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If you have to ask, “Why on earth do I need a 10-foot charging cable,” you obviously haven’t treated yourself enough—or at all—to the comfort of lying in bed and scrolling through TikTok on your iPhone that is connected to an outlet on the other end of the room. Having a long-ass charging cable will give you a fully powered iPhone at all times for some unhealthy amount of screentime. And no more sitting on the kitchen countertop to charge while using your device, or running back and forth between rooms to get rid of that annoying 20 percent battery warning.

A pack of six charging cables that ticks all the boxes—durable, fast speed, long lifespan, bend-proof, MFi-Certified, and affordable—is like a buffet for a family of exclusively iPhone users. In this pack, the speeds for charging and data transferring are respectively 2.4 amps and 480 Mbps, as expected in any quick-charge wires. The varying lengths—three, six, and 10 feet—are great for family usage at home across rooms.

If you don’t mind spending four digits on an iPhone, why not get a premium charging cable to go with it? Especially one that will not fray, break, or loosen in grip. In an apocalyptic world, Nomad’s USB-C to Lightning cable will out-live all other cables thanks to its metal alloy. With a max velocity that can push the battery from zero to half-full in just 30 minutes, it results in one of the fastest times for portable charging or charging via a USB-C adapter. Get this and bring it to work; your colleagues will all be asking to borrow it on a daily basis.

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The OG charging cable from Apple is likely what most iPhone users want to add to the cart. We don’t judge you for staying with the Apple name. Not only does its charging cable promise full-on compatibility, it is also just so simple and intuitive. Although it is no-frills, no-style, and no-excitement, we all know how reliable it is, since it is often the first charging cable we use with iPhones. If you often charge via connecting to MacBook or USB-C ports, check out the Apple Lightning to USB-C Cable.

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If you only have one iPhone and just need to replace your old charging cable whose fit is pretty much loose as a goose, then consider an affordable option that might look plain, but still can complete charging and data transfer duties with great effectiveness. From an optimal 2.4 amps charging speed and up to 480 Mbps data transfer speed, this cable is one you’d pick if you’re not too picky. It’s really not something you need to contemplate too much.

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Here’s a USB-C to Lightning charging cable for people who’ve already moved onto USB-C adapters. Good for you on keeping up with the changing world of tech. In addition to looking sleek in long-lasting aluminum, Belkin’s charging cable actually has a smart perk: an LED light that shows the charge status. In red, it will indicate the phone is connected and being powered up; in green, it means you can now separate them to use your fully charged device. Knowing with just one glance is an upgrade some of you really, really busy (or lazy) people might need.

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Whoever says you can’t charge in style must really lack imagination. For an iPhone as sleek as the one you own, it’s only suitable to power it up with a stylish cable—this one by Native Union, for example. With a galaxy-inspired colorway, high charging and transfer speeds, and upgraded durability to withstand all sorts of twists, this cable adds some aesthetic to your efficient charging time. It even comes with a strap belt so you can wrap it up and leave no messy entanglement behind. Available in multiple colors as well as a USB-C version.

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Don’t you just hate the hassle of having to untangle a cable before using a portable charger? Not only do you waste valuable time, doing that in public can look quite embarrassing. Hence, we recommend this pack of six-inch Lightning cables for hooking up iPhones with portable power banks, charging stations, or laptops.

This universal charger is designed for both Apple and Android devices, as well as electronics compatible with micro USB, like speakers, GPS trackers, and cameras. It’s the Russian nesting doll of charging wires: While it doesn’t really have that “reveal” element, you can stack the three connectors—USB-C, micro USB, and Lightning—on top of each other. If you are an equal opportunity lover of both Android and Apple, this cable is made for you.