Online it says that it is Apple MFi Certified. But the package has no indication of the certification. Is the package correct or is the online name/explanation? If something is certified it shows a certied seal someplace. Is it certified or not? null

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netflyer89 · Accepted Answer

The cables are certifed. Look at the back of the package..the white rectangle box that says Made for Ipod, Iphone and Ipad....that's what you see with Apple MFi certfied cables. You can also check on the apple website. For example, the model number for red cable is NS-6A5 on page 4 when you search insignia. https://mfi.apple.com/MFiWeb/getAPS

Answered by netflyer89 6 years ago

Buttercup · Answer

I have the purple Apple MFi certified cord it works fine haven't had any problems with it
But it does not have certified on the cord any where.

Ilijar · Answer

No it’s not certified. There’s nothing in packaging to indicate certification.

SharpTV · Answer

I have found that the certification is correct.

MamaGeek · Answer

I bought a green cable and it is marked as certified

PCbuyer · Answer

I did not save the package...but it works fine on an iPhoneX

Nesha · Answer

Based on my experience it’s nkt certified. I keep getting “accessory not supported”. I have purchased a few months back that worked fine, but that’s currently not the case.

“Online it says that it is Apple MFi Certified. But the package has no indication of the certification. Is the package correct or is the online name/explanation? If something is certified it shows a certied seal someplace. Is it certified or not?”

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