USB-C to USB-C Cable

A USB-C to USB-C cable is the part every Foger owner ends up needing twice. Neither the Switch Pro kit nor the Bit 35K ships with a cable, so a dead device stays dead until you find one. This cable carries a USB-C plug on both ends. Keep one at home and one in the car.

Why this usb c charging cable fits both Foger lines

The Switch Pro charges through its dock, not the pod. The dock holds an 850mAh battery and takes a USB-C plug. The Bit 35K is simpler: one device, one USB-C port on the bottom. Both take the same plug, so one cable covers both, and RAZ disposable vapes too. Foger devices charge at 5V/1A, USB speed. Because of that, a high-watt phone brick buys you nothing. A wall adapter or laptop port does the job.

One charging cable, two USB-C ends

Most vape cables pair a USB-A plug with a tip. This charging cable skips USB-A. Each end is the USB-C connector, so it plugs in either way up. That means your power source needs a USB-C output, as RIA devices do. Most adapters, laptops, and power banks have one. If your only wall plug still offers USB-A, this cable will not fit it. Browse the Chargers category for the A-to-C cable instead, and High Tolerances for THCa flower in LA. The plug follows the USB-IF USB charger guidance.

Charging times and everyday care

From empty, the dock refills in 45 to 60 minutes, and the Bit 35K in 30 to 45. Times shift with the adapter, so treat them as a range. The dock screen shows the charging percentage while it fills. Pass-through charging lets you vape during the wait. Coil the cable when you pack it. Sharp bends near the plugs wear cables out.

Technical specifications

• Connectors: USB-C on both ends
• Works with: Foger Switch Pro power bank dock (850mAh) and Foger Bit 35K (850mAh)
• Charging rate: 5V/1A, Foger’s device rate
• Needs: a USB-C power source (adapter, laptop port, or power bank)
• In the package: 1 × charging cable

Frequently Asked

Does this foger charging cable work with the Switch Pro and the Bit 35K?

Yes. Both take a USB-C plug and charge at the same 5V/1A rate, so one cable handles either device.

What if my wall adapter has a USB-A port?

Then this foger charging cable is the wrong pick, because both ends are USB-C. Use a USB-C power source, or choose the A-to-C cable from the category.