DOCTOR METAL
DOCTOR METAL USB 3.2 Type-C Cable Lightning to USB-A 60W
A USB 3.2 cable with a Lightning connector and USB-A plug delivers 60 W charging and stable data transfer for compatible devices
- Connector TypeLighting Connector to USB A
- Fast charging up to 60 W for compatible devices
- USB 3.2 data speeds for quick file transfers
- Lightning to USB-A connects Apple gear to standard ports
- Anti-interference shielding keeps signal stable during long use
- Sturdy build with good heat dissipation resists wear over time
Versatile device connectivity
This Doctor Metal cable links a Lightning-equipped device to a USB-A port for charging and data. It suits users who need a single cord for iPhone, iPad or compatible accessories across computers, monitors, TVs or game consoles. The 60 W power rating supports fast charging while the USB 3.2 interface handles high-speed transfers.
Port and device checks
Confirm the host side has a standard USB-A receptacle and that the target device uses a Lightning connector. Verify the device can accept up to 60 W of power and that its firmware supports USB 3.2 data rates. Ensure the operating system recognises external media or CarPlay functions over a wired link.
Build integration
The cable plugs directly into existing USB-A ports, requiring no adapters or external power. It frees up Thunderbolt or SATA ports for storage or docks while delivering stable, interference-resistant signal transmission. Sturdy construction and good heat dissipation mean reliable long-term use in home, gaming or audio upgrade setups.
Highlights
- Fast charging up to 60 W for compatible devices
- USB 3.2 data speeds for quick file transfers
- Lightning to USB-A connects Apple gear to standard ports
- Anti-interference shielding keeps signal stable during long use
- Sturdy build with good heat dissipation resists wear over time
Specifications
| Connector Type | Lighting Connector to USB A |
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Doctor Metal USB 3.2 Type-C to Lightning cable?
The package contains the cable with a Lightning connector on one end and a USB-A plug on the other. No separate power adapter or additional adapters are included.
Which version of this cable should I choose for 60 W charging?
The listed model supports up to 60 W power delivery, so this single version covers fast charging for compatible iPhones and iPads.
What does the 60 W rating mean when I plug the cable into my laptop charger?
It means the cable can safely carry up to 60 W from a USB-A power source to a Lightning device, enabling fast charging where the charger and device both support that level.
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