Start with the two ends of the cable. A customer may have a USB-C phone and a USB-A charger, or a Lightning device and a USB-C charger. Those are different purchases, even when the cables share the same finish.
UGOTECK’s CBA013–CBA016 range covers four connector combinations in a matching aluminum-alloy and nylon-braided design. For a retailer or distributor, the useful question is which combinations belong in the range—not whether all four need to be ordered.
Find the Connection Your Customer Needs
- USB-A charger + USB-C device: start with CBA013.
- USB-A charger + Lightning device: start with CBA014.
- USB-C charger + USB-C device: start with CBA015.
- USB-C charger + Lightning device: start with CBA016.
This is an initial shortlist by connector type. The next step is to check charging performance with the charger and device you intend to support.
CBA013–CBA016 at a Glance
The table below reproduces the ratings currently listed on our product pages. All four models are listed at 100 cm, with PVC, nylon and metal construction.
| Model | Connector Configuration | Listed Maximum Power | Listed Current | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBA013 | USB-A to USB-C | 27W | 3A | 100 cm |
| CBA014 | USB-A to Lightning | 12W | 2.4A | 100 cm |
| CBA015 | USB-C to USB-C | 60W | 3A | 100 cm |
| CBA016 | USB-C to Lightning | 27W | 3A | 100 cm |
These are listed maximum ratings, not a guarantee of charging power on every device. Ask for the applicable charging conditions and current specification for the exact model before approving packaging claims.
Build the Range Around Your Chargers
If you are putting together a charger-and-cable bundle, select the charger port first. A USB-C wall charger needs a cable with USB-C at the charger end; CBA013 and CBA014 have USB-A at that end. A matching colour or finish will not make the wrong connector fit.
For replacement-cable sales, consider the chargers customers already own. A USB-A option can still have a place alongside USB-C models. Choose the mix from your sales channel and device requirements rather than ordering equal quantities of all four by default.
Make the connector combination prominent on the package and product listing. With a visually similar range, buyers should be able to tell which cable they need without relying on a small model number.
A Higher Wattage Is Not Always the Better Choice
CBA015 has the highest listed rating here, at 60W, but it connects USB-C to USB-C. It does not replace a Lightning cable. Likewise, the 27W listings for CBA013 and CBA016 do not make them equivalent: the connectors and charging conditions differ.
For a bundle, evaluate the charger, cable and target device together. Record which charger and device were used when reviewing a sample so that the result has a clear reference.
Charging power also tells you nothing about data-transfer speed. If customers need file transfer, include that requirement in the enquiry. USB-IF, MFi and other certification claims need supporting documentation for the exact supplied product.
What to Check When the Samples Arrive
Look beyond the braid and connector finish. Try the sample with the intended devices and check whether the connector housing fits comfortably around the device case or nearby ports. Check the cable length against the agreed measurement method, and review flexibility, strain relief, logo position and packaging fit.
A braided finish alone is not evidence of a particular bend life. If durability is part of your sales proposition, agree on the test method and acceptance criteria. Keep the approved sample and written specification together as the reference for production.
Request Cable Specifications
Tell us which connector combinations you need, the chargers and devices you plan to pair them with, and the expected quantity per model. Include any data-transfer requirement, branding and packaging needs. If the model is undecided, send the connection requirements instead.
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MOQ, available customization, sample arrangements and production timing can then be discussed for the selected configuration.
