Braided USB-C to USB-C Charging Cable, 60 W or 100 W, 1–2 m
$27.55
Description
A black braided jacket, extended connector strain relief and red or grey accents give this USB-C to USB-C cable a practical, coordinated finish for a desk or charging kit. Choose a 60 W or 100 W version and a 1 m or 2 m length to suit the equipment and route between your charger and device.
The power rating is the selected cable's stated maximum, not a promise that every connected device will charge at that wattage. Use a compatible USB-C charger and device, checking their supported power requirements together. The listing also specifies data transfer up to 480 Mbps for compatible connections. This is a cable, not a power adapter; chargers, phones and laptops in the photographs illustrate use.
Why This USB-C Cable
- Two power tiers: Select the stated 60 W or 100 W version rather than assuming every colour option has the same rating.
- Length choice: A 1 m cable suits shorter routes, while 2 m offers more placement flexibility when the charger is farther away.
- Matching connections: USB-C plugs at both ends connect equipment with the appropriate USB-C ports.
- Braided exterior: The woven outer jacket gives the cable a textured finish; extended strain relief is visible at the connector housings.
- Storage detail: A hook-and-loop strap shown in the gallery helps keep the coiled cable together between uses.
- Charging and data: The listing specifies charging support and up to 480 Mbps data transfer, with actual results dependent on the connected equipment.
What Is It For & How It Helps
Use this cable for a compatible USB-C charging connection or a supported USB data connection. Start by checking the port on both pieces of equipment: a USB-C plug will not directly connect to a USB-A socket, Lightning port or Micro-USB port.
Then compare the device's required input, the charger's supported output and the cable version. The 100 W version is listed at up to 20 V / 5 A; that rating does not apply automatically to the 60 W option. A higher cable rating does not force a device to draw more power, and it does not increase a charger's own output.
Choose length by the actual route, including enough relaxed slack at each connector. Avoid routes where a taut cable pulls on the port or crosses a walking path. For data tasks, the listed 480 Mbps figure should not be treated as a guarantee of high-speed external-storage performance or display connectivity.
Check the instructions and power requirements of the connected device and charger before use. Stop using a cable with damaged insulation, loose connectors or unusual heating. Cable wattage alone does not establish compatibility with every USB-C device or function.
Cable Specifications
| Connectors | USB-C male to USB-C male |
|---|---|
| Power choices | Up to 60 W or up to 100 W, according to selected variant |
| 100 W version rating | Listed at up to 20 V / 5 A |
| Lengths | 1 m / 100 cm or 2 m / 200 cm |
| Appearance | Black braided cable with red or grey connector accents |
| Listed data rate | Up to 480 Mbps; dependent on connected equipment |
| Details shown | Extended connector strain relief and hook-and-loop storage strap |
Length & Version Guide
The option labelled Color combines wattage and connector accent. Select the complete version label first, then the required length. Red or grey accents do not by themselves identify the power rating.
| Version label | Stated maximum | Length choices cm |
|---|---|---|
| 100W red | 100 W | 100 / 200 |
| 100W gray | 100 W | 100 / 200 |
| 60W red | 60 W | 100 / 200 |
| 60W gray | 60 W | 100 / 200 |
Lengths are nominal. Measure the intended route with slack rather than choosing a cable that only just reaches. The cable rating is an upper limit, not the wattage every device will receive.
Tips & Suggestions
Short Desk Connection
Choose 1 m when the USB-C charger sits near the device and the route stays clear. Leave a relaxed loop beside the connector so moving a laptop or phone does not put continuous tension on the port.
Longer Charger Route
Consider 2 m when the outlet is farther from the working surface. Route it along the furniture rather than across a walkway, checking the full path instead of measuring only a straight line.
Laptop Charging Kit
Compare the laptop's USB-C charging requirement with both the power adapter and chosen cable. Select the rating that suits the required connection; a 100 W cable cannot make a lower-output charger supply 100 W.
Phone & Tablet Station
Check the exact port and supported charging method for each device rather than relying on its brand name. Keep the phone on a stable surface with the cable clear of sharp desk edges and moving chair parts.
Travel Pouch Organisation
Coil the cable loosely and use the storage strap to keep it together. Pack the connector ends where they will not be crushed, and check that the destination charger has a USB-C output rather than assuming every wall adapter fits.
Everyday File Transfer
Use a supported USB-C data connection for compatible devices and files. Allow for the listed up-to-480 Mbps rate and the limits of the connected equipment; do not choose by charging wattage when your main need is faster storage transfer.
Shared Workspace Identification
Use red or grey accents as a visual cue in your own cable kit, but check the version label as well. Both accent choices exist in 60 W and 100 W versions, so colour alone is not a reliable rating guide.
Not Ideal For
Not a wall charger or a direct fit for USB-A, Lightning or Micro-USB ports. Do not select it solely for monitor video, Thunderbolt functions or high-speed external storage: the listed specification is up to 480 Mbps data transfer. It is not a basis for promising a universal full-charge time or the same charging wattage on every device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all versions rated for 100 W?
No. Select a 60 W or 100 W version using the complete option label. The 100 W version is listed at up to 20 V / 5 A; actual charging depends on the device and charger.
What connectors and lengths are available?
The cable has USB-C male plugs at both ends. Length options are 1 m (100 cm) and 2 m (200 cm), with red or grey connector accents.
Will it fast-charge every USB-C device?
No. Check the exact device, charger and cable requirements together. A USB-C port alone does not guarantee a particular charging rate, and a higher-rated cable does not increase the charger's own output.
Does it support data transfer?
The listing specifies data transfer up to 480 Mbps with compatible equipment. Do not assume monitor video, Thunderbolt functions or high-speed storage performance from the charging wattage.
Important Notices & Disclaimers
Confirm the version, length, device connection and charger output before use. The gallery includes 100 W promotional images as well as 60 W variant images; a headline shown in one image does not change the selected version's rating. Phones, laptops and wall chargers illustrate connections rather than stated included equipment.
Follow the device and charger instructions. Keep connectors dry, avoid excessive bending and twisting, unplug by the connector housing and inspect regularly for fraying or damage. Stop use if the cable or connector becomes damaged or unusually hot. Store loosely coiled away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
Shipping & Delivery
Before Dispatch
Review the full version label and length on the order confirmation. Red and grey options are offered at both wattage levels, so check the rating as well as the accent colour.
Delivery Planning
Use the delivery information provided for your destination and retain the order details. If replacing an essential cable, plan around the applicable arrival estimate rather than a promotional charging claim.
Arrival & Inspection
Check the selected version, length, connectors and outer jacket before connecting equipment. Retain packaging labels and clear photographs if the supplied cable differs from the order or shows damage.
Power and data figures are stated maxima, not guaranteed results. Performance depends on the selected cable, connected equipment and supported charging conditions.
