EGK USB-C charger with 6.6ft cable

How to use it

Some charging setups only need a short cable by an outlet, others call for more reach around a desk, room, or travel bag. This EGK charger comes with a 6.6ft USB-C-to-USB-C cable, so it can serve as a replacement for a lost cable or give you more flexibility when charging a compatible speaker or other USB-C device. The kit includes the charger and cable, and the charger has a maximum output of 20W. It is not a universal fit for every device: products with micro-USB ports are excluded.

It’s a great fit if you need a USB-C charger and a longer cable for one of the listed JBL speakers or earbuds, or another USB-C device. For example, the extra cable length can make it easier to place a compatible speaker on a shelf while keeping the charger near an outlet. If you only need a compact cable for charging right beside a power source, a shorter cable may be a simpler choice. Which matters more for your setup: extra reach, or the smallest possible cable to pack?

Pros

• The included 6.6ft cable gives you more placement flexibility than a short charging lead.
• It is a USB-C-to-USB-C cable, and the charger supports up to 20W output.
• Compatibility listed by the maker includes JBL Charge 4/5/6, Flip 5/6/7, Pulse 4/5, Clip 4/5, GO 3/4, and other named JBL devices, as well as Turtlebox Ranger in the product name.
• The cable is made with thickened PVC and is described as having passed 1000+ bend tests. That may appeal if your cables get moved or packed often, though it does not guarantee how long one will last in your own routine.
• The charger lists over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit, and overheating protection.

It may not suit you if your device charges through micro-USB, needs a different cable connection, or requires charging beyond the stated maximum 20W. Compatibility for “other USB-C devices” is broad wording, so check that your device accepts USB-C charging rather than assuming every USB-C product will work with this setup.

Spec sheet

• Name: EGK Fast Charger with USB-C cable
• Type: USB charger and cable kit
• Cable: USB-C to USB-C, 6.6ft
• Maximum output: 20W
• Input: AC 100-240V~50/60Hz 0.6A
• Cable material: PVC
• In the box: One charger and one USB-C-to-USB-C cable
• Listed certifications: UL Listed, CE, FCC, and RoHS

The maker also lists compatibility with the JBL Endurance Peak/II, Tune 125TWS/225TWS, Live 300/510BT/PRO+, Club Pro+ earbuds, and other USB-C devices, but specifically excludes micro-USB ports. Safety protections and certifications are stated according to the maker, the listing does not provide charging times or device-specific performance results.

Is it worth it?

This kit makes the most sense when you need both parts: a USB-C wall charger and a cable with enough length to reach a less convenient spot. That combination is more practical than buying another short lead if you regularly charge a speaker away from the outlet, and the compatibility list gives JBL owners several named devices to check against. The trade-off is that the product information does not specify charging times, and the 20W maximum may not meet every device’s charging needs. Choose it when your device uses USB-C and the included length suits your setup, skip it if you have a micro-USB device or need a confirmed charging rate beyond the listed maximum.