If you have a new laptop with USB-C connection, this cable lets you charge an iPhone or iPad from it. Not least because it's a connection that's capable of transferring power as well as data at the same time, so you can use the same socket to charge as to sync data. Not only does this cable look good, it's very strong thanks to the inclusion of Kevlar in its fibres. We could see them getting caught on things frequently and prematurely wearing out compared to the rest of the cable.

compatible device — when we used the appropriate power supply, and we didn't have any issues charging our Switch as well. We also flexed each connector repeatedly to check for signs of wear and tear, and we rated and scored how easy it is to keep each cable organized. Standard USB-A to USB-C cable, suitable for use with smartphones, tablets and other devices fitted with USB Type-C connector. The charging connector adapters can be slightly finicky to connect, and they seem like a weak point regarding durability.This cable has a USB-C charging connector and a Lightning connector for iPhones, and a micro-USB port for other Android phones or accessory devices. The Anker PowerLine III is listed with a maximum power rating of 100 watts (20 volts, five amps) which should allow it to charge just about any device at full speed, including a MacBook, provided you are using a power adapter with enough output.

Charge cable made with a woven design • USB-C connectors on both ends • Ideal for charging, syncing and transferring data between USB-C devices • Pair with a compatible USB-C power adaptor to conveniently charge your devices from a power point and ta.This proved to be a convenient and easy way to keep your cable organized, especially when traveling. It runs on the shorter side, making it a little less convenient for folks who use their phone while plugged into the charger. Unless you use this cable adaptor which means you can plug your current charging cable's USB-A end into the USB-A adapter socket, and the other end into your laptop. Still, in all our years of USB-C cable testing, this is by far our favorite cable and one we highly recommend to anyone who only wants the best. Both sockets are more powerful than basic models – the USB-A connector lets devices draw up to 12 watts while the USB-C port can deliver up to 15 watts, which means faster charging for compatible gadgets.