EndlesShine USB-C to USB-C Cable, 10 ft

Key specifications

When an outlet is across the room, a short charging cord can leave you stuck beside the wall. This EndlesShine USB-C to USB-C cable is 10 feet long, giving you more room to use a compatible device while it charges.

Its connector rotates 180 degrees, a design intended to reduce bending and strain near the device port. The cable supports up to 240W Power Delivery and includes an E-Marker chip. For file transfers, it uses USB 2.0 with speeds up to 480Mbps, so charging and syncing can happen at the same time.

The listing describes a purple, single-cable pack with reinforced connectors and compatibility for USB-C laptops, phones, tablets, iPads, and power banks. The 240W figure is the cable’s stated maximum, not a promise that every connected device will charge at that rate, the device and power source also need to support the required charging level. On the spec sheet, the clearest trade-off is the USB 2.0 data speed: it’s suited to everyday syncing, not buyers focused on faster transfers.

Who it’s for

This cable makes sense for someone who charges at a desk, on a couch, or beside a bed where the nearest outlet is inconveniently placed. The extra reach can let you keep a phone in hand or a laptop within reach without arranging your seat around the charger. Its rotating connector may also appeal if a straight plug presses against furniture or gets pulled sideways during regular use.

It makes sense if you want one longer USB-C cable for charging and occasional file syncing, rather than a separate cord for each task. The purple finish can help distinguish it from other cables in a shared space. It might not be a great match if you need high-speed data transfers, or if a 10-foot cable would be unwieldy in a compact setup.

What you get

The package includes one purple USB-C-to-USB-C cable. There’s no second cable or additional accessory listed, so this is best viewed as a dedicated replacement or a cord for a particular room, not a multi-cable kit. A practical use: plug it in beside the couch, then charge a USB-C phone while keeping it close enough to check a message without sitting next to the outlet.

The long format is the main alternative to a shorter, tidier cable. Choose this one when reach matters more than keeping your charging area minimal, a shorter cord may be easier to manage if the outlet is already close to your device.

Practical doubts

Does it transfer files as well as charge? Yes. The listing specifies USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps and says you can sync while charging. Actual transfer speeds can depend on the connected devices and files.

Will every laptop or phone charge at 240W? No. That’s the cable’s maximum stated PD support, a connected device and charger must support the power level for it to be available.

What is the rotating connector for? It turns up to 180 degrees and is designed to reduce cable bending and strain around the port. It changes the cable’s direction, it doesn’t remove the need to handle the connector carefully.

Buying verdict

Choose the EndlesShine if outlet distance is the daily annoyance and you want one long USB-C cable for charging, with basic data syncing as a useful extra. The 180-degree connector and 10-foot reach suit a couch, bedside, or desk setup where a straight, short cord would be awkward. Skip it if your priority is faster-than-USB-2.0 file transfers, a compact cable, or a guaranteed 240W charge regardless of your other equipment.