Apple
Apple USB-C Charge Cable 2 m White
A 2-metre white USB-C cable for charging, syncing and data transfer between USB-C devices
- TypeUSB Cable
- ColorWhite
- AdapterUSB Type-C
- Length6
- 2-meter length gives flexible charging reach
- USB-C connectors on both ends enable universal compatibility
- Supports fast charging with compatible power adapters
- Works for charging, syncing and data transfer
- White finish matches Apple device aesthetics
What this cable is and who it suits
This two-metre white USB-C charge cable connects USB-C devices for charging, syncing and data transfer. It is built for users who need a longer reach between a device and a power source or computer. A compatible USB-C power adapter is required and sold separately.
Behaviour under sustained use
The cable supports fast-charging when paired with a suitable USB-C power adapter, maintaining the negotiated power level over the full two-metre length. Data transfer rates follow the USB-C specification implemented by the connected host and device.
Thermals, noise and power draw
As a passive cable it generates no noise and draws no power of its own. Heat produced during charging is limited to the normal resistive loss expected for a two-metre USB-C conductor carrying the negotiated current.
Highlights
- 2-meter length gives flexible charging reach
- USB-C connectors on both ends enable universal compatibility
- Supports fast charging with compatible power adapters
- Works for charging, syncing and data transfer
- White finish matches Apple device aesthetics
Specifications
| Type | USB Cable |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Length | 6 |
Questions about this item
Does the 2 m Apple USB-C Charge Cable get warm or draw noticeable power when left plugged in all day?
The cable itself is passive, so it generates no heat and draws no power when idle; any warmth comes from the charger or device at either end.
What else do I need to own for this cable to charge my device from a wall outlet?
You need a USB-C power adapter that supports the charging standard your device expects; the cable alone cannot plug into mains power.
Will this 2 m USB-C cable work at full speed with an older MacBook that only has USB-A ports?
No — the cable has USB-C connectors on both ends, so it cannot connect directly to a USB-A port without a separate adapter or hub.
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