Are lightning charger cables covered under 1 year warranty?

I bought my iPhone 5 last December and despite trying to take extra care of it, the cable has a kink at the base of the adapter that prevents it from charging my phone unless it's situated a certain way. I was wondering if I could take it into the Apple store and get it replaced because it's been less than a year since I got it?

Yes. For best results, make a reservation at the Genius Bar and bring the iPhone with you. That way you'll be in, out and on your way within a few minutes.

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thx!

Okay, I tried really hard to excise out the facts of what exactly you are talking about. Very difficult to understand.
1. Yes, the charger that came with your iPhone is covered under Apple's 1 year warranty ... but it is only covered for manufacturer's defects. It's not covered if your "kitten chewed on it" ... if that's what you were saying at the top ... not exactly sure.
2. You need to use a 30 pin cable to charge your iPhone. You cannot charge it by something that plugs into the headphone jack ... if that's what you were saying is how the other charger works.

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Do you consider this to be right?

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