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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Apple cable do I need for a USB-C port?
A device with a USB-C port takes a USB-C to USB-C charge cable, sold here as the USB-C and USB Type-C charge cables. If the device end is a Lightning port, you need the USB-C to Lightning cable instead.
What does the 240W rating on an Apple cable mean?
It is the maximum power the cable is built to carry, so it can pass the full output of a high wattage adapter without limiting it. For phone and tablet charging a standard Apple charge cable is enough, since the device draws far less than that ceiling.
Can I order an Apple charge cable outside Karachi?
Yes. The showroom is in Karachi, and Mega Computer ships nationwide across Pakistan. You can pay by cash on delivery or through online payment.
Apple charge cables in USB-C to USB-C, USB Type-C and USB-C to Lightning form, including a 240W rated option and a woven jacket cable, stocked in Karachi.
Apple USB-C and Lightning Charge Cables
Apple USB-C charge cables carry power and data between an Apple device and the adapter or port feeding it. Most buyers land here for a replacement after a cable jacket splits at the strain point, or for a second cable so one stays in a bag and one stays on the desk.
Everything in this category is Apple branded, so the spread is short and consistent rather than wide. It covers USB-C to USB-C charge cables, USB Type-C cables, USB-C to Lightning cables, and a woven Apple cable with a fabric outer jacket. One Apple cable in the group is rated to 240W for high draw charging. Pricing sits in a tight band, running from entry level through to the premium woven build.
Two things settle the choice. The connector on the device end comes first: a port that takes Lightning needs the USB-C to Lightning cable, while a USB-C port takes a USB-C to USB-C cable. Power rating comes second. A 240W rated cable passes the full current a high wattage adapter can push, so it suits laptop class charging, while a standard charge cable is enough for a phone or tablet. Jacket construction is the third call, since a woven cable resists kinking where a smooth jacket tends to crease and split.
Which cable suits your setup
Someone charging an Apple laptop from a high wattage adapter should take the 240W rated cable, because a lower rated cable becomes the bottleneck no matter what the adapter can supply. An Apple phone with a Lightning port still needs the USB-C to Lightning cable to pair with a USB-C adapter. Anyone who coils a cable into a backpack every morning gets more life out of the woven jacket version.
Mega Computer sells these cables from the Karachi showroom, with nationwide delivery across Pakistan. Payment works by cash on delivery or online payment. If you are unsure which end your device takes, bring the device or its adapter to the counter and the staff will check the port before you buy.