AHDFWI 10FT USB‑A to USB‑C Fast Charging Cable

This pack of three AHDFWI USB A to USB Type-C cables offers long reach and fast charging for phones, tablets and plugged-in accessories. With 10-foot length for each cord, these cables are convenient when outlets are distant and they aim to keep a stable connection for charging and data sync in home, car and office setups.

Key Points

Each cable supports fast charging for many USB-C devices including recent iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 models according to the manufacturer, as well as Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones that use PPS. The set includes three 10-foot cords which helps reduce the need to move devices while they charge. Data transfer and charging can happen simultaneously at up to 480 Mbps, so syncing media or backups to a PC or Mac remains practical while charging.

This product is also intended for CarPlay use when paired with a compatible head unit and works with several iPad Pro and iPad Air generations that accept USB-C. The cables are built with reinforced materials to improve durability and repeated plug cycles.

Technical Specifications

• Name: AHDFWI 3 Pack USB A to USB Type C Cable 10FT
• Cable length: 10 feet
• Data transfer speed: 480 Mbps
• Compatibility: iPhone 15 series, iPhone 16 series, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, iPad Pro/Air/Mini (see device notes)
• Connector type: USB A to USB Type-C
• Quantity: 3 cables

Usage Recommendations

Use these long cables when you need flexibility to use a device while it charges, for example reading or using navigation in the car, streaming on a tablet from the couch, or working at a desk with wall outlets farther away. They are practical for backup charging cables placed in different rooms or for keeping one with a travel power strip. For CarPlay connection, pair the cable with a vehicle head unit that accepts USB A input.

Consider that charging speed will depend on the power output of the charger or USB port in use. The cable adapts the current to the connected device as reported by the manufacturer, but if you need the fastest possible charging for certain models, use it with a compatible high-output charger. Also note that some iPad chargers and newer MacBook chargers use USB-C ports rather than USB A; in those cases these USB A to USB-C cords will work only with a USB A power source.