Ways To Prevent Your iPhone Charger Cable From Being Break
The iPhone is one of the best smartphones around, there’s no doubt about that and it might be quite expensive too while their charging cable seems to be not as great as the iPhone quality which it always gets broken after a few usages. Therefore, here are some of the hacks which can ensure your cable lifespan being increased for longer usage.
1. Be careful how you coil it as knots might destroy the delicate wires in the cable
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The delicate wires inside the cable get bent and crushed every time you do this, which ultimately leads to them separating and the cable working intermittently or not at all.
2. Be careful of bends too! Pressure and tension is not good for the cable.
One of the most common causes of cable breakage is due to it being squashed and heavily bent by tension or pressure. The point where the plug connector meets the cable is the most likely place for it to fray.
3. Pay attention to how you connect and remove the cable
4. Use a spring from a pen to keep the cable intact
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Open up a pen to get the spring inside (remember those Pilot mechanical pencils?). Next, just stretch out the spring and attach one end of it to the charger cable. Then, roll the spring onto the cable and slide it to the top, closest to the edge of the cable for optimum protection!
5. If you fancy something cuter – try out the paracord trick!
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Get paracord, cut open and remove the white strand. Then melt the ends with a lighter to stop the cord from fraying. When you’re done with that, weave the cord to the cable.
6. Still, have some of that embroidery floss laying at home? Use them to reinforce the cable!
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Get some embroidery floss, cut the floss so it’s four times longer than your charger cable. Tie the floss to the end of the cable, and braid a bracelet around the cable to make for some pretty reinforcements. Bracelet for your iPhone cable charger, genius.
7. If you don’t mind spending some extra cash, a reinforced charge cable would do the trick
