All-rounder with 1.8 m – Easily reaches from your desk to the socket and gives you plenty of freedom of movement while charging
Full 240 watts – Supports Power Delivery 3.1 with up to 48 V and 5 A for fast charging of compatible notebooks
Data transfer with USB 2.0 – Synchronise and back up files at up to 480 Mbit/s while the battery is charging
Durable textile jacket – The microfibre braid is flexible, comfortable to grip and does not fray
Thoughtful technology – Shielded copper cores and gold-plated pins ensure a reliable connection
The ideal length for home, office and on the go, so you can charge flexibly and quickly
The length that simply fits: At 1.8 metres, this USB-C to USB-C cable hits the sweet spot between handy and generous. At your desk it easily reaches the power strip under the table, in the living room it connects your tablet to the charger, and when travelling it still finds its way to the socket in your hotel room. Use it to charge your smartphone, tablet, notebook, ultrabook or handheld console – all you need is a free USB-C port. Via the Power Delivery 3.1 standard, the charging cable provides up to 240 watts at 48 V and 5 A, so even a powerful laptop is quickly ready for use again.
Charge, transfer and enjoy it for a long time: In addition to fast charging, the USB-C cable transfers data with Hi-Speed USB 2.0 at up to 480 Mbit/s – practical for backing up photos, documents or syncing your playlists. The blue jacket made of hard-wearing microfibre braid remains flexible, feels pleasant in the hand and does not fray even with daily use. With a diameter of around 4 mm, the cable is solid; inside, shielded copper conductors do their job, and the gold-plated pins in the white moulded plugs ensure good contact. In the morning you sit at the kitchen table with a coffee, your notebook is connected to the cable, and while you calmly read your emails, the battery is already charged for the whole day.
Good to know: The cable fits all USB-C ports, including sockets with SuperSpeed USB or USB4; data transfer in this case runs with USB 2.0. Not every device with a USB-C interface uses 240-watt fast charging or 480 Mbit/s. You will find the relevant values for your smartphone, tablet or notebook in its user manual.
