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A USB-C to Lightning cable built for 20W Power Delivery fast charging — the combination that takes an iPhone from flat to around half in half an hour. It fits every Lightning iPhone and iPad, so a single cable covers the whole house. The nylon-braided jacket resists tangling and everyday wear far better than the soft cable in the box, and built-in circuitry guards against voltage spikes on unstable mains. One metre — long enough for the bedside table, short enough to stay tidy in a bag. Ships with a 7-day checking warranty.
Good cable, works on all our iPhones
One metre is the right length for the bedside. Works on my iPhone and my daughter’s. Delivery to Multan was three days.
Hina A., Multan · Verified purchase
Fixed my slow iPhone charging
My old cable was doing about 8W. With this on a 20W adapter the phone jumps up fast. Braided jacket feels solid and it does not tangle in my bag.
Usman B., Islamabad · Verified purchase
Pay by JazzCash or bank transfer (UBL) in advance, or Cash on Delivery — available on every order, no advance needed. We dispatch as soon as a prepaid order is verified — or immediately for Cash on Delivery — with delivery in 1–2 working days.
7-day checking warranty against DOA, plus manufacturer Pakistan warranty where applicable. Claims handled locally.
A USB-C to USB-C cable rated 5A / 100W with an E-marker chip. A normal 3A cable caps you at ~60W and often much less.
We stock MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning cables. Non-certified Lightning cables are not sold here — they trigger the "accessory not supported" warning.

60W USB-C Power Delivery fast charging · Fits iPhone 15 through 18 series (all USB-C iPhones)
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Genuine Samsung Original · USB-C to USB-C
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