It works with USB-C compatible devices including Motorola Razr+ (2023), Razr (2019/2020/2023), Razr 5G, Edge (2020/2021/2022/2023), Edge+ (2020/2022/2023), Edge 5G uw, Moto Z, Z Force, Z Play, Z2, Z2 Force, Z2 Play, Z3, Z3 Play, Z4, Moto G Fast, G Play (2021/2023), G 5G (2022/2023), G Power (2020/2021/2022/2023 5G), G Pure (2021), G Stylus (2020/2021/2022/2023), G Stylus 5G (2021/2022/2023), G7, G7 Play, G7 Plus, G7 Power, G7 Optimo, G7 Optimo Maxx, G7 Supra, Moto G6, G6 Plus, Moto G100, Moto X4, Moto M, Motorola One, One 5G (5G uw), One 5G Ace (5G uw Ace), One Action, One Hyper, One Macro, One Power, One Vision, One Zoom.

No. This is a USB-C cable. Moto G6 play and Moto G6 Forge use micro-USB ports. Please select a micro-USB plug cable.

Yes, this is the 6.5 Amp cable that originally shipped with the MC-681 TurboPower 68W charger.

No, this is a USB2.0 data cable and will not work for Ready For experiences. Try the USB3.1 5 Amp USB-C cable instead if you want a cable to use for Ready For.

Yes, this cable contains an e-marker chip.

It depends on the length and the quality of the cable used. We would recommend against it as this Motorola data cable was specifically designed to safely transfer 6.5 Amps, so you would have to do some experimentation to find out if a different cable would work. Most cables transfer 3Amps so it could limit the power the charger can output to use a separate cable. Additionally, as cable length increases, it becomes necessary for thicker gauge power conductors to compensate for voltage drop. If the thickness of the gauge power conductor is not increased enough to compensate the voltage drop, the turbo charge will not activate.

Yes- if you are connecting to a USB-C port on the computer. The cable, which is included with the charger, is a full function USB 2.0 data cable that can transfer data between the phone and computer when connected.