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Orico

Orico ORICO-GQA29 USB-C to Lightning cable 3.3 ft 29W

SKU CH-GV6P-5FM82 MPN ORICO-GQA29

A 3.3 ft USB-C to Lightning cable delivering 29 W charging and 480 Mbps data sync for iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, X series and AirPods Pro

  • TypeLightning Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • Standard USB PortUSB-C to Lightning

Length 3.3 ft.

  • 29 W charging powers iPhone quickly
  • 480 Mbps transfer moves files fast
  • Nylon braid with aluminium ends resists wear
  • 3 ft length fits bags and desks
  • Works with iPhone 11 through 14 and AirPods Pro

What it is

The Orico ORICO-GQA29 is a USB-C to Lightning cable built for charging and syncing compatible Apple devices. It delivers up to 29 W of power at 14.5 V and 2 A while transferring data at 480 Mbps.

Who it suits

The 3.3 ft length and nylon-braided jacket suit users who want a short, durable cable for desk or travel use with iPhone 11 through 14 models and AirPods Pro. Buyers needing a longer reach or a USB-A connector should look at other options.

Capacity and headroom

At 29 W the cable comfortably handles fast charging for the listed iPhones and AirPods Pro. It runs out of headroom for higher-wattage laptops or tablets that demand more than the 14.5 V 2 A rating.

Highlights

  • 29 W charging powers iPhone quickly
  • 480 Mbps transfer moves files fast
  • Nylon braid with aluminium ends resists wear
  • 3 ft length fits bags and desks
  • Works with iPhone 11 through 14 and AirPods Pro

Specifications

TypeLightning Cable
ColorBlack
Standard USB PortUSB-C to Lightning

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Questions about this item

Does this cable need a USB-C power adapter to deliver the 29 W rating?

Yes, a USB-C charger that supports 14.5 V at 2 A is required to reach the 29 W charging power.

Will it charge an iPhone 11 at the same speed as newer models listed?

The cable supports the 29 W specification, but the iPhone 11 draws only the power its own charging circuit allows.

How can I confirm the cable is syncing data at 480 Mbps after connecting?

Transfer a large file between the iPhone and computer; a sustained rate near 480 Mbps indicates the link is operating at full USB 2.0 speed.

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