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USB-C to USB-C Two-Tone Braided Nylon Fast Charging Cable with Compact Connectors

Name: USB-C to USB-C Two-Tone Braided Nylon Fast Charging Cable with Compact Connectors
Brand: EzStrap
SKU: prod_01M4YGBZ56PPS7Q96H7VZAX9DV
Price: 34.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Colour: Pink

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USB-C on both ends, for iPhone and MacBook

Plug it between a USB-C charger and an iPhone 15 or later, an iPad or a MacBook. Both connectors plug in either way up, so there is no need to find the right side.

Fast charging rated up to 100 W

With a suitable USB-C Power Delivery charger, the cable is rated up to 100 W for a MacBook, and can still be used with lower-powered chargers. Data travels at up to a stated 480 Mbit/s.

Two-tone braiding and compact connectors

The braided nylon is described as flexible and resistant to bending, which suits everyday folding. The plastic connectors house an electronic chip said to stabilise the current during charging.

Two lengths for the desk or the bed

The 1 m suits the desk or a bag, while the 2 m reaches the socket from the bed or sofa. Four colours to choose from: black, midnight blue, light blue or pink.

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Specifications

BrandEzStrap

MaterialNylon, Plastic

Special featuresTwo-tone braiding, Two USB-C connectors, Fast charging rated up to 100 W, Data up to 480 Mbit/s, Built-in electronic chip, Two lengths: 1 m and 2 m

FinishTextured

Weight30 g

Width1.1 cm

Thickness0.6 cm

GenderUnisex

CareClean with a soft, damp cloth.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this cable compatible with my iPhone?

Yes, if your iPhone has a USB-C port: the USB-C to USB-C Two-Tone Braided Nylon Fast Charging Cable with Compact Connectors charges iPhone 15 and later, iPads and MacBooks with a USB-C port and AirPods with a USB-C case, when plugged into a charger or computer with a USB-C port. For an iPhone 14 or earlier, which has a Lightning port, choose a cable with a Lightning connector.

Is this cable suitable for an iPhone with a Lightning port?

No, both ends are USB-C. For an iPhone with a Lightning port, you need a USB-C to Lightning or USB-A to Lightning cable.

Which charger do I need to charge an iPhone quickly?

A USB-C Power Delivery wall adapter of 20 W or more. The cable alone is not enough: the speed also depends on the charger and the device.

Does this cable charge a MacBook?

Yes, with a USB-C charger of sufficient power: it is rated up to 100 W, but the actual power depends on the charger and the computer.

Can the cable transfer data?

Yes, at up to a stated 480 Mbit/s, enough to copy photos or documents between an iPhone or an iPad and a computer.

Which length should I choose, 1 m or 2 m?

The 1 m suits the desk, the car or a bag. The 2 m reaches a socket far from the bed or sofa, at the cost of a bulkier cable to store.

What does the two-tone braiding mean?

The nylon yarn combines two shades in the same weave, creating a chevron pattern along the whole length. The colour makes no difference to the stated specifications.

How do I avoid damaging the connectors?

Unplug by holding the connector housing rather than the cable, and avoid bending the cable sharply just behind the connector. The plastic does not tolerate repeated knocks well.

How do I look after the nylon sleeve?

Wipe it with a dry or barely damp cloth, without abrasive products. Light colours get dirty faster: regular cleaning keeps their shade.

Is the built-in electronic chip useful?

Yes, according to the manufacturer, it stabilises the current and voltage during fast charging. It sits inside the connectors.

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