Collection: USB-C Cables

No. They differ in charging power and data speed. Some are charge-focused, others support fast data transfer too. Check each product's specs and, if you need older connectors, see our Standard USB Cables.

Yes, if both the cable and your charger support fast charging at the right wattage. Match the cable's rated power to your charger, and check that your phone supports fast charge over USB-C.

If your laptop charges via USB-C, yes, but use a cable rated for the wattage your laptop needs. Lower-rated cables may charge slowly or not at all. The required power is listed on each product.

USB-C to USB-C connects two modern devices or a USB-C charger. USB-C to USB-A plugs a USB-C device into an older USB-A port or charger. Choose based on the ports you have.

Very long, low-quality cables can lose some power, but a well-made cable rated for the right wattage will charge fine. Pick a quality cable at the length you need rather than over-extending.

Newer iPhones use USB-C, while older models use Lightning. Check your iPhone's port: if it's Lightning, see our Lightning Cables instead.

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