UGREEN 240W USB-C cable with display
Product description
Charging speed is one of those things you usually have to take on faith, but this UGREEN USB C to USB-C cable brings clarity with a built-in digital display. With 240W USB C PD 3.1 support, it’s designed to help you power compatible devices with fast charging while showing you live power data such as wattage, voltage, and current. If you manage a mixed desk of laptops, tablets, phones, and accessories, one dependable cable can make everyday charging feel much more straightforward ⚡
The essentials
The UGREEN 240W USB C to USB-C cable with digital display is built for people who want visibility, not guesswork, when charging. The smart screen cycles real-time figures so you can see the exact wattage, voltage, and current being drawn by your device. That makes it easier to spot whether your charger and cable are delivering the expected performance at the moment you plug in.
Beyond the display, this cable is designed around USB Power Delivery PD 3.1. It’s also backward compatible with 140W and 100W devices, so you are not locked into one power tier. According to the manufacturer, it supports fast charging for compatible MacBook Pro devices, including a claimed 0 to 56 percent in 30 minutes for a MacBook Pro 16 when conditions are met. 😊
For daily use, the build focuses on durability. The exterior uses a robust nylon braided construction, paired with solid aluminium alloy connectors intended to handle regular plugging, unspooling, and storage. It is rated for over 10,000 bends, so it is better suited to everyday carry and use rather than careful, occasional handling.
Finally, the cable includes a protection system with an E-marker chip and multiple safeguards. That set of protections covers over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature, and short-circuit scenarios, helping you and your devices charge with an added layer of reassurance.
Tech specs
- Type: USB-C to USB-C charging cable
- Power support: 240W PD 3.1 fast charging
- Charging standard: USB Power Delivery PD 3.1
- Display: built-in digital screen for wattage, voltage and current
- Compatibility notes: backward compatible with 140W and 100W devices
- Durability rating: over 10,000+ bends
- Protections: E-marker chip with over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature and short-circuit protection
What you’ll notice day to day
A digital display on a charging cable changes how you use it, because you can check what your device is actually receiving. Instead of wondering whether your setup is negotiating the right power, the screen cycles live data so you can match expectations to reality. That is particularly helpful when you switch between devices with different power requirements, like a laptop one moment and a phone or tablet the next.
Performance also depends on using compatible devices and the right charging setup, so it helps to treat the display as guidance for what is happening at that point in time. The cable is intended to work across a wide range of USB-C powered gear, including laptops, tablets, phones, and even some accessories and peripherals that support USB-C charging. ✅
If you want one cable to reduce desk clutter, this cable fits that role. It is described as a single Type C to Type C cable for many gadgets, helping you keep fewer chargers and fewer leads around. The combination of nylon braiding and aluminium alloy connectors is designed to resist daily tangles and fraying, which is useful if cables routinely get pulled from bags or wrapped up at home.
There is also a practical advantage for travel and shared spaces. A display helps when you plug into different power sources or docking setups, because you can quickly confirm the power figures you are getting. Pair that with multi-protection circuitry and the E-marker chip, and the cable is set up to be a calmer, more confident choice for everyday charging.
Compatibility
The manufacturer lists compatibility with a broad set of USB-C devices, including MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models, iPad Pro and iPad Air, and several HP laptops and other USB-C laptops. It also covers iPhone models in the listed range, plus Galaxy S25 and S24 Ultra models. It is described as compatible with power banks and even a PS5 controller that supports charging via USB-C.
Worth considering if you want a high-power USB-C cable that keeps you informed with live charging figures. It may not be the best match if your devices require a different connection type, or if you are only looking for a low-power charging lead for basic charging needs.