Cables

A charging cable is a cable used to connect electronic devices to a power source, typically to recharge the device’s battery or power it while in use. It usually consists of two ends: one end with a connector that plugs into the device being charged, and the other end with a connector that plugs into a power source such as a wall outlet or a USB port on a computer. Charging cables can come in various lengths, materials, and connector types, depending on the device being charged and the power source being used. Some common connector types include USB-A, USB-C, Lightning, and Micro-USB. It’s important to use the correct charging cable for each device to ensure proper charging and avoid damage to the device or cable.