Yellow silicone cable coiled, swivelling metal USB-C connectors

USB-C to USB-C · Silicone

USB-C to USB-C Silicone Fast Charging Cable with Swivel Connector

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Colour: Yellow

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USB-C at both ends, for iPhone and iPad

A single cable links an iPhone with a USB-C port, an iPad or a MacBook to a USB-C charger or another device, without an adapter: both ends have the same format.

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Fast charging stated at up to 120 W

The manufacturer states up to 120 W and 6 A, with data transfer at 480 Mbit/s. Real speed depends on the device: an iPhone charges quickly with a USB-C Power Delivery adapter of 20 W or more.

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Soft silicone, zinc alloy connectors

The liquid silicone, about 6 mm thick, bends and coils with ease. The metal connectors with a diamond pattern, made of zinc alloy according to the manufacturer, give a good grip when plugging in.

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Swivel connector, choice of 1 m or 2 m

The connector pivots up to 180 degrees to follow the angle of the port, which is handy at the bedside, at a desk or in the car. The 1 m suits a bag and a desk, the 2 m a bedroom or sofa.

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Specifications

BrandEzStrap
MaterialSilicone, Metal
Special featuresSoft Silicone, Swivel Connector, Indicator Light, Metal Connectors, Charging and Data
FinishSmooth
Weight60 g
Width1.0 cm
Thickness0.6 cm
Length100.0 cm
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 Silicone Fast Charging Cable with Swivel Connector charges iPhone 15 and later, iPads and MacBooks with a USB-C port and AirPods with a USB-C case, 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.

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

The cable comes in 1 m and 2 m. The 1 m suits a desk, the car or a bag; the 2 m lets you keep the device within reach from the bed or sofa.

Does this cable support fast charging for an iPhone?

Yes, on an iPhone with a USB-C port, provided it is paired with a USB-C Power Delivery mains adapter of 20 W or more. With a less powerful adapter, charging is still possible but slower.

How much power can this cable carry?

The manufacturer states up to 120 W and 6 A. The power actually delivered depends on the charger and the device: an iPhone charges at its own maximum speed, well below this figure.

Does this cable also transfer data?

Yes, it is used for charging and for syncing data. The manufacturer states a rate of up to 480 Mbit/s, the speed of USB 2.0: enough for photos or documents, slower for large files.

Can I charge an iPad or a MacBook with this cable?

Yes, as long as the device has a USB-C port, with a USB-C charger of suitable power. A MacBook generally needs a more powerful charger than an iPhone; with an adapter that is too weak, charging will be slow.

How does the swivel connector work?

A metal joint lets you angle the connector, up to 180 degrees according to the manufacturer, to suit the angle of the port. Turn it without forcing and always unplug by holding the connector, not the cable.

Does the silicone withstand bending and wear?

Yes, in normal use: the silicone is flexible and thick (about 6 mm in diameter according to the manufacturer). However, avoid repeated tight bends near the connectors, where the sleeve wears.

How do I clean and store this cable?

Unplug it, wipe the silicone with a soft, slightly damp cloth, with no solvent, then dry the connectors before plugging it back in. Coil it in large loops rather than a tight knot.

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