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Rs. 10 /- SLB Works Micro USB to Lighting 8 pin Cable Charger Adapter Converter USB Connector Data Transfer for iPhone 5 5S 5C 6 6S 7S Plus SE iPad 8,X,XS,XR,8 Plus

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Product Description:-

  • Preferable to use original micro USB cables and chargers for optimized performance. FEATURES: 100% Brand New Best Quality Micro USB To Lightning 8 Pin Ultra Compact Adapter Converter. It is Compatible with iPhone 5 5S 5C 6 6 Plus iPad Air iPad Air 2 iPad Mini Mini 2 Retina Mini 3 Mini Plug. CHARGING Adapter And DATA SYNC Small & Compact easy to carry in Wallet Support All Lightning Interface Devices It is very east to change any Micro USB pin to Lightning 8Pin for Sync & Charging Compatible


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  1. zareeneasomNovember 5, 2022 at 6:35 PM

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