My take is why pay hundreds of pounds/dollars for a quality product like iPhone then connect it with inferior cables that may not be up to the job and in some cases are dangerous, Makes no sense to me.
that docking station does not look like it would not work for my phone , because of the case.
I take a spring out of an ink pen and stretch it out a little and then wind it around the end of the lightening cord and that lets you bend it and then it snaps right back.
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Yeah many of noticed that charger problem and it really feels bad for me.I've seen this on a lot of iPhone charging cables , and I was just curious to know if others have noticed this as well. The sheathing around the cable tends to break , exposing the wires inside, and then eventually the wires will bend more easily due to the fact that there is no outer cover. The inner wires are quite thin , and bending them back and forth through normal usage will eventually cause the wire to break.
I don't understand why apple wouldn't make the sheathing more durable.
Have you tried separating one end of the spring just enough to slip it over the cord then wind the spring into the cord and slip it up to the connector?I've tried the pen spring thing, but couldn't get it on without tearing up the spring. How do you put it on? I usually just tape it up. I use my phone while charging a lot. That's what causes it to mess up. Seems like they could make the cables to withstand the punishment of using while charging.
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