the standard one.
I bought this for my planned iPad Mini Retina purchase. I have multiple extra long 30 pin cables for my other iOS devices. I have used Griffin in the past and been quite happy. This cable on the other hand does not even function. it will not maintain the connection during a sync. Also it will not work with a wall adapter for charging. The connection at the lightning port is the issue. I have read great reviews about Moshi so that is my next attempt.
The charger only worked for a few days and then it stopped working so I had to order a new one. I was very disappointed. I have another griffin charger just like it that I ordered off Amazon too and it works great and I love it! But this doesn't work at all. Whenever I plug it into my phone, my phone says charging isn't supported with that accessory.
The cable doesn't work, I have to wiggle it to start charging. The tip is loose, and doesn't work every time. I would recommend looking elsewhere.
These particular cables do NOT work with iOS7. (I have other Griffin Lightning cables that do work fine). Infrequent charge, error message, etc. I'm throwing both of them away, as the return window is short. BEWARE!
I had one of these for a while before leaving it in a hotel room. I ordered my first from Griffin the DAY they released it. I ordered a new one and the quality has DEFINITELY changed since the first one I had. The cord is thinner (actually kind of nice) but also shinier and seems cheaper. The original had a nice matte finish. Also, the pins are crooked and off center in the lightning end of it, so it doesn't work with my phone.
I was looking for a long cable after the cheap knock-off I got from China failed. I decided on this cable because of the price and reviews. First off I'd like to say the cable performed wonderfully expect in one particular case. I was on vacation and brought this cable and the wall charger. It has always charged fine with the wall charger but when I was in the car this cable was not charging consistently (kept connecting and disconnecting from the stereo).
The product broke after three weeks of use, the connector to the iPhone literally broke off after 3 weeks. For the 3 weeks that I tried to use it, every time I plugged it in, and every few minutes after that, the iPhone displayed a message that it was not compatible with the iPhone and would not charge. I wish I returned it within the return policy time limits but was traveling and just needed a cable that would work. Purchased the Amazon Basics cable and it has been working fine.
Answer: It doesnt work even with out the case