Surge Stone is the light option in the Beats cable line-up, and it is not plain white. The Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone has a warm off-white, slightly sandy tone, closer to unbleached linen than to the bright white of a classic Apple cable, woven into a soft braid with matching plugs. It is a 1.5 m USB-C to USB-C cable that fast-charges at up to 60W with a compatible USB-C power adapter, transfers data at USB 2.0 rates and works with CarPlay, Beats audio, iPhone 15 and later, iPad, Mac, AirPods and Android devices.
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A Warm Neutral Rather Than Bright White
Bright white cables tend to look either clinical or, after a few months, slightly yellow and grubby. The Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone avoids both by starting from a soft beige-grey. Next to a white iPhone or a silver MacBook it looks deliberately coordinated rather than mismatched, and it sits beautifully against natural titanium, Starlight and light gold finishes, light oak or bamboo furniture, linen bedding and the sand and cream tones common in UAE homes.
The woven surface gives the colour subtle texture: up close you can see fine darker threads running through the braid, which keeps it from looking dull. The two plugs are finished in the same stone colour with a small Beats logo, so nothing interrupts the line of the cable on a pale desk or bedside table.
Who chooses Surge Stone? People who decorate in light, natural colours; owners of white, silver or cream devices; and anyone who wants the cable to be easy to see on a dark car floor or inside a black backpack, where Bolt Black and Nitro Navy disappear.
Living With a Light Cable: Keeping the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone Clean
Let us be honest about the trade-off. A pale cable shows more than a dark one. Sunscreen and hand cream, make-up near a dressing table, dust from the car console and the grey marks of a dirty floor will all be visible on the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone sooner than on the darker colours. That is the price of the look.
Some simple habits keep it looking good. Wipe the braid with a dry or very slightly damp cloth when it starts to look dull, and let it dry before plugging it in. Avoid dragging it across the floor when you unplug it. Keep it off the car dashboard, where dust settles and sunlight is strong. Apple and Beats do not publish care instructions for the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone, so treat these as practical suggestions, not official guidance. Because the colour is dyed into the woven jacket, it does not depend on a surface coating that can peel.
The flip side is that the light colour makes the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone easy to find, which matters if you keep a cable in a dark handbag or move it between rooms.
What It Can Charge
Connected to a USB-C power adapter that supports it, the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone delivers fast charging up to 60W. That suits iPhone 15 and later, USB-C iPad models, a MacBook Air, AirPods with USB-C cases, Beats headphones and speakers, and Android phones and tablets. Data runs at USB 2.0 rates, and CarPlay and audio are supported. Beats states that the cable regulates power transmission automatically, reinforces each plug at common strain points and was tested for thousands of hours. The box contains only the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone; the adapter is sold separately.
Who This Is Not For
If you hate wiping things, choose Bolt Black or Nitro Navy instead: the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone will show dust and skin-care residue faster than any other colour. It is also not a cable for fast file transfers, since USB 2.0 rates make large video imports slow, and Apple does not list video output, so it will not drive an external display.
Power users with a 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro should note the 60W ceiling; the laptop will charge, but more slowly than with the high-wattage cable Apple includes. And because the cable is 1.5 m long, it may be more than you need for a car with a dashboard-mounted phone.
Ordering in the UAE
We send the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone to any address in the UAE in up to 3 business days, free on orders totalling AED 300 or more. You may return a faulty item, or one that is different from what was described, within 14 days. Please report any shipping damage within 48 hours of receiving your order. Choose cash on delivery, Tabby or Tamara at checkout.
Browse more Cables at Totot, or see the official Beats product page.
Technical Specifications
- Product name: Beats USB-C to USB-C Woven Cable (1.5 m / 5 ft)
- Colour: Surge Stone (warm off-white)
- Part number: MDGD4 (UAE listing MDGD4EE/A)
- Connectors: USB-C and USB-C
- Length: 1.5 m
- Maximum charging: 60W with a compatible USB-C power adapter (not included)
- Data rate: USB 2.0
- Outer layer: Woven, tangle-resistant braid
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
FAQ
Is Surge Stone the same as white?
No. Surge Stone is a warm off-white with a hint of beige and grey, darker and softer than the bright white of a standard Apple cable.
Does the Surge Stone braid get dirty easily?
Yes, more easily than the darker colours. Make-up, sunscreen and floor dust show on the Beats USB-C to USB-C Cable Surge Stone sooner, but a dry or slightly damp cloth removes most marks.
Does it match a white or Starlight iPhone and a silver MacBook?
Yes. The warm neutral tone coordinates well with white, Starlight, silver and natural titanium Apple devices.
Is there a Surge Stone Lightning cable too?
Yes. Apple also sells the 1.5 m Beats USB-C to Lightning Woven Cable in Surge Stone, for iPhone 14 and earlier and Lightning AirPods.
Does the cable support fast charging for iPhone 15 and later?
60W is the maximum the cable can carry with a compatible USB-C adapter, and the actual speed depends on the adapter and on what the iPhone itself accepts.
Can I use it with a UAE wall plug?
No, not on its own. You need a separate USB-C power adapter; any model with the UK-style three-pin Type G plug used in the UAE works on 220-240V.
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