If the 100W charging throughput isn’t enough for you, you can even step up to a single 240W ultra-fast Anker USB-C cable for ...

Belkin’s BoostCharge braided cable comes in two flavors: USB-C to USB-C, or USB-A to USB-C. It is a robust braided cable, though pretty rigid by comparison with the Anker. We especially ...

The braided iPhone 15 USB-C cables appear to be similar to the braided Lightning-to-USB-C cable that that Apple includes with the M1 iMac for charging the Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse/Trackpad ...

As you may remember, rumors had suggested that the iPhone 12 would include a new braided USB-C to Lightning cable, but that ultimately didn’t come to fruition. With the iPhone 12, Apple included ...

The Anker braided USB-C charge cable comes in a striking red, which is a fun twist on the typical black, white, or gray cables, and you can get two in a pack for just $13. You don't have to only ...

The cable is down to $12 by default, but remember to add-on the additional 15% discount courtesy of separate 5 and 10% off coupons on the product page. Grab the Baseus 240W braided USB-C cable for ...

The iPhone 15 and ‌iPhone 15‌ Plus could come with color-matched braided USB-C to USB-C cables, according to a rumor coming out of Asia.. Twitter user "Majin Bu" first shared the information ...

The iPhone 15 lineup could come with a braided USB-C charging cable that is 50% longer than the Lightning cable that comes with current iPhone models, according to new reports. The length of the ...

Blame (or credit) the EU. New over the weekend is a purported leak claiming to show USB-C to USB-C charging cables that will presumably ship with the iPhone 15 line.

A pair of leakers claim photographs of braided USB-C cables show what to expect from Apple's iPhone 15 launch, with multiple cable color options expected to be on the way.

The iPhone 15 series could ship with a color-matched, braided USB-C cable. This should fix some of the longest standing durability concerns.

If you’re asking yourself if all USB-A to USB-C cables work the same, well, the short answer is no. Not at all. To illustrate our point, we reviewed two six-foot, gray-braided Amazon Basics USB ...