Anker543 USB C to USB C Cable(240W,6FT),Bio-Based Charging Cable for iPhone 16/15 Series,MacBook Pro 2020, iPad Air 4 and More(USB 2.0,Misty Blue)ClimatePartner certified

Combining this with its charging block of the same type, your phone will charge extremely fast if super fast charging is supported. It isn't as durable as a braided cord, but it still feels sturdy.Both ends are USB C which is nice, since you could use either end if you wanted. The cable length is as advertised and will be short, so make sure it will run all the way to where you want it.

This Anker USB-C cable charges my devices super fast—perfect for my MacBook and iPhone 15. The Misty Blue color is adorable and a nice change from plain black or white. It feels really durable and well-made, with no fraying or weak spots. Definitely a great buy!

Works perfectly!

I lost my original cable that came with my phone. This cable charges fast I did pair it with an anker block. My kids have used it also and they are very rough connecting and disconnecting the devices. It is very durable. I will purchase more. I do recommend.

Works great, glad available in colors. Blue for USB-C and black for lightning

Love the material. The touch/feel is nice and smooth but also satin like which gives a premium and durable feel. The strap is a great plus and you can easily remove it to use for another cord. Anker is the way to go if you want better charging.

We bought along with Anker's 313 45w charger and do get the Super Fast Charging 2.0 (exactly our intended purpose). If you intend to connect to a PC for data transfer to say pull your photos off the camera, it's slow as USB specs are 480 Mbps and not like most USB-C 3.0/3.1 cable minimums at 5 Gbps. Newer USB4 and Thunderbolt cables may be overkill, but will meet more specs. Those newer cables also come with labeling on the cables so you remember what they are. Stick with name brands like Anker, Plugable, Cable Matters, etc. Those higher cables will tell you if they are USB-IF / Power Delivery technology, will or won't work with Qualcomm QC / work with super fast 2.0 charging, provide even higher wattage and transfer speeds when connected to your laptop/PC and have passed many manufacturer/industry testing standards/the right to use those labels. Review device specs you have or planning to buy to know what cable works best for you. And if it's like the Anker 543, take a permanent marker and write the wattage and USB version / data speed on them. When those cables end up in a drawer, you'll be happy you did!

I will always get Anker brand