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4 Reasons why I'll never use a standard charging cable again - ( 2 min read )



As anyone that has an iPhone will tell you, when it comes to charging cables for this battery-draining  beast, "the struggle is real". 


a picture of a well manicured hand holding a rose gold iphone charging cable from #PowerUp
I'm tired of giving  $20 to Apple so they can stuff their pockets every 6 or 7 months, when their standard lightning cable tears or breaks. Then again those $6 Chinese imports from 7-11 may as well be disposable!


 So when I had the chance to check out the Power-Up Cable for iPhone and saw that it was coated in a nylon braid to make it extra durable and reinforced on both ends, you know I jumped at it!


I mean, what's a Boss Girl with a dead iPhone? (unproductive, that's what!)
a picture of a well manicured hand holding a rose gold iphone charging cable from #PowerUp

Here's why it has my vote:
1- It's 6 feet long, so I'm not stuck leaning against the wall trying to send one more email while my phone is charging! "Wait until it's done charging", you say?
a picture of a well manicured hand holding a rose gold iphone charging cable from #PowerUp   "Hi, have we met"???

a picture of a well manicured hand holding a rose gold iphone charging cable from #PowerUp2. That nylon braid, not only makes it extra sturdy, but I don't have to worry about the cord tangling either, and reinforced ends in the place that usually tears on my old cables


3. It's Apple certified and has a 1-year warranty!

A flat lay photo with rose gold accessories, including perfume bottle, lipgloss, and rose gold iphone 7


4. Rose Gold!     --------Nuff said







You can find the Power Up Charging Cables here:
Power Up Cables

#powerupcables





*Power Up supplied the cable free to me, in exchange for my honest review, however, the opinions expressed are my own. Please see my disclosure page for additional information.

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