Does the lightning cable use USB 3 or USB 2?
- Asked by Matthew S from Minneapolis
Lightning to USB Cable (1 m)
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79 Answers from the Community
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It uses USB 2.0
- Answered by Jason G from Depew
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Usb2
- Answered by Elizabeth H from Mountain Home
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I had thought that the lightning was 3.0 but it's clearly 2.0!
- Answered by Austin M from Soap Lake
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it used USB 2.0 like the first few parts of the sentence that describe it say.
- Answered by Christopher W from Anchorage
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According to the specs from Apple, it will only support USB 2.0 speed. However you can use it with USB 3.0 port which is backward compatible with 2.0.
- Answered by Yongchuan Q from Dallas
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It uses USB 2.0
- Answered by Meee T from San Francisco
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Looking at the "Overview" section above, it looks like USB 2.0.
- Answered by Kristoffor B from Prince George
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USB 2.0, it says in the description.
- Answered by Andrew M from Richardson
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The Lightning Cable uses USB 2.0 cable.
- Answered by Dillon C from Mamaroneck
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As it states in the description, "this USB 2.0 Cable...."
- Answered by Andre D from Woodbury
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Description says USB 2.0 cable.
- Answered by David S from Washington
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It uses USB 2.0
- Answered by Nick T from Bethesda
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USB 2.0. It's in the description
- Answered by David M from Denver
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In the product description it says 2.0.
- Answered by Derrick S from Plymouth
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USB 2.0
- Answered by Joseph A M from Clifton Heights
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Overview says This is a USB 2.0 cable
- Answered by Karthi Raj P from Tallahassee
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The description of the cable itself answers this question. It is still just USB 2.
- Answered by Braden M from Mayfield Heights
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Based on the way they are branding it simply as USB, it is more than likely just a USB 2.0 connection and not a USB 3.0 cable.
- Answered by Cameron P from Spanish Fork
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USB 2.0 is said in the description.
- Answered by Joshua R from Visalia
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The lightning cable uses USB 2.0.
- Answered by Ronald B