Kensington Charge & Sync Cable, Universal Tablet, USB to Lightning – 5 pack

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If you’re paying ~£82.30 ex-VAT for a 5‑pack, the real question is whether you actually need “spare” Lightning cables sitting around. At that price, this isn’t the sort of thing most IT teams should buy as a bulk commodity replacement. You’d only justify it if you’ve got a mixed fleet of iPads/iPhones in the business and you want consistent charging/sync performance across multiple users/devices—especially in environments where cheap cables go flaky, connectors wear faster, or you get intermittent “charge but won’t sync” issues.

That said, Kensington is usually decent for build quality and reliability, and a multi-pack is handy for rollouts, hot-desking areas, meeting rooms, or end-user spares. It suits workplaces that value low hassle: dependable cables that just work more often than not. I’d avoid it if you mainly need occasional charging for low-importance use, or if your budget is tight—there are plenty of cheaper Lightning options where you can swap cables more liberally without feeling every replacement is a £20 event.