Apple iPhone USB‑C Fast Charging 10 ft Cable

This DiHines USB-C power adapter and long USB-C to USB-C cable set is designed to speed up charging for the latest iPhone 17 series and other USB-C devices, offering faster top-up times and greater reach for everyday use. It combines PD 3.0 fast charging with a 10 ft (2.8 m) cable so you can charge from outlets across the room while keeping the device usable on the couch or in the back seat of a car.

Key Points

The charger block uses Power Delivery 3.0 and can deliver a maximum output of 20W, which, according to the manufacturer, can charge iPhone 17/17 Air/17 Pro/17 Pro Max and compatible 16 and 15 series devices to roughly 50–57% in 30 minutes. The set includes two charger units and two 2.8 meter USB-C to USB-C cables so you have a spare for travel or another room. Safety features are built into the adapter with an intelligent circuit design that protects against overcurrent, overvoltage, overheating and short circuits, offering more comprehensive protection while charging. Note that older Lightning-only iPhone models such as iPhone 14, 13, 12 and earlier that require a Lightning connector are not compatible with this USB-C to USB-C cable without an additional adapter.

Technical Specifications

• Name: DiHines Phone Chargers iPhone Fast Charging
• Output Power: 20W
• Fast Charge Protocol: PD 3.0
• Cable Length: 2.8 m (10 ft) per cable
• Package Contents: 2 chargers and 2 USB-C to USB-C cables
• Warranty: 18 months post-sale support

Usage Recommendations

For comfortable charging on sofas or in vehicles, route the 10 ft cable to avoid tripping and keep devices off the floor. When using with compatible iPhones, connect the USB-C cable directly to the phone to benefit from the advertised fast-charge window of about 30 minutes to reach half battery, according to the manufacturer. If you plan to charge multiple device types, the charger also works with many Android phones including Samsung Galaxy S22 to S25 models and other USB-C devices, but remember that performance depends on device acceptance of PD 3.0 and cable condition.

Consider that maximum charging speed relies on the device firmware and battery condition, so actual times may vary in practice. 😊 🔌.