10FT USB Cable For IPhone XS/XR/XS MAX 1.7A

$6.87 USD

These iPhones support the Lightning connector — ensure the cable is Lightning to USB-A (if your wall adapter is USB-A) or Lightning to USB-C (if you have a newer USB-C adapter).
The amperage spec “1.7 A” you mentioned: many cables themselves don’t guarantee a specific current; the device and charger determine how much current is drawn. According to Apple’s specs, older USB-A chargers were 5 V/1 A, and newer ones (USB-C) might do 5 V/3 A or 9 V/2.2 A for fast charging.
Make sure it’s MFi-certified (Made for iPhone) to ensure compatibility and safety.
For 10 ft length: great for flexibility (e.g., charging from a sofa), but longer cables may have slightly more voltage drop, so using a good charger helps.