USB-C to USB-C cable OTTERBOX 78-81359, 24-pin, 1 m, 3 A

OTTERBOX USB-C to USB-C cable (24-pin, 1 m) provides a single-cable solution for charging and data transfer between USB-C devices. Designed for everyday use, the 1 meter length offers a practical balance between reach and portability. The cable supports up to 3 A current for standard USB-C power delivery and carries USB data signals for syncing files between smartphones, tablets and laptops that use USB-C connectors.

Advantages

The cable combines a 24-pin USB-C connector configuration with support for up to 3 A charging current, enabling reliable power delivery for many mobile devices. Its 1 m length is convenient for desk, bedside and travel use, while the OTTERBOX design emphasizes consistent electrical connection and straightforward plug-and-play operation with USB-C ports. The cable is compatible with common USB-C charging adapters and hosts for both charging and data transfer tasks.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with USB-C ports at up to 3 A
• Transferring data between USB-C devices such as phones, tablets and laptops
• Everyday use at home, office or while traveling
• Connecting USB-C power adapters to portable devices

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB-C to USB-C, 24-pin configuration
• Length: 1 m
• Maximum current: up to 3 A
• Functions: power delivery and USB data transfer
• Compatibility: devices with USB-C ports supporting standard USB power and data

How to use

Insert one USB-C connector into the power adapter or host device and the other into the device you want to charge or sync. Ensure both device ports are clean and properly aligned before inserting. For charging, connect the cable to a compatible USB-C power adapter rated to deliver the desired output; the cable supports currents up to 3 A. For data transfer, connect both devices and use the operating system’s file transfer features or supported apps to initiate synchronization.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid bending the cable sharply near the connectors and unplug by holding the connector rather than pulling the cable. Use with chargers and hosts that match the device power requirements, and store the cable coiled loosely to prevent strain.