What’s most important is that Beats’ cables are compatible with all modern electronics. Not just current Apple devices. The ...

However, that doesn’t stop some users from resorting to off-brand options — like the HuffPost reader-favorite 3-in-1 charger ...

Apple’s finally killing off its proprietary Lightning charging cord for new iPhones and replacing it with the universal standard USB-C. . Anyone who remembers dongle-gate, when Apple switched ...

You have a fair share of choices when it comes to USB-C cables, but you've never seen anything like Nomad's new Universal Cable for Apple Watch. It's truly the first of its kind.

The cable is also Apple MFi certified, so it’ll work great with all of your Apple devices. The hybrid design eliminates the need to carry multiple cables, ...

Apple sells USB-C cables ranging from $20 to $70, so what’s the difference? Keeping in mind that USB-C is a type of connector, the technical specifications of the cable you use can be very ...

While many people eventually realized they don't need a USB-A to USB-C Apple cable to run CarPlay – and pretty much any cable would do, as long as it wasn't charging-only – the criticism has ...

When Apple finally made the move to USB-C, it did so in a very Apple way.That includes the offering of a $130 Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C) Pro cable, one that's actually $160 if you need the full 3 ...

Apple said the industry-favored cord would allow charging, data transfers, and playing audio. It’s also capable of achieving USB 3 speeds, which Apple says is up to 20X faster than USB 2.

The Apple Lightning cable, $29, for people who own an iPhone 5 through iPhone 14. (We tested the 2-meter version. There’s a 1-meter option, too, for $10 less.) ...

Apple announced Lighting with the 2012 iPhone 5. Ten years later, the connector is still around — but that may not be the case for much longer. It wasn’t just a flash in the pan.