The Micro USB plug is very small: just as wide, half as tall, and twice as thick as an SD card. It allows an iPhone be connected to a Micro USB cable instead of the traditional 30-pin connector.

This means that your device will regularly be charged with full current of 1 A (1.000 mA) instead of 0.5 A (500 mA). Save 50% of your time and charge twice as fast as with a standard usb cable!” ...

If you use an iPhone or Airpods, and want to solve your low-battery blues, Satechi’s USB-C to Lightning Charging Cable is the perfect solution. Buy Satechi USB-C to Lightning Cable $24.99 ...

This is something that’ll be frustrating for people buying into Apple’s ecosystem: if you have a MacBook, an iPhone, and a pair of Beats Solo 3s, you’ll need three different cables and up to ...

Versions of Anker’s PowerLine cables have been our favorites since 2016, when we named the Lightning and Micro-USB variants our top picks. The USB-C cables came later and are equally great.

USB-C is a big step forward from Micro-USB. When Apple first debuted the Lightning connector 4 years ago I didn't mind it much, though I wished Apple had opted for the then popular Micro-USB instead.

This follows similar rulings in 2009 when the European Parliament requested Apple to use the then-standard micro-USB. Apple found a loophole around that ruling by providing micro-USB to Lightning ...

They include Apple’s new 240W USB-C Charge Cable and the USB-C cable that comes with every model of iPhone 15. If you buy an iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Plus, the USB-C connection maxes out at the USB 2.0 ...

Some of them, such as the “USB 3” specification Apple used for its fancier iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone Pro Max phones, offer transfer speeds of 10 gigabits-per-second, 20-times faster.