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Q: QuestionWill this fit a Schok Volt SV55 phone?

Asked 2 years ago by sandy.

• A:Answer Hi sandy. The cable is designed for USB-C devices. It should work fine with this phone as long as it offers USB-C connection.

  Answered 2 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionCan it power my 5k 49" monitor?

Asked 2 years ago by 5kMonitor.

This question was asked about the related product: Belkin - BOOST↑CHARGE Pro Flex Braided USB Type C to C Cable 10ft for iPhone, Samsung, Google, iPad, Nintendo Switch 2 & More - Black

• A:Answer Hi! Please know that the maximum power draw depends on the capabilities of the device being charged. Moreover, the Belkin CAB011 supports up to 20V / 3A / 60W.

  Answered 2 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionDoes this cable support Samsung's "Super Fast Charging 2.0"?

Asked 3 years ago by Great.

This question was asked about the related product: Belkin - BOOST↑CHARGE Pro Flex Braided USB Type C to C Cable 10ft for iPhone, Samsung, Google, iPad, Nintendo Switch 2 & More - Black

• A:Answer Mine is super fast on my samsung S25 phone

  Answered 1 year ago by LadyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs this also for iPhone?

Asked 3 years ago by Noam840.

• A:Answer Hi, Noam840. No, the Belkin CAB011 has not been tested to work with iPhones. It is designed to support most USB-C smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

  Answered 3 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionDoes it support Samsung's super fast charging option?

Asked 3 years ago by Great.

This question was asked about the related product: Belkin - BOOST↑CHARGE Pro Flex Braided USB Type C to C Cable 10ft for iPhone, Samsung, Google, iPad, Nintendo Switch 2 & More - Black

• A:Answer Works as expected with my S24 Ultra

  Answered 2 years ago by ncrawford

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Q: QuestionThis really is expensive for a USB C cable. Why is the extra cost justified?

Asked 3 years ago by abideworldwide.

This question was asked about the related product: Belkin - BOOST↑CHARGE Pro Flex Braided USB Type C to C Cable 10ft for iPhone, Samsung, Google, iPad, Nintendo Switch 2 & More - Black

• A:Answer I have found the quality of this cord, and the amount of abuse it takes is very good. It has lasted longer than any other cords ive used in the past. And, its really cheaper rhan having to replace the others over, and over again.

  Answered 1 year ago by LadyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat's the maximum charging wattage for this cord?

Asked 3 years ago by KidWhoIsntANarc.

This question was asked about the related product: Belkin - BOOST↑CHARGE Pro Flex Braided USB Type C to C Cable 10ft for iPhone, Samsung, Google, iPad, Nintendo Switch 2 & More - Black

• A:Answer Hi, JRYA. The Belkin CAB011 supports up to 20V / 3A / 60W.

  Answered 3 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionWhy is this cable so expensive ? is it it for data transfer and fast charge ?

Asked 3 years ago by Curt.

This question was asked about the related product: Belkin - BOOST↑CHARGE Pro Flex Braided USB Type C to C Cable 10ft for iPhone, Samsung, Google, iPad, Nintendo Switch 2 & More - Black

• A:Answer Hi, Curt. This Belkin CAB011 supports data transfer and fast charging

  Answered 3 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionThe Verizon tech said that they’re charging cables had a thing in it to where it would control for the speed charging to the slow charge at the end of the Charging cycle of the iPhone, I was wondering if cable had that same

Asked 2 years ago by DigitalDafler.

• A:Answer Hi! The Belkin CAB011 is plug-and-play and that the charging speed still depends on the capabilities of the devices being charged.

  Answered 2 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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