EndlesShine USB-C Cable 10 ft

For anyone who wants to charge from a couch, bed, or desk without sitting right beside an outlet, the EndlesShine USB-C to USB-C cable offers a longer reach than a typical short charging cord. Its 180-degree rotating connector is designed to reduce cable strain when a device is plugged in at an awkward angle, while the E-Marker chip supports power delivery up to 240W.

It’s a single black cable, not a charger-and-cable kit, so you’ll need a compatible USB-C power source.

Quick sizing guide

At 10 feet, this cable gives you room to use a phone or tablet while it’s connected across a bed or sofa, or to reach from a wall outlet to a desk. That extra slack can be handy, but it also means more cable to manage on a compact desk. If the outlet is across the room, measure the route from the outlet to where you plan to use your device, without that measurement, it’s hard to tell whether the reach will fit your setup.

The connector rotates through 180 degrees, which may help when a straight cable would press against furniture or pull sideways on the port. It remains a USB-C-to-USB-C cable, though, so a device or charger that only has USB-A won’t connect directly.

Pros

• The 10-foot length gives you more freedom to use a connected device away from the outlet.
• Up to 240W Power Delivery makes it suitable for charging equipment that supports that level of USB-C input, the cable’s rating alone doesn’t make a device charge at 240W.
• The rotating connector is intended to reduce bending and strain at the connection point.
• It supports charging and USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps, so you can sync files while connected.

You’ll appreciate it if your main annoyance is being tethered too close to an outlet. For example, it can reach from a wall outlet to a sofa while you check a phone or tablet without balancing the device beside the charger.

Spec sheet

• Name: EndlesShine USB-C to USB-C cable
• Type: Charging and data cable
• Size: 10 ft (3 m)
• Power delivery: Up to 240W, built-in E-Marker chip
• Data transfer: USB 2.0, up to 480Mbps
• Connector design: 180-degree rotation
• Color: Black
• Pack: One cable

When it makes sense

This cable makes more sense than a short cord when outlet placement limits where you can sit or set down a device. It can also suit a desk setup where the charger is tucked away and you want the cable to reach your work area. The tradeoff is that 480Mbps is a USB 2.0 data limit: choose a cable with a higher stated transfer rate if moving large files quickly matters more than charging reach. It may not suit you if your setup needs USB-A, or if a long cable would be excess clutter. The stated 240W ceiling is useful only when the connected charger and device also support the required power delivery.