Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Mobee
A retractable coiled cable with four connector combinations that charges phones, tablets and laptops at up to 240 W and moves data at 480 Mbps
This new Mobee cable combines USB-A, USB-C and Lightning connectors into one retractable coiled design. It delivers up to 240 W over USB-C to USB-C and 27 W over USB-C to Lightning. Data moves at 480 Mbps, suitable for syncing photos, music and documents. The six-foot coil keeps car interiors tidy while reaching front and rear seats.
Ideal for households or vehicles carrying iPhone 13 through 17, iPad, MacBook and Android phones that use USB-C or Lightning ports. The single cord replaces several separate cables and supports CarPlay and Android Auto. Buyers who only ever charge one device type or who require higher data bandwidth than 480 Mbps will not benefit from the multi-connector layout.
The headline specification is the 240 W maximum when both ends are USB-C, which decides whether the cable can fast-charge large laptops. USB-C to Lightning tops out at 27 W, so iPhone and iPad charging stays at standard speeds. Match the wattage to your most power-hungry device before purchasing.
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The cable plugs into either a USB-A or a USB-C power source, so your charger or vehicle port needs at least one of those interfaces.
No, the 240 W maximum is only reached over USB-C to USB-C; USB-C to Lightning is limited to 27 W.
Check the laptop’s battery or power menu while charging — it should report a power draw near 240 W when using the USB-C to USB-C ends.
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