🔋 Used for:
iPhones up to and including iPhone 14

📱 Example models: iPhone 5 → iPhone 14

✅ Used for: Charging and data transfer
⚠️ MFi certified means that the cable is approved by Apple and works as it should.

If your power bank or charger has a USB-A port, you can use this cable for iPhone 5 through iPhone 14.

See all USB-A to MFi Lightning cables.

🔋 Used for:
iPhones up to and including iPhone 14

📱 Example models: iPhone 5 → iPhone 14
(With fast charging – requires USB-C charger)

✅ Used for: Fast charging and data transfer

⚡ Faster charging than USB-A

⚠️ MFi certified means that the cable is approved by Apple and works as it should.

If your power bank or charger has a USB-C port, you can use this cable for iPhone 5 through iPhone 14.

See all USB-C to MFi Lightning cables.

🔋 Used for:
Most recent Android phones and tablets.
Many devices use this - such as Samsung, Huawei, OnePlus, etc.

📱 Examples: Samsung Galaxy S8 and above, Google Pixel, OnePlus, etc. Can also be used for iPhone 15 and above, but we recommend using USB-C to USB-C as it may be faster

✅ Used for: Charging and data
⚠️ USB-A is older and a little slower than USB-C, but still widely used.

See all USB-A to USB-C cables.

🔋 Used for:
Newer Android phones, tablets, laptops, and iPhone 15 and later

📱 Examples: iPhone 15 and newer, Samsung, OnePlus, iPad Pro, MacBook, tablets and many laptops

✅ Used for: Fast charging and data
⚡ Fastest and most future-proof solution

Note : We recommend at least a 60W USB-C cable if it is to be used for laptops, tablets and newer Android phones that can draw many watts!

See USB-C to USB-C cables .

If it is to be used for laptops, tablets or newer Android devices, we recommend USB-C to USB-C 60W cables.

🔋 Used for:
Older Android phones and small electronic devices

📱 Examples: Samsung Galaxy S7 and older, power banks, wireless headphones, older cameras, etc.

✅ Used for: Charging and data

⚠️ Not for newer phones – outdated, but still in use for small gadgets.

See all Micro-USB cables.