Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Two six-foot USB-C to USB-C cables deliver up to 60 W charging for recent iPhone, iPad and Mac models
This two-pack supplies two six-foot USB-C to USB-C cables rated for 60 W power delivery. They are built for owners of iPhone 15 through 17 models, including Pro, Pro Max and Air variants, who need a spare or replacement charging cord. The TPE jacket is free of PVC and RoHS compliant for a safer, greener charging experience.
The six-foot length replaces shorter cables that limit movement while charging and replaces USB-A to USB-C cords that cannot deliver the same power level. The jump is worth it when you charge iPhone 15 or later models, recent iPad Pro or Air tablets, MacBook models from 2016 onward, or compatible Android phones and want a single cable type for all of them.
Both ends carry the same USB-C connector so installation is simply plugging into a USB-C wall charger or port. The common mistake is expecting a USB-A plug on one end; this cable will not fit older USB-A chargers without an adapter. Ensure your power source has a USB-C output before purchasing.
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Each end uses a USB-C plug so the cable requires a USB-C port on the charger and a USB-C port on the device.
Buyers sometimes forget they also need a USB-C wall charger because the cable has USB-C plugs on both ends and cannot connect to a USB-A port.
Replace them if the TPE jacket shows cuts, the connectors become loose, or charging speed drops below the 60 W rating.
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