Collection: USB Cables

USB-C is the modern reversible connector on most new devices. Micro USB is the smaller plug on older phones and accessories. USB-A is the flat rectangular plug on chargers and PCs. Check both ends of the cable, then browse our USB Cables.

No. Fast charging needs a cable rated for the right current and, for higher power, USB Power Delivery support, plus a matching charger and device. A basic cable still charges, just more slowly. Pair it with a capable Charger for the best speeds.

Some cables are charge-only and have no data lines, so the device charges but doesn't appear on your computer. For syncing or file transfer, choose a data-capable cable. For drives, a USB 3.x rated cable also gives faster transfers.

Many laptops charge over USB-C, but only with a cable and charger that supply enough power via USB Power Delivery. Check your laptop's required wattage and pick a cable rated for it. For travel, a high-capacity Power Bank can also top up some laptops.

Short cables are tidier and lose less power, which is ideal on a desk or for fast charging. Longer cables suit charging from across the room or connecting to a far-off port. Keep your setup neat with Cable Management.

Use a USB-A to USB-C cable, which has one connector of each type. If you need to change a connector on an existing cable, an Adapter can help. Just confirm the cable supports the charging and data you need.

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