Tripp Lite U026-016 USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable 16 ft
- USB A to USB A
- USB 2.0
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A 15 cm MFi-certified USB to Lightning cable with a flat, tape-shaped design that withstands over 10000 bends and supports 18 W fast charging plus 480 Mbps data sync
This 15 cm CableCreation cable connects iPhone and iPad models with a Lightning port to a USB-C power source. It carries an MFi certification chip that guarantees full device recognition and safe charging. The flat, tape-style construction uses enamelled copper circuits inside a TPE jacket. It is built for users who need a compact link between a phone and a charger or laptop port.
The short length keeps a workspace tidy and fits easily in a small pouch or pocket. It supports 2.4 A charging and 480 Mbps data sync for compatible iPhones from the 5 series through the 14 series, plus listed iPad and iPod models. Buyers who need a longer reach for bedside or sofa use should look at a standard-length cable. Anyone requiring a USB-A connector instead of USB-C will need a different product.
The aluminium alloy connector housing dissipates heat so the cable maintains its rated 18 W power delivery without throttling. In testing the TPE jacket survives over 10,000 bend cycles, so daily plugging and unplugging does not degrade performance. The flexible printed circuit design prevents the internal conductors from work-hardening under repeated flexing.
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Yes, the cable requires a USB-C PD charger such as an Apple 18 W, 30 W, 45 W, 61 W, 65 W or 87 W supply to deliver 18 W fast charging to supported iPhones.
No, iPhone 8 and newer models support PD fast charging while earlier models including iPhone 7 only support normal charging at up to 2.4 A.
Connect the cable to a computer and check the transfer speed in the operating system's file-copy dialog or run a benchmark tool; a sustained rate near 480 Mbps confirms the link is operating at USB 2.0 high-speed.
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