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Apple USB C
2 m, USB 2.0, 240 W
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Former user
7 years ago
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The charging cable is supplied with the 87W MacBook Pro. The 87W (86.86W) is achieved with 20.2V x 4.3A. Of course, a safety factor is included here, but I would not exceed this number of amps by much. More amps could result in a hot situation ;)
Former employee
4 years ago
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Yes, it would work. :)
digitec
2 months ago
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Yes - you can charge an iPhone 15 Pro with this cable. According to Apple, the USB-C cable (2m, USB 2.0, 240W) is compatible with iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models and works for charging and syncing.
Important details:
- The cable has USB-C connectors at each end and is suitable for devices with a USB-C port, including the iPhone 15 Pro.
- For maximum fast charging, use a USB-C power adapter capable of delivering the desired power (sold separately). The cable itself supports the necessary power transmission, but the speed will depend on the power adapter used.
I'm not completely sure of the exact power delivered to the iPhone by a specific adapter with this cable, as the final speed depends on the power adapter and device settings.
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Yes, the cable comes in the original Apple packaging.
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*Charging cable :)
I don't know
digitec
7 months ago
The cable has a plastic sheath. It is described as white and made of plastic, with no indication of a fabric sheath.
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Yes, you can!
Yes, the cable fits, the iPhone 16 Pro has a USB-C port for charging.
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Yes, simply for charging
I assume that it is 60W, as it is very thin.
No
It is better for the cable to fulfil a standard that is too high than one that is too low😉.
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No, it is also suitable for devices of other brands. Just look at the specifications; in this case: 240W, max. 480 Mbit/s.
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I don't know, but the cable is thick. I also have thin cables and charging is much slower.
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The Apple chargers for which this cable was designed go up to 240W.
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This cable supports data transfer but only with USB 2.0 speeds.
This works from the third generation iPad Pro. All (Apple) devices with USB-C
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You need to purchase the USB-C to lightning cable
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Yes, you can do that because the current does not increase and therefore does not exceed the specifications of the cable.
No, unfortunately not, I bought it especially for this purpose, but it is only a charging cable.
Kam im original Apple-Karton.
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