ETEIZU
ETEIZU 2-in-1 USB-C Charging Cable with 5W Wireless Watch Charger 140W 480Mbps
A 2-in-1 USB-C cable delivers up to 140W charging and 480Mbps data transfer while a built-in 5W wireless pad powers a watch, with an LED display showing status
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- Charge two devices at once with 140W USB-C and 5W watch charging
- See real-time power status on the built-in LED display
- Move files at up to 480Mbps data transfer speed
- E-Marker chip delivers safe, stable power to connected devices
- Nylon-braided jacket resists tangles and daily wear
One Cable Two Devices
This 2-in-1 USB-C cable charges a USB-C device and an Apple Watch at the same time. It delivers up to 140W of power to the USB-C port and 5W to the integrated wireless watch charger. The four-foot length suits desk and travel setups. An E-Marker chip negotiates safe power delivery for connected hardware.
Smart LED Display Real Time Status
A built-in LED display shows charging status while the cable operates. The E-Marker chip manages power negotiation to keep thermals stable during high-wattage sessions. Nylon braiding resists tangling and reduces cable stress. Data transfers at 480Mbps for moving photos and files between devices.
Durable Nylon Braided Construction
Premium nylon braiding protects the cable from daily wear and travel abuse. The package includes only the cable; a compatible USB-C wall charger is required for operation. Video output is not supported by this cable. Buyers who need video out or a bundled power adapter should look for a different solution.
Highlights
- Charge two devices at once with 140W USB-C and 5W watch charging
- See real-time power status on the built-in LED display
- Move files at up to 480Mbps data transfer speed
- E-Marker chip delivers safe, stable power to connected devices
- Nylon-braided jacket resists tangles and daily wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the ETEIZU 2-in-1 cable to charge my MacBook and Apple Watch at the same time?
Plug the USB-C connector into your MacBook or charger for up to 140W power delivery, then place your Watch on the integrated 5W wireless pad; the built-in E-Marker chip negotiates the correct voltage automatically.
What part of this cable is most likely to wear out first with daily use?
The nylon-braided USB-C cable is rated for long-term durability, but the 5W wireless charging module for Watch Series devices may degrade after repeated thermal cycles.
At what point does the 480Mbps data transfer become the bottleneck during a large file move?
The USB-C interface caps at 480Mbps, so sustained transfers of multi-gigabyte video libraries will hit that ceiling before the 140W charging limit is reached.
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