Import Genuine Apple Lighting Cable — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Japan

The item is a genuine Apple Lightning cable that provides charging and data transfer for Apple mobile devices. It measures 1 meter in length, offering sufficient reach for typical desktop or bedside setups. The cable is constructed to meet Apple’s Lightning connector specifications, ensuring a secure mechanical and electrical connection. The supplier lists the product as compatible with all current iPhone, iPad and iPod models that use the Lightning interface.

In the market, Lightning cables are commonly MFi‑certified, which guarantees compliance with Apple’s authentication chip requirements. Standard specifications include a USB‑A male connector on the opposite end, a data transfer rate of up to 480 Mbps, and a charging current of up to 2.4 A (typical for fast charging). The cable usually incorporates a 28 AWG copper conductor core, double‑shielded outer jacket, and a PVC insulation that resists abrasion. Typical colour options are white or black, and the cable conforms to IEC 60335‑1 safety standards (typical).

The cable is widely used by retail electronics shops, corporate IT departments and end‑users who need reliable charging on the go. The supplier mentions flexible minimum order quantities and accepts trade terms such as FOB and CIF; exact MOQ should be verified with the seller. Buyers should also confirm payment options, which commonly include T/T against documents or L/C, before finalising the purchase.

Masatomi is listed as an imported tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating participation in international trade and basic verification. The supplier’s profile does not provide a physical address, so buyers should request the exact business location in Japan before proceeding.

Response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded average response time, meaning communication performance must be validated directly with Masatomi. Despite the lack of response data, the tier classifications suggest the supplier meets minimum compliance for cross‑border transactions. Prospective importers are encouraged to ask for recent transaction references or additional verification documents.