Questions & Answers for USB-C to Lightning Cable (2 m)
18 Questions from the Community
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What is the max power current this cable can carry on? Is it 3A or 2.4A?
- Asked by Quangdiep N from Sydney
- 7-Feb-2019
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AnswerI used a power meter and the iPad was charging at 22.5W. That means the 22.5W / 5V = 4.5A or 22.5 / 4.5V = 5A
So IMO the cable is capable of delivering 5A.- Answered by John R from Shailer Park
- 6-Apr-2019
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Will this cable work with the newest (released 2018) 18 watt USB-C charger?
Will this cable work with the newest (released 2018) 18 watt USB-C charger? It's the "18W USB-C Power Adapter" released by Apple in November 2018.
- Asked by Marton C from Huntington Beach
- 7-Dec-2018
- Flag as inappropriate (Will this cable work with the newest (released 2018) 18 watt USB-C charger?)
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Will this cable work to attach my GoPro to my iPad?
- Asked by Marla B from Nehalem
- 9-Jun-2017
- Flag as inappropriate (Will this cable work to attach my GoPro to my iPad?)
AnswerIf your GoPro uses USB-C and your iPad uses a Lightning cable, then yes it will physically work to plug them both in together. That being said, support for connecting those two devices together (as in actually allowing them to exchange data) is dependent on the GoPro's software compatibility to be plugged directly into an iOS device... and that's something you'll need to check with them for. If they say you can plug into an iPad using a USB-C to Lightning cable then yes, this one will do the job just fine for you.
- Answered by Timothy M from Eugene
- 31-Aug-2018
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Will this damage my phone battery if I connect the USB-c end to my 87w laptop block and the other end to my iPhone 6s?
- Asked by Bryce O from Albuquerque
- 21-Dec-2018
- Flag as inappropriate (Will this damage my phone battery if I connect the USB-c end to my 87w laptop block and the other end to my iPhone 6s?)
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is there have 0.3m cable?
nowadays, it have portable battery which support to provide USB PD, but 1 m is still too long for portable purpose.
- Asked by Edmund C
- 3-Sep-2018
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Will this work to connect magic keyboard to new Mac mini for charging?
- Asked by Nancy C from Tucson
- 23-Nov-2018
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Will this cable allow for faster transfers from an iOS device to a PC?
- Asked by Luis C from Arlington
- 19-Oct-2017
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29w.
- Answered by Jason P
- 12-Dec-2017
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I want to transfer analog audio, eg for headfones and mp3 and data files from an iPad Air 2 to a MacBook. Will a Lightning to USB-C cable do this?
- Asked by Richard D from Sanibel
- 21-Oct-2018
- Flag as inappropriate (I want to transfer analog audio, eg for headfones and mp3 and data files from an iPad Air 2 to a MacBook. Will a Lightning to USB-C cable do this?)
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The Usb-C port on the Apple TV 4th Generation is for data transfers only.
- Answered by David S from Horsham
- 14-Sep-2017
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Is fast-charging enabled with the USB-C to Lightning cable from a MacBook Pro? Or only directly from a Power Adaptor (29W, 30W, 61W or 87W)?
I want to purchase a USB-C to Lightning Cable to fast-charge my iPhone Xs. I'm assuming I'll be able to use my USB-C charger from my MacBook Pro (2017), but if I plug this cable directly into my MacBook Pro instead, will it still fast-charge? Because that's usually what I'd be plugging it into.
Also, do all Apple Power Adaptors (with USB-C) enable fast charging with this cable?- Asked by Richard S from East Hills
- 27-Sep-2018
- Flag as inappropriate (Is fast-charging enabled with the USB-C to Lightning cable from a MacBook Pro? Or only directly from a Power Adaptor (29W, 30W, 61W or 87W)?)
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Will this replace the original USB cable that came with my iPhone 5s
Is this the exact same USB cable type that originally came with my iPhone 5 s?
- Asked by Pamela V from Burlington
- 5-Oct-2017
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How do I know if my cable is USB-c to lightening cable. I have so many cables around I can’t tell which came with my IPAD pro
- Asked by Jeffrey H from Winnipeg
- 24-Jan-2018
- Flag as inappropriate (How do I know if my cable is USB-c to lightening cable. I have so many cables around I can’t tell which came with my IPAD pro)
AnswerThe cable that came with the I pad pro will be a standard square type USB cable. it will not be USB C.
Although the new iPad can utilize the new fast charge feature it has not been sold along with the USB cable, a separate purchase must be made. -
Can I use the cable to transfer music from my iPad to my iPhone 8plus
- Asked by Valderine H from Philadelphia
- 20-Dec-2017
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I use the cable to transfer music from my iPad to my iPhone 8plus)
AnswerNo, you cannot connect your iDevices on both sides of this cable. They use either Lightning or 30-Pin.
However, you can transfer music if you have a Mac or PC with a USB-C port or Thunderbolt 3.- Answered by Ivan S
- 29-Dec-2017
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So this supports for a few select iOS models fast charging by USB Power Delivery, what is the max wattage it supports for USB PD?
- Asked by Andrew R from Lubbock
- 19-Oct-2017
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