The
accessory's weak spot has nothing to do with the Lightning connector
itself. The reversible nature of the plug makes it convenient to use,
and the lack of moving parts means that it will last through a great
number of insertion cycles. However, the insulation the cable is wrapped
in is prone to splitting and fraying, especially if you don't treat it
with care. Cables don't like being run over by office chairs, you know.
One way of dealing with the mediocre durability of
the original Lightning cable is to wrap weak areas in sticky tape as
soon as signs of wear become apparent. The other is to buy a better,
more durable cable. Speaking of which, we scouted the web in search of
the toughest, most durable Lightning cables for the iPhone and iPad. The
ones we came across may not be cheap, but they will surely outlast the
cable your iPhone came with. They will probably survive longer than the
iPhone itself. Check them out!
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