USB C to USB C Cable 3FT 60W Fast Charging Cable
Product description
This woven USB-C cable kit offers fast charging and sturdy construction for daily phone, tablet and laptop use. The USB C to USB C Cable 3FT supports Power Delivery up to 60W, so it is useful for topping up phones quickly and powering some lightweight laptops during travel. ⚡
Key Points
The pair of 3-foot cables is built with a braided exterior made from 48 strands of recycled cotton, which helps resist tangling and bending. One cable covers everyday charging needs, the second serves as a spare for work or travel, making it easier to keep a charger at home and one in a bag. 🔋
These cables support PD3.0, QC3.0 and QC4.0 fast charge protocols with manufacturer-stated performance that reaches up to 60W (20 V/3 A). Data transfer speed is listed at up to 480 Mbps, which is suitable for syncing media and moving files between devices without long waits. The connectors include laser-soldered joints and reinforced copper cores with UV glue for improved strain resistance and reported extended service life. 🔌
Consider that these are USB-C to USB-C cables and will only work with USB-C power adapters and host devices. According to the manufacturer, corrosion resistance testing and certifications such as REACH, USB-IF and ROHS apply, which supports their claims about durability and materials.
Technical Specifications
- Name: orseoose USB C to USB C Cable 3FT Certified 2Pack
- Length: 3 ft per cable
- Power delivery: 60W (20 V/3 A)
- Data transfer: 480 Mbps
- Outer material: braided with 48 strands of recycled cotton
- Certifications: REACH, USB-IF, ROHS
Usage Recommendations
For faster top-ups, pair these cables with USB-C PD chargers rated at 30 W, 45 W or 60 W as suggested by the manufacturer, and connect directly to compatible devices for the fastest charging profile. For iPad Pro and some laptops, charging speed will vary by device model and charger capacity, and the manufacturer indicates percent-charge examples achieved in 35 minutes under specific conditions. Use the cables where frequent plugging and unplugging occurs since the reinforced connector and laser welding are intended to reduce breakage risk.
Avoid using the cables with adapters that convert to legacy USB-A unless an appropriate USB-A to USB-C cable is used. Keep in mind that maximum charging rates depend on both the charger and the device, and not all USB-C phones or tablets will reach 60W charging.