Baseus USB Type-C - Lightning Fast Charging Power Delivery 20W 1m Very durable USB Type-C - Lightning Nylon Braided Cable. It is made of a material characterized by exceptional durability and wear resistance. The plugs are terminated with reinforced housings and rubber caps to minimize the risk of cable breakage in these places. It is ideal for transferring data and charging your phone. It can withstand a load of up to 20W and is suitable for fast charging of the latest iPhones. Specification Brand: Baseus Material: ABS, Nylon Maximum Load: 20W Fast Charging: Power Delivery 18W USB Standard: USB 2.0 High Speed (480Mbps) Data Transfer Rate: Up to 480Mbps Connector Type: USB Type C, Lightning Length: 1m Lightning-fast and safe charging The cable is composed of thick cores. This is a guarantee of express and stable charging. Before you know it, your gear will be ready to go again! Smart chip The accessory has an intelligent management system that matches the optimal voltage to the specific equipment. Your smartphone will get exactly the amount of power it needs to recover in the shortest possible time, without the risk of damaging the battery. Charging and data transfer at the same time Renewing power during file transfer and transferring files during power renewal. Without unnecessary windows forcing you to choose only one option. The most critical point of any cable - the connection of the cable to the plug, has been further reinforced to prevent breakage. A small change that significantly extends the life of the entire accessory. Durable and robust The cable is made of high-quality, environmentally friendly material, extremely flexible and resistant to high temperatures or bending. You don't have to worry that if you accidentally tug on it, the entire cable will be thrown away. Practical Velcro Thanks to the included Velcro, storing and transporting the accessory will not be a problem. And without one of the biggest nightmares of wires - tangling. And I don't think there's anyone in the world who hasn't cursed at least once at a Gordian knot, right?