Most charger cables are 3ft. long and that is fine for most circumstances, but there are times when having a longer cable is needed. For instance, I like to have the ability to use my phone while the phone is charging. Whether I am talking on the phone or checking email, I don't necessarily want to be hovering over the charging station, connected to a short cable, in order to allow the phone to charge. With Reach Cables I am able to continue using my phone while it is charging.
In the car, Reach Cables are a must! I am able to operate my Apple devices comfortably from the passenger seat, while charging with the 10 ft Reach Cable. The cable also easily reaches the back seat, which makes it easy to charge and operate simultaneously without the worry of the battery expiring in the middle of a game or movie. This is an important feature for both of my children.
Aside from the extra long length of the Reach Cables, I am also a fan of the braided cord design. In the photo below, you see a 3 ft. charger cable on the left and the Reach Cable on the right. The handle on the end is a bit larger, and is much easier to grip. The braided cable is also sturdier and does not tangle as easily as other types of cables.
If you haven't ever considered purchasing the longer cables for charging your devices, I encourage you to try Reach Cables.
Disclaimer: I purchased this product at a discount in exchange for my honest feedback in order for the seller to continue to provide excellent customer service. The opinions expressed here are my own. I choose to only recommend products that I have personally used so that I may provide honest feedback.
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