USB cables – transfer data and charge devices

USB cables are characterised by their characteristic plug or rectangular connector that can be easily connected and disconnected from various devices. USB cables are available in different versions and standards, such as USB-A, USB-B, USB-C and Micro USB, and each version has its own unique features and uses.

Our range of USB cables includes:

• Lightning cables
• USB Type A
• USB Type C
• Micro USB
• Mini USB.

Frequently asked questions about USB cables

What is the difference between USB-A and USB-C cables?

USB-A and USB-C are different types of USB connectors and cables with different functions and uses. USB-A is the most common type and is often used to connect devices such as computers, keyboards, and mice to other devices. USB-C is the latest standard and offers reverse connectivity, higher transfer speeds, and support for high power delivery, making it suitable for a variety of devices, including smartphones, laptops and external displays.

Can I use any USB cable to charge my smartphone?

In most cases, you can use a standard USB-A to Micro USB or USB-C cable to charge your smartphone from a USB power source, such as a computer, wall socket, or power bank. To ensure the best results, you should use the cable included with your smartphone or a high-quality cable compatible with your device.