
Apple USB-C – USB-C
1 m, USB 2.0, 60 W

Apple USB-C – USB-C
1 m, USB 2.0, 60 W
What is the difference between this product, Ref: 22732761, and the other Apple USB-C cable offered on the site, Ref: 10037152, https://www.galaxus.ch/fr/s1/product/apple-usb-c-usb-c-1-m-usb-20-60-w-cable-usb-10037152, which is 34.-? Both have the same indicated specifications (same length, same power, same connectors, same USB version) and yet the second one is significantly more expensive than the first. Comparing them, the only two things that seem to differentiate them are the amperage and the cable material. It is marked on the site that this product has an amperage of 0.30 A while the more expensive one has 3 A, but other sources indicate that this cable also has an amperage of 3 A and I think the 0.30 A indication is simply a synonym for the other or that the information is incorrect. So ultimately, the only thing that sets these two products apart is the cable material. Why then is the other cable almost double the price of this one? If anyone has an answer to my question, I would be greatly appreciative!