USB Cables

Frustrated with slow charging and data transfer? Discover Anker’s premium USB cables, designed for durability and high performance. Thanks to advanced technology and broad device compatibility, Anker USB cables deliver fast, reliable charging and syncing, making them an ideal choice for everyday use.

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Built for Speed and Efficiency: Anker USB cables are crafted with the latest technology to support fast charging and high-speed data transfer. Whether you are connecting your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or gaming device, our cables deliver reliable performance at all times. With wide compatibility across USB-C and  USB-A devices, you can count on seamless power and data flow wherever you are.

Engineered for Long-Term Durability: Our cables are made with premium materials such as reinforced fiber cores and flexible, tangle-resistant outer layers. Tested to withstand over 25,000 bends, Anker USB cables promise unmatched resilience for everyday use. Choose from various designs, including braided options, to suit your lifestyle while ensuring your cables last longer.

Reliable Performance You Can Trust: With Anker USB cables, you get more than just a connection — you get peace of mind. Whether for home, office, or travel, our cables offer the perfect blend of speed, strength, and reliability. Explore Anker’s selection today and experience why millions trust us for their charging and syncing needs.

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What Are the 4 Types of USB Cables?

There are four main types of USB cables commonly used today. USB-A is the traditional, rectangular connector found on many computers and chargers. USB-B is more square-shaped and often used for printers and other large devices. USB-C is a smaller, reversible connector that supports faster charging and data transfer, becoming the new standard for many devices. Lastly, Micro-USB was widely used for smartphones and accessories before USB-C became more popular, and it is still found on some older or budget devices.


How do I know if I have USB-A or C cables?

To tell if you have a USB-A or USB-C cable, look at the connector shape. A USB-A connector is flat and rectangular, typically fitting into larger, traditional USB ports. In contrast, a USB-C connector is smaller, rounded, and symmetrical, meaning it can be plugged in either way up. If your cable has the smaller, reversible connector, it is a USB-C. If it has the larger, one-sided connector, it is a USB-A.


Does it matter what USB cable you use?

Yes, the type of USB cable you use does matter. Different cables support varying speeds for charging and data transfer, and not all are designed to handle high power or fast data rates. Using a low-quality or incompatible cable can result in slower charging, reduced performance, or even potential damage to your devices. To get the best results, it’s important to choose a high-quality cable that matches your device’s specifications and needs.


Which USB cable for fast charging?

For fast charging, it is recommended to use a high-quality USB-C to USB-C cable or a USB-A to USB-C cable that supports fast charging standards like Power Delivery (PD) or Quick Charge. These cables are designed to handle higher power levels, allowing your devices to charge much faster than with standard cables. Always pair your cable with a compatible fast-charging adapter to achieve the best performance.


Is there a difference between a USB charging cable and a USB data cable?

Yes, there is a difference between a USB charging cable and a USB data cable. A USB charging cable is designed primarily for delivering power to charge devices, whereas a USB data cable is made for transferring data between devices, such as syncing files or connecting peripherals. Some cables can do both, but it’s important to check the specifications to ensure the cable supports data transfer if needed. Charging-only cables typically lack the necessary wiring to support data transmission.