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Charging Cables
Safe and durable charging cables for MacBook, laptops, tablets, iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, Samsung and more. Ready for fast charging, Power Delivery compatible. Free shipping on orders $50+, 24/7 customer support.
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Our commitment to groundbreaking design involves an extensive 18-month process, incorporating thorough consumer research, development, and meticulous planning before a product reaches the production stage.
Unmatched performance.
We take pride in being at the forefront of USB-C technology since 2015. As a trailblazing brand, we've introduced cutting-edge technologies like Qi2, MagSafe, GaN, USB-C PD, PPS, DockKit, and USB 4 – setting the standard for innovation in the industry.
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Your safety is our top priority, and we ensure it through more than 239 rigorous tests. From thermal control to overcharge protection and more, we go the extra mile to safeguard your devices and provide unmatched reliability.
Charging Cables FAQ
USB-C to USB-C cables supporting PD 60W/100W/240W are all fast charging cables based on USB-IF standards. According to MFi standards, USB-C to Lightning cables supporting PD technology are fast charging.
Customers can identify Belkin fast charging USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to Lightning cables from the Lightning icon mentioning "Fast Charge Compatible" or the small bubble mentioning "Fast Charge Ready" on the front of the packaging box.
An iPhone 13 has a Lightning port, USB-A to Lightning and USB-C to Lightning cables are applicable for charging.
Organize the cable using the cable clip/cable strap included on the cable if there is one.
You cannot connect a phone to TV with USB2.0 charging cable. It needs to be a USB-4 cable that supports USB video. (And not all phones support video over USB)
1. Check the cable for damage: Inspect the cable for any visible damage, such as frayed wires, bent pins, or a damaged connector. If you find any damage, it's best to replace the cable.
2. Clean the charging port: Dirt or debris in the charging port can prevent the cable from properly connecting, leading to slow charging. Use a soft, dry toothbrush or a can of compressed air to clean the charging port gently.
3. Use a fast charging cable: If your device supports fast charging, try using a fast charging cable compatible with your device. These cables are designed to deliver more power to your device, which can result in faster charging times.
Notes: The maximum power supported by the device, power source, and charging cable affects charging speed. USB-A to USB-C or USB-A to Lightning cables don't support PD fast charging.
An iPhone 12 has a Lightning port, USB-A to Lightning and USB-C to Lightning cables are applicable for charging.
USB PD (Power Delivery) is a standard for fast charging technology for USB-C cable.
Based on USB-IF standard, USB-C to USB-C cable supporting PD 60W/100W/240W are all fast charging cables.
According to MFi standard, USB-C to Lightning cable supports PD fast charging technology.
In-box Apple Lightning cable is 1M. Belkin provides USB-A to Lightning and USB-C to Lightning cables in 1m, 2m and 3m lengths.
USB-C to USB-C cable (USB2.0)
- support up to 60W 3A/20V, PD fast charging
- High power cable support up to 100W 5A/20V, PD fast charging
- High power cable support up to 240W 5A/48V, PD fast charging
USB-A to USB-C cable (USB2.0)
- support up to 15W 3A/5V
USB-C to Lightning cable
- support up to 3A, PD fast charging
USB-A to Lightning cable
- support up to 2.4A
USB-A to MICRO-USB cable
- support up to 1.5A/5V
Charging speed and data transfer speed of cables from Belkin is the same in different lengths.
