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Alphacool 4 in 1 USB C Cable 240W Wattage Display 2 in 1 accessory
A four-port USB-C cable delivers up to 240 W, shows live wattage on a built-in display and supports CarPlay and Android Auto
- Charge multiple devices with one four-port cable
- Deliver up to 240 W for rapid laptop and phone charging
- Monitor real-time power draw on the built-in wattage display
- Transfer a 1 GB file in 17 seconds while charging
- TITAN Alloy shell rated for 700 % strength increase and 10-year lifespan
- Works with CarPlay and Android Auto for in-car charging and navigation
4-in-1 USB-C cable with wattage display
This cable combines USB-C, USB-A and Lightning connectors in a single 5 ft braided lead. It is aimed at users who carry multiple device types and want one cord for charging and data sync in the office, at home or while travelling.
240 W maximum power delivery
The cable supports up to 240 W output, enabling a phone to reach 85 % charge in 27 minutes. Data transfer moves a 1 GB file in roughly 17 seconds, so the same lead handles both high-power charging and file sync.
TITAN alloy shell for sustained durability
The connector housing uses a proprietary TITAN alloy that raises structural strength by 700 % and extends rated lifespan by 10 years. A built-in smart chip shows live wattage during prolonged sessions, letting you verify consistent power delivery under continuous load.
Highlights
- Charge multiple devices with one four-port cable
- Deliver up to 240 W for rapid laptop and phone charging
- Monitor real-time power draw on the built-in wattage display
- Transfer a 1 GB file in 17 seconds while charging
- TITAN Alloy shell rated for 700 % strength increase and 10-year lifespan
- Works with CarPlay and Android Auto for in-car charging and navigation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 240W rating mean when I plug this cable into my laptop?
The cable can carry up to 240W of power, so a compatible charger and laptop will negotiate the highest supported rate — up to 240W — for fast charging.
Which USB standard does the cable use, and what does that limit in practice?
It uses a USB-C connector with a USB-A adapter and supports data transfer; a 1 GB file moves in about 17 seconds, showing USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) class speed.
What do I need to check so the cable fits my devices and stays in place?
The flat, nylon-braided lead is 5 ft long with a TITAN Alloy shell; ensure your ports are standard USB-C, USB-A or Lightning and that the 5 ft reach suits your setup.
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