GOMI CHARGING CABLES

MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS, WITH 2 YEAR WARRANTY AND REPAIRS FOR LIFE

Fast charging, suitable for data transfer as well as charging your devices.

Recycled PET durable braiding (From fishing nets and plastic bottles)

Recycled TPE neck to hold head securely (From toys and sports equipment)

Durable aluminium heads

Braiding in matching Panther marbling colours

Length: 1.5 metres (5ft)

Which cable type is right for you?
Select your device below to find out

iPhone 15 and 16 

Each cable has two ends, the power source end, and the device end.

All iPhone version 15 and 16 phones are charged using a USB-C connection at the device end of the cable.
The choice of the which connector is on the power source end depends on your wall plug, laptop or power bank.

The most common choice is a USB-A to USB-C cable. However, if your power source has the newer rounded USB-C socket, then a USB-C to USB-C cable is what you will need.

The gomi power bank has both a USB-A and a USB-C port, and so both of the USB-A to USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-C cable options are suitable


Most common cable ports and connectors:


This advice applies to :
- iPhone 15

- iPhone 15 Plus

- iPhone 15 Pro

- iPhone 15 Pro Max

- iPhone 16

- iPhone 16 Plus

- iPhone 16 Pro

- iPhone 16 Pro Max

- iPhone 16e

iPhone 14 and earlier

Each cable has two ends, the power source end, and the device end.

All iPhone version 14 and earlier phones are charged using an Apple Lightning connection at the device end of the cable.
The choice of the which connector is on the power source end depends on your wall plug, laptop or power bank.

The most common choice is a USB-A to Lightning cable. However, if your power source has the newer rounded USB-C socket, then a USB-C to Lightning cable is what you will need.

The gomi power bank has both a USB-A and a USB-C port, and so both of the USB-A to USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-C cable options are suitable


Most common cable ports and connectors:


This advice applies to : iPhone: (2007), iPhone 3G: (2008), iPhone 3GS: (2009), iPhone 4: (2010), iPhone 4S: (2011), iPhone 5: (2012), iPhone 5c: (2013), iPhone 5s: (2013), iPhone 6: (2014) ,iPhone 6 Plus: (2014), iPhone 6s: (2015), iPhone 6s Plus: (2015), iPhone SE (1st generation): (2016), iPhone 7: (2016), iPhone 7 Plus: (2016), iPhone 8: (2017), iPhone 8 Plus: (2017), iPhone X: (2017), iPhone XR: (2018), iPhone XS: (2018), iPhone XS Max: (2018), iPhone 11: (2019), iPhone 11 Pro: (2019), iPhone 11 Pro Max: (2019), iPhone SE (2nd generation): (2020), iPhone 12 mini: (2020), iPhone 12: (2020), iPhone 12 Pro: (2020), iPhone 12 Pro Max: (2020), iPhone 13 mini: (2021), iPhone 13: (2021), iPhone 13 Pro: (2021), iPhone 13 Pro Max: (2021), iPhone SE (3rd generation): (2022), iPhone 14: (2022), iPhone 14 Plus: (2022), iPhone 14 Pro: (2022), iPhone 14 Pro Max: (2022)

iPads

Each cable has two ends, the power source end, and the device end.

Most recent iPads are charged using a USB-C connection at the device end of the cable. Check the image below to confirm if yours uses USB-C or Apple Lightning.
The choice of the which connector is on the power source end depends on your wall plug, laptop or power bank.

The most common choice is a USB-A to USB-C cable. However, if your power source has the newer rounded USB-C socket, then a USB-C to USB-C cable is what you will need.

The gomi power bank has both a USB-A and a USB-C port, and so both of the USB-A to USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-C cable options are suitable


Most common cable ports and connectors:

iPad devices which use USB-C connectors: iPad Pro (M4), iPad Pro 11-inch (1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th generation), iPad Air (M2 and M3), iPad Air (4th or 5th generation), iPad mini (A17 Pro), iPad mini (6th generation), iPad (A16), and iPad (10th generation).

All earlier versions will require an Apple Lightning connector on the device end of the cable

Android devices, such as Samsung, Google, OnePlus and others

Each cable has two ends, the power source end, and the device end.

Most recent Android phones and devices are charged using a USB-C connection at the device end of the cable. Check the image below to confirm if yours uses USB-C.
The choice of the which connector is on the power source end depends on your wall plug, laptop or power bank.

The most common choice is a USB-A to USB-C cable. However, if your power source has the newer rounded USB-C socket, then a USB-C to USB-C cable is what you will need.

The gomi power bank has both a USB-A and a USB-C port, and so both of the USB-A to USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-C cable options are suitable


Most common cable ports and connectors:


If your device requires a different connector at the device end of the cable, then the options listed are not suitable for your device.
At this time, gomi does not offer cable options for the older styles of cable connector such as Micro USB or Mini USB.

USB CHARGING CABLES

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Charging cables

Long-lasting and made from recycled plastic for the head and braiding