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Apple USB-C Charge Cable A2795 60W 1m
A braided USB-C cable that delivers up to 60 W of power for charging iPhone 15 models
- Charges iPhone 15 series at up to 60W
- Braided woven jacket resists everyday wear
- One metre length suits desk or bedside use
- Apple OEM cable matches original specifications
- Sealed in plastic bag for clean delivery
Apple USB-C Charge Cable A2795 60W 1m
This Apple OEM USB-C charge cable delivers up to 60W of power through a braided woven design. It measures one metre in length and arrives sealed in a plastic bag. The cable is intended for charging compatible Apple devices.
Suits iPhone 15 series owners needing
Users of iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will find this cable matches their charging port. Buyers who need a longer cable for desk or bedside use should look at other options. Those requiring higher wattage for larger laptops will need a different cable.
The 60W power rating decides if this cable fits
This specification determines whether the cable can supply enough power for your specific hardware. Check your device's required input wattage before purchasing. A lower rating may result in slower charging or no charging at all.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone 15 series at up to 60W
- Braided woven jacket resists everyday wear
- One metre length suits desk or bedside use
- Apple OEM cable matches original specifications
- Sealed in plastic bag for clean delivery
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1 m or a longer cable for my iPhone 15 Pro?
The A2795 is supplied at 1 m; choose a longer cable only if you need extra reach, otherwise this length matches the original accessory.
What does the 60 W rating mean when I plug it into my iPhone 15?
The cable supports up to 60 W power delivery, so it will carry the full charging speed your iPhone 15 requests from a compatible adapter.
Does the USB-C connector on the A2795 limit charging speed on an iPhone 15 Pro Max?
No, the USB-C connector is rated for 60 W, which meets the maximum power the iPhone 15 Pro Max can accept.
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