Originally Posted by
notSoFreqFlyr20
1. Cable-1: InCharge XL, 2m, 100W universal cable. Can do any-to-any connector type (USB-C, USB-A, MicroUSB, and Lightning) - Charges all devices; not suitable for high-speed data transfer
Just one comment on the above post: It’s a personal decision, but do be aware that the USB-C to Lightning + to micro-USB as well as the USB-C to USB-A adapters are both out of spec.
Outfitting your travel kit for USB-C- There are ways to have at least the C-to-A adapter properly keyed & thus appropriately safe (if not explicitly in-spec, not sure on that), which InCharge did not apply.
- C-to-micro: only tested-as-safe adapter I’ve heard of is the Innergie I noted above; others have posted that it only works with Innergie chargers, but I used it with my Belkin just fine.
- C-to-Lightning cannot be in-spec, apparently. However, using a micro-to-Lightning adapter with the Innergie adapter above should work.
Last edited by crackjack; Mar 31, 2024 at 8:09 pm