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Case Logic USB-C to USB-C charging cable 60 W white
A white braided USB-C cable delivering 60 W fast charging over a six-foot length
- TypeAux Cable
- 60 W fast charging powers devices quickly
- Braided texture resists wear during daily use
- 6 ft length gives flexible placement options
- USB-C to USB-C works with modern ports
- White colour matches clean desk setups
USB-C charging cable for 60 W devices
This six-foot cable connects USB-C power sources to phones, tablets or laptops that accept up to 60 watts. The braided jacket resists tangling and daily wear. It handles both charging and data sync in a single white cord.
Braided jacket and six-foot reach
The textile braid protects the internal wires from kinks and abrasion during travel or desk use. At six feet the cable spans from a wall outlet or power bank to a device on a nightstand or conference table without pulling tight.
Limited to 60 W and USB-C endpoints
The cable cannot deliver more than 60 watts, so larger laptops that require higher power will charge slowly or not at all. It also requires USB-C ports on both ends; older USB-A chargers or micro-USB devices need a separate adapter.
Highlights
- 60 W fast charging powers devices quickly
- Braided texture resists wear during daily use
- 6 ft length gives flexible placement options
- USB-C to USB-C works with modern ports
- White colour matches clean desk setups
Specifications
| Type | Aux Cable |
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Questions about this item
How often will the braided cable need replacing under daily use?
The braided texture resists fraying and kinking, so the cable typically lasts through years of regular charging and syncing before any replacement is needed.
What limits the 60 W fast-charging rate during a long session?
The 60 W output is capped by the cable’s internal wiring and the connected charger, so sustained delivery stays at that level without throttling.
Does the cable get warm or draw extra power when left plugged in all day?
The cable runs cool and draws negligible standby power, so it adds no noticeable heat or energy cost during continuous use.
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