Charging Cables
Every TOP-UP cable exists to remove a cord from your bag. Some do it by combining connectors, some by being the right length for one specific place — a car console, a nightstand, an airline seat. Below is how the range breaks down.
By connector
- USB-C to USB-C — the default for phones, tablets and laptops. All TOP-UP USB-C cables carry 60W Power Delivery and are data-capable, not charge-only.
- USB-A to USB-C — for older wall bricks, car ports and CarPlay head units that still use a rectangular USB port.
- Multi-device (3-in-1, 4-in-1, 3-in-2) — one cord that ends in an Apple Watch puck plus USB-C, Lightning or Micro-USB legs.
By length
- 1.15–1.3 ft — power banks, car consoles, tight desks. No slack to coil.
- 3.3 ft — the standard desk and nightstand length.
- 4 ft — enough to use the phone while it charges.
- 6.6 ft — wall socket to bed, sofa or back seat without an extension lead.
Why cable choice affects charging speed
A charger can only deliver what the cable allows. A USB-C cable without the right internal wiring will negotiate down to 15W or less regardless of the plug it is attached to, which is the most common reason a fast charger feels slow. Every cable in this collection supports 60W Power Delivery.
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