In the Cables category you will find charging and data cables for phones, tablets and other devices: USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB cables, plus adapters such as OTG adapters for transferring data between devices. The range has both plain and braided cables that stand up better to bending, in various lengths - a short cable travels conveniently with you, while a two-metre one suits the corner of the sofa or the bedside table. Three things are worth checking before choosing. First the connector type: the newest phones almost always have USB-C, older iPhones Lightning, and many older or more affordable devices Micro-USB. Second, charging power: if your device supports fast charging, choose a cable that withstands a high enough current (3 A or Power Delivery support, for example) - otherwise charging slows down. Third, the intended use: almost any compatible cable will do for charging alone, but for data transfer make sure the cable supports that as well.
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In the Cables category you will find charging and data cables for phones, tablets and other devices: USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB cables, plus adapters such as OTG adapters for transferring data between devices. The range has both plain and braided cables that stand up better to bending, in various lengths - a short cable travels conveniently with you, while a two-metre one suits the corner of the sofa or the bedside table. Three things are worth checking before choosing. First the connector type: the newest phones almost always have USB-C, older iPhones Lightning, and many older or more affordable devices Micro-USB. Second, charging power: if your device supports fast charging, choose a cable that withstands a high enough current (3 A or Power Delivery support, for example) - otherwise charging slows down. Third, the intended use: almost any compatible cable will do for charging alone, but for data transfer make sure the cable supports that as well.