Okay, I have not seen it happen in a couple of months, but the cable
which originally came with my old iPhone Five did degrade to the point
at which I was scared that I'd get shocked or it'd mess up the phone in
some way. The chord to my iPhone Six S hasn't seemed to do that yet, but
I'm paranoid due to my previous experience. Chris, you may have an
aberration, but Apple does need to rethink the Lightning chords, if they
want to maintain their proprietary ways.
Ben
On 5/13/2016 16:22, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
OK, I wonder if anyone else is having, or has had this problem.
Over the years, I've bought quite a few devices that use lightning
cables. Anything from my old IPhone 5, 5S, 6Plus, 6S, a few Apple TV
4's, etc.
Point is, after about 2 or 3, if I'm lucky, months roughly, it seems
like the end of the insolation right where the lightning connector is
that goes into the device, that area seems to keep getting cut/torn.
Usually it's not so bad that the cable stops working, but it's bad
enough that it definitely has the potential that at any moment, it
could get worse. I have one cable now which is almost 98% sebbered
all the way through both the insolation and the actual wire itself.
It's pretty pathetic. It seems like most all my cables eventually are
getting to this point, and I swear, I'm not misusing them. I'm just
plugging them in, and unplugging them as normal.
Apparently, I'm by far not the first person who's had this issue. If
you just Google online, you'll find lots of forums and blogs, etc. of
people who've had the same issue quite regularly. So apparently, it
must not be just me.
Is it just these things are really badly designed? I'm on hold right
now waiting for Apple to pick up to see if maybe they can replace a
few of these chords, but I'm not very hopeful. They might, but I'm
not counting on it.
I'm just wonderring if any of you guys have also found your cables
tearing, getting cut, or worse on a consistent basis right at the tip
of the cord like I am. If so, what are you all doing to get around
this, so you don't have to keep buying cord after cord after cord
every few months. This alone is starting to make me reconsider iOS
devices. At least, ones with lightning connecters.
Lightning's great, but the cords appear to be crap in my opinion based
soly on what I so far have observed. Again, that's stated as an
opinion, not a fact. Keep that in mind.
Chris.
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