Elestur
Elestur USB-C to USB-C Cable 5-Pack 3.3/3.3/6.6/6.6/10ft 60W
Five USB-C to USB-C cables in 3.3 ft, 6.6 ft and 10 ft lengths support 60 W fast charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
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- Fast 60W charging reaches 80% phone in 35 minutes
- 480Mbps data rate syncs 1200 songs per minute
- Five lengths from 3.3ft to 10ft fit any setup
- 48-strand cotton braid resists tangles and bending damage
- Works with iPhone 15 16 17 iPad MacBook Galaxy S22 S23 S24 S25
Five-cable USB-C pack with mixed lengths
This five-pack of USB-C to USB-C cables includes two 3.3 ft, two 6.6 ft and one 10 ft cords. Each cable supports up to 60 W Power Delivery for fast charging phones, tablets and laptops. The braided cotton yarn construction resists tangling and uses recyclable materials.
Suits multi-device households and bulk buyers
Users who want several cable lengths for home, office and travel will appreciate the variety. Buyers who need data rates above 480 Mbps or cables rated for more than 60 W of power should consider other options. The pack is not intended for USB-A ports or legacy connectors.
60 W PD 3.0 charging and 480 Mbps data
The single specification that decides fit is the 60 W maximum power delivery combined with USB 2.0 data speeds of 480 Mbps. This covers fast charging for current phones, tablets and ultraportable laptops but does not support high-bandwidth video or faster data protocols.
Highlights
- Fast 60W charging reaches 80% phone in 35 minutes
- 480Mbps data rate syncs 1200 songs per minute
- Five lengths from 3.3ft to 10ft fit any setup
- 48-strand cotton braid resists tangles and bending damage
- Works with iPhone 15 16 17 iPad MacBook Galaxy S22 S23 S24 S25
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long will the braided cotton-yarn jacket last before it frays or needs replacing?
The 48-strand recyclable cotton braid is designed to resist tangling and bending damage, extending the cable's usable life under daily plug-in cycles.
What limits sustained 60W charging before the cable or adapter throttles back?
The 60W maximum (20V/3A) is capped by the PD 3.0/QC 4.0 negotiation with your 30W, 45W or 60W adapter; sustained output depends on the charger's thermal limits, not the cable itself.
Does the cable get warm or draw extra power when charging a laptop all day?
At 60W the cable runs cool enough for continuous use; no active cooling or extra power draw beyond the negotiated 20V/3A is introduced by the cord.
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