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Apple USB C (2 m, USB 2.0, 240 W)
EUR16,77

Apple USB C

2 m, USB 2.0, 240 W

Question about Apple USB C

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Anonymous

1 year ago

Hi, I've ordered the 2m USB-C cable for my Macbook Pro and I'd like to use it to charge my iPhone. I think it's possible but I'd like confirmation. Thanks in advance

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ursbissegger

1 year ago

Helpful answer

Yes, no problem.

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Stellardolphin

1 year ago

Wow, I've always been rubbish at electricity... In my opinion (= to be verified), the cable has no influence here. What matters is the socket you plug it into. Flat iPhone socket, square iPad socket, big MacBook puck, sockets of other models/brands? You need to look at the Watts they deliver (it's written on them) and check that this power is OK with the iPhone.

I also have the impression (to be verified) that recent devices know how to manage power, they don't 'burn out' by receiving more than they should...

I plug any Apple cable into any Apple socket, and I've never had a problem. What you risk by plugging your MacBook into a flat iPhone socket, for example, is seeing it charge very slowly.