Most USB-C cables listed on this page are compatible with iPad Pro models that feature a USB-C port. Before purchasing, double-check your iPad's charging port—if it has a USB-C connector, these cables should fit. Many options here are also USB-IF certified, which means they've been tested for safety and performance. If you have an older iPad with a Lightning port, you'll need a different cable. For the latest iPad Pro models, USB-C cables can support fast charging and data transfer, making them a versatile choice for everyday use.

Choosing the right cable length depends on where and how you'll use it.

• Shorter cables (around 3ft) are great for desktop charging or connecting to a laptop.
• Medium lengths (6ft) offer flexibility for charging from wall outlets or using your device while plugged in.
• Longer cables (10ft or more) are handy if your outlet is far from where you sit or work.

Many USB-C cables on this page support fast charging when paired with a compatible power adapter. Look for cables labeled as "fast charging" or "USB-IF certified" for the best results. Keep in mind, your iPad model and the power adapter's wattage also play a role in charging speed. Using a high-quality cable and the right adapter can help you charge your device more efficiently, but actual charging times may vary based on your setup and device usage.

USB-C cables featured here are designed for everyday use and many are USB-IF certified, which means they've passed safety and performance standards.

• Check for certification labels in the product description.
• Avoid bending cables sharply or exposing them to moisture.
• Store cables in a cool, dry place when not in use.

To keep your USB-C cable in good shape:

1. Unplug by holding the connector, not the cord.
2. Avoid wrapping the cable too tightly.
3. Keep it away from heat and direct sunlight.
4. Wipe it gently with a dry cloth if it gets dirty.