Here you will find the mobile charger cable you need. Or a spare data cable to connect your smartphone to your computer. We have USB C, Micro USB and iPhone Lightning data cables.
Data cables serve a dual purpose. On the one hand, they connect to the charger to restore your phone's battery. On the other, they let you transfer files between your smartphone and your computer. If the cable of your phone's charger has broken or you want a spare, at MaxMovil you will find compatible data cables.
There are several USB cable standards. Below we explain the best-known ones. In the past, each mobile phone model had its own cable and connector, which made everything more difficult and cumbersome. However, in the mid-'90s the USB, or Universal Serial Bus, emerged. Its aim was to unify connection formats for devices and peripherals, and within a short time most manufacturers adopted the standards. Several generations of USB cable have followed since then.
iPhone charger cable
Some say the only bad thing about Apple is its cables. If you need a cable for your iPhone charger, at MaxMovil we make all types of Lightning cable available to you. They are genuine Apple accessories, so you do not risk damaging your phone or buying cables that are of no use to you. Very often, cheap is expensive.
Samsung charger cable
Does your beloved Galaxy need a cable? No problem, in our online shop you will find every Samsung charger cable you could need. Both for the latest-generation smartphones and for mobile phones from a few years ago. Search and find the accessory you want!
Types of USB cable
Now it is time to explain the types of USB cable. Let us bear in mind that USB technology (with versions such as 2.0 or 3.0) is one thing, and the connectors (Mini USB, Micro USB, USB C) are another. In other words, the external format of the connections is not necessarily related to the power and data transfer speed.
In today's mobile phone charger market, we can find three types of data cable:
Micro USB cable
Version 2.0 of USB technology was usually accompanied by the Micro USB connector. Micro USB cables have been the standard for recent years, and devices with this connection are still manufactured today. You are sure to have one at home from your old phones.
USB type C cable
To keep up with the times and habits, USB 3.0 provides faster data transfer. It was succeeded by version 3.1, an update that doubled the speed in some respects. Well, these technologies usually come implemented in the form of a USB C connector. This new connector is reversible, meaning it can be plugged in both face up and face down. Today the USB type C cable is a very widespread standard, especially on high-end devices.
Lightning cable
Apple, as everyone knows, goes its own way, in both software and hardware. The distinctive Lightning cable is one more example. The iPhone charger cable is unique and incompatible with other brands, so if you are a fan of the bitten apple you will have to buy one of its accessories.