Charging Cable for iPhone and Android

A weak charging cable is behind more “my phone won’t charge” visits than broken ports are, honestly. People come in sure their phone is dead, and a new cable fixes it. This collection covers the main types, so you can match your phone and charger.

Charging Cable Types

USB C to Lightning Cable

A USB C to lightning cable connects older iPhones to USB-C chargers and supports fast charging.

USB-C to USB-C Cable

A USB-C to USB-C cable is the standard for iPhone 15 and newer, Samsung Galaxy and most other Android phones.

10 ft Charging Cable

A 10 ft charging cable lets you use the phone from bed or the couch. Longer cables lose a little speed, so check the rating.

Fast Charging Cable

A fast charging cable must be rated for the wattage your charger delivers. Bad cable can be the limitation to a good charger. 

Fast Charger USB C Cable

A fast charger USB C cable paired with a USB-C wall charger is the usual fast-charging setup. See our wall chargers.

iPhone Fast Charging Cable

An iPhone fast charging cable needs the right connector for your model, plus a Power Delivery charger.

Match With the Right Charger

Pair the cable with a car charger or power bank. Still not charging with a new cable? It could be the port, and our phone repair team can check it. Browse all phone accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my charging cable stop working?
The connector end bends thousands of times and the wires inside break. Braided or reinforced cables last longer.

How do I know which cable I need?
Check your phone’s port: USB-C or Lightning, then check the charger’s port.

Does a longer cable charge slower?
Slightly, especially cheap ones. A good 10 ft cable usually loses very little.

Can any USB-C cable fast charge?
No. Some are data-only or low-power. Look for the wattage rating.

Could the problem be my phone’s port?
Yes. If a new cable doesn’t help, lint or damage in the port is next. We clean and repair ports in the shop.