Powerful USB-C (USB Type-C) cables for newer Smartphones & Laptops etc.

High quality USB-C (USB Type-C) to USB-A charging cables in either braided textile with metal housing in both ends or in soft rubber. Support both charging and data transfer/sync (depending on model).

- Plug 1: Type-C / USB-C (braided cables with metal house)
- Plug 2: USB-A 2.0/3.1 (braided cables with metal house)
- Cable: Braided textile or soft rubber
- Data transfer: Max 480Mbps (cables over 3A are not suitable for data transfer)
- Max output (white USB plug): 3A
- Max output (purple USB plug): 5A (QC4.0 / SuperCharge)
- Max. output (Orange USB plug): 7-10A / 100-120W (QC4.0 / SuperCharge support / Samsung Fast Charging etc.)

Choose cable color and length above (certified rating is displayed in parenthesis)

Notice!:
USB-PD (USB Power Delivery) uses CC pins which are only found in USB-C. Therefore you cannot get USB-PD support by converting from USB-A to USB-C.
For Apple USB-C based devices, a pure USB-C to USB-C solution (via USB-C PD charger) is recommended, as no fast charging protocols are supported via USB-A.

Compatibility:
Some smartphone brands instead use their own protocols for fast charging through USB-A (e.g. Huawei SuperCharge, Quick Charge 3.0/4.0, Samsung Fast Charging).
Utilization of these requires that the entire chain (mobile device, USB charger and USB cable) support the same protocol.
Standard 'USB-A to USB-C' cables do typically not support such high power (<3A). In that case, choose more powerful USB-A/USB-C cables with purple / orange USB plugs with higher capacity (5-10A output).

Examples:
With orange (10A) cables, Huawei P50 series/Mate 40RS/Pro+/Pro can draw 66W (11V/6A) and Honor 50 Pro 100W (20V/5A) via original Huawei/Honor 66W/100W charger.
Xiaomi smartphones (Xiaomi 12/11/10/9/8/8Lite/6x/5/Mix2s) can also utilize Quick Charge 3.0 together with suitable/original Xiaomi charger.
Samsung Quick Charge (9V/1.67A) can also be used together with supported phones and chargers.
Other smartphones will typically just use the standard charging speeds (5V/2.4A max), if the protocols are not supported in the charger, mobile device and cable respectively.