Are you looking for an iPhone cable because your old cable is damaged? Would you like an extra cable for a second charger? Do you want to be able to charge your device with a power bank on the go? You can choose from many different types from 0.5 to 3 meters.
In addition to the standard cabling with Lightning and USB-A plug, you can order the Lightning to USB-C fast charging iPhone cable from. This allows you to fast charge devices that are suitable for this. You can also still order the old-fashioned 30-pin iPhone cable as per your need.
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Types of iPhone cable
The most commonly used iPhone cable is the Lightning cable. This comes standard with an iPhone, iPad, iPod and a number of other Apple accessories such as AirPods and trackpad. This standard cabling has a length of one meter. Because it is inconvenient to always remove the charging cable from the charger and roll it up to take it with them, many people like to buy an extra one. You can connect this to an extra charger so that you have two or more places where you can easily charge your device.
You can also order an extra iPhone cable and put it in your bag together with a power bank so that you can always easily charge your devices on the go. The Lightning connection can be found on modern iPhones, iPads and iPods. The Lightning connector is a connector designed by Apple. As is known, Apple pays close attention to user-friendliness when designing. The Lightning connector has rounded sides so that it is always easy to insert. With a Lightning connector, it does not matter in which position you insert it into your device. The connector always fits and is not like the micro connector that other smartphone manufacturers use, orientation sensitive.
30 pins and combo iPhone cable
Over the years, Apple has used different types of cords. The first generations used the older 30-pin cabling with a wide plug. Just like the modern Lightning cabling, it has a USB-A plug on the other side and is suitable for charging and data transfer. iPhones and iPads with a 30-pin connector are easy to recognize by the 2.5 centimeter wide connector. There is only one type of 30 pin connector. If your device has this 2.5 centimeter cut-out, a 30-pin connector ordered will always fit.
If you have Android equipment in addition to Apple equipment, you also need a micro USB charging cable. If you do not want to walk around with two different cables, then a combination cable is the ideal solution for you. This has a micro connection and comes with a Lightning adapter that you can put on the micro USB plug. With the combination cable you can charge both an iPhone with Lightning connection and an Android device with micro USB connection.
Fast charging with USB-C
We use our iPhones more and more and for more and more purposes. New applications require more energy, which means that the battery runs out faster. Charging from empty to full takes a few hours via a normal iPhone cable. Couldn’t that be faster? Yes, a number of new types of iPhones are suitable for fast charging via a special USB-C iPhone cable. This cable has the normal Lightning plug on one side and the new USB-C plug on the other. Version C of this technology offers so-called power profiles. With these charging profiles, a suitable device with a higher power can be charged.
USB-C can charge up to 87 watts via power profiles, depending on the options of the charger and the connected device. This charges your mobile in a fraction of the normal charging time. To make sure nothing can go wrong, the smartphone and the USB-C charger communicate with each other which power profiles each device supports. Then the power profile is selected that can transfer the highest power. If your device does not support power profiles, you can simply use this cord for standard charging.
