ALSEYE
ALSEYE Chubby 2.0 USB-A to Type-C 120W Cable Rose Red 9.8FT 2 in 1 accessory
A USB-A to Type-C cable delivering up to 120W charging with USB 2.0 data speeds and a 40,000-bend lifespan
- Delivers up to 120W fast charging via USB-A to Type-C
- Transfers data at USB 2.0 480 Mbps with CarPlay support
- Endures 40000-plus bend cycles for long-term durability
- Thick 6mm silicone jacket with UV coating resists wear and dust
- E-Mark chip regulates current preventing overcharge and overheating
What this cable is and who it suits
The ALSEYE Chubby 2.0 cable connects USB-A sources to USB-C devices over a 9.8FT length. It delivers up to 120W of charging power and USB 2.0 data rates of 480 Mbps. The rose-red silicone jacket and zinc-aluminium alloy ends are built for daily carry and in-car use with CarPlay. It is not for users who need a Type-C to Type-C link or the 240W ceiling that only a C-to-C cable provides.
Sustained-load behaviour
The integrated E-Mark chip regulates current continuously during long charging sessions. This prevents the overheating and overcharging that can occur when a cable lacks active power management. The 6mm thick silicone construction resists the physical fatigue of repeated bending, rated for 40000 cycles. Data sync remains stable at USB 2.0 speeds throughout extended transfers. It does not support the higher bandwidths required for video output or faster storage protocols.
Thermals, noise and power draw
Passive components mean silent operation with no fan or coil noise. The alloy shell and UV-coated jacket dissipate heat from the conductors during 120W delivery without becoming uncomfortable to handle. Power draw matches the negotiated rate between charger and device, up to the 120W maximum for this USB-A to Type-C configuration. The cable adds no active circuitry that would increase idle consumption.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 120W fast charging via USB-A to Type-C
- Transfers data at USB 2.0 480 Mbps with CarPlay support
- Endures 40000-plus bend cycles for long-term durability
- Thick 6mm silicone jacket with UV coating resists wear and dust
- E-Mark chip regulates current preventing overcharge and overheating
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 120W USB-A to Type-C cable run hot when delivering full power all day?
The E-Mark chip regulates current to prevent overheating during extended charging sessions.
What charger and device must I already own for this 60-120W cable to work at its rated speed?
A USB-A charger that supports 60-120W output and a device that accepts that power level over USB-A are required.
Will this USB 2.0 cable at 480 Mbps slow down syncing on my older laptop that only has USB-A ports?
Data transfers at USB 2.0 speeds, so older USB-A ports will not be bottlenecked by the cable.
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