"charging cable" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence like this: "I need to buy a new charging cable for my phone."
They tuck nicely inside the case, which comes with a detachable USB charging cable.
The cases don't block access to the charging cable, headphone plug, microphone or speakers.
I go inside wondering what would happen if someone mischievously unplugged the charging cable.
I follow plug-in protocol and connect the Volt's charging cable to house current.
Charging takes approximately two hours and requires a bespoke USB charging cable.
Don't forget to take that charging cable with you everywhere you go.
The watch comes with a magnetic charging cable and charges in just over two hours.
You need a good, 10-foot charging cable for your phone.
WiTricity says this method is as efficient as inserting a charging cable directly into a car.
The Samsung logo appears upright that way, and the charging cable connects there, in the middle of the long edge.
It's a replacement charging "cable" shaped like a black rubber credit card; you're supposed to carry it in your wallet.
