Astro Gaming
Astro Gaming Chubby 2.0 USB-C 120W Cable Silicone 9.8FT
A USB-A to Type-C cable delivers up to 120W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer over a 9.8ft silicone jacket rated for 40000 bends
- Charges up to 120W via USB-A to Type-C
- Transfers data at USB 2.0 480 Mbps speeds
- Silicone jacket with zinc-aluminum alloy connectors resists wear
- Tested to withstand over 40000 bends for longevity
- E-Marker chip regulates current to prevent overheating
USB-A to USB-C 120W Charging Cable
The Astro Gaming Chubby 2.0 cable connects USB-A power sources to USB-C devices at up to 120W. Its 9.8ft length suits desks, nightstands or vehicle consoles where the outlet sits far from the device. The thick 6mm silicone jacket resists dust and daily wear while staying flexible in cold temperatures.
E-Mark Chip and 40000 Bend Rating
An integrated E-Mark chip negotiates power delivery between charger and device, preventing over-current and over-heating. The cable survives more than 40000 bend cycles in testing, so repeated coiling and uncoiling in a bag or car does not degrade the conductors. USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps enables CarPlay and basic file sync.
120W USB-A Power Limit
This cable tops out at 120W over USB-A, so laptops or tablets requiring 240W USB-C Power Delivery will not charge at full speed. Buyers needing the higher 240W rate must use a USB-C to USB-C cable with a compatible charger instead.
Highlights
- Charges up to 120W via USB-A to Type-C
- Transfers data at USB 2.0 480 Mbps speeds
- Silicone jacket with zinc-aluminum alloy connectors resists wear
- Tested to withstand over 40000 bends for longevity
- E-Marker chip regulates current to prevent overheating
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long is the 6 mm thick silicone cable rated to last before it needs replacing?
The cable has a tested bend lifespan of 40,000+ cycles, so it should withstand years of daily plugging and unplugging before any maintenance is required.
What power ceiling will the USB-A to Type-C connector hit first during a long charging session?
The USB-A to Type-C connection is limited to 60-120W, so that interface will reach its maximum well before the cable's 240W Type-C to Type-C rating.
Does the 9.8 ft silicone cord get warm or draw extra power when left plugged in all day?
The built-in E-Marker chip regulates current to prevent overheating, and the USB 2.0 data rate of 480 Mbps adds negligible heat during continuous use.
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