Belkin BoostCharge braided USB C to fast charger cable, USB type C charger cable fast charging for iPhone 15, Samsung Galaxy S23, Google Pixel, iPad, MacBook, Nintendo and more - 1m, Black

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They boast an eco-friendly build with a flexible knit fabric finish crafted from certified recycled plastic and aluminum that looks (and feels) lovely and promises to last. It’s USB-IF certified—meaning that it meets a set of criteria designed by the USB Implementers Forum, a nonprofit corporation run by Apple, Intel, Microsoft, and other tech giants—and it has a one-year warranty backed by a company we trust. You can get it in black or white, but I like the red, as it is easy to spot and less of a tripping hazard. review_number":44208,"review_number_local":0,"review_number_foreign":0,"star_distribution":{"5":43678,"4":168,"3":99,"2":127,"1":136},"average_rating":0.

The body of the cable is pleasantly thin and flexible, and the housings on either end are made of a solid piece of plastic, a design that we’ve found makes housings last longer, without breaking, compared with designs using a rubber collar.Cables that can carry 100W or more, sometimes described as active, must contain e-marker chips that identify the cable and its capabilities. This 6-foot cable is solidly built and works great for charging USB-C devices on older sources with only USB-A ports. The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking, new connections, and new industries.

Why you might prefer it: The Belkin Boost Charge USB-C to USB-A Cable is your best bet for charging a phone, tablet, or other small USB-C device on a USB-A port. The plastic housings felt pleasantly rounded and comfortable to grasp while we were plugging and unplugging, and they seemed firmly attached to the body. It’s Thunderbolt 3 capable, so although it looks like any other USB-C–to–USB-C cable (aside from the Thunderbolt logo on each end), it can transfer data up to four times faster (40 Gbps) between supported devices. But if you regularly use all three types (Micro-USB, USB-C, and Lightning) and hate carrying around three different cables, this is a decent option.To test the data-transfer capabilities of USB-C–to–USB-A cables, we plugged the USB-C end into the 13-inch laptop and the USB-A end into an Aukey USB-C–to–USB-A adapter (discontinued).