USB-C, HDMI, Lightning and display cables plus adapters from Choetech, Krome, Endefo and HP.
Cables are where specifications quietly matter. A USB-C cable that carries power may not carry video, and one that carries video may cap at a lower resolution or refresh rate. If you are running a monitor, check the cable is rated for the resolution and refresh you actually want.
For HDMI, 2.1 is what you need for 4K at 120Hz — relevant if you have a current console and a television that supports it. HDMI 2.0 is fine for 4K at 60Hz.
For charging, look for the wattage rating on the cable itself, not just the adapter. A 20W cable will throttle a 65W charger.
