Add 4 to cart to get the offer, Discount shows at Checkout.
Type-C to USB(shoppingsquare.com.au)
Type-C to Type-C(shoppingsquare.com.au)
Lightning to USB for iPhone/iPad(shoppingsquare.com.au)
Add 4 to cart to get the offer, Discount shows at Checkout.
Type-C to USB(shoppingsquare.com.au)
Type-C to Type-C(shoppingsquare.com.au)
Lightning to USB for iPhone/iPad(shoppingsquare.com.au)
Assume you mean one cale less than $20 not one cable less than $5? If you mean that 1 cable less than 5, do you have a link?
Think OP was saying if you don't need 4 cables and only need one? I had a quick look on Amazon and buying a single cable is cheaper but buying 4 isn't.
That's what I thought as well. No harm to ask…maybe he has a link for one cable less than $5..
I mean you can get multiple cables for less, but "just one type"
e.g. 3x A->C for $11 , (save $9 because you really only wanted 2.)
https://www.amazon.com.au/WIKIPro-Charger-Charging-Powerline…
Thanks OP!
Note:
the Apple Lightning cable is only 1.5A at 2m,
the USB-A to USB-C is only at 5V/2A Max (the shorter variants are 9V/2A Max)
So they're advertising a quick charge cable that doesn't quick charge? I thought QC on these cables was governed by the devices on each end, not the cable itself.
The resistance of the power wires still matters. For 3A over 2 metres, you'd need a larger wire-gauge.
I would not expect to get the fastest charge over such a long cable.
Perhaps the QC3 spec requires lower cable impedance at 9V?
Lightning cables don't mention anything about being MFI certified. I'm avoiding just on that premise.
Thanks. You saved me a purchase.
More interesting that you can mix and match.
full list: https://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/category.php?mode=promotio…
But there are better deals on Amazon if you have prime and just want one type.