Fervit
Fervit 240W USB-C Retractable Cable 100cm 480Mbps Yellow
A retractable USB-C cable stretching to 100 cm delivers 240 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer in a tangle-free design
- Retractable design stores tidily and stretches to 100cm
- Delivers up to 240W power for fast laptop charging
- Transfers data at 480Mbps via USB 2.0
- Ultra-soft flat cable routes easily in tight spaces
- Works with MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, Chromebook, phones and tablets
Retractable USB-C Cable 100cm
The Fervit cable extends to 100cm and retracts fully for tangle-free storage. Both ends pull out so you can set the exact length you need. A flat, ultra-soft jacket makes routing simple in tight spaces. It is a new cable ready for immediate use.
240W charging for laptops and phones
Users who need up to 240W power delivery for compatible laptops, tablets or phones will find the headroom sufficient. The cable also carries USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps for syncing and backups. Buyers who require faster data rates such as 5Gbps or 10Gbps should look at a different cable.
Power and data limits
The 240W rating comfortably handles most modern USB-C laptops and fast-charging phones while the 480Mbps link manages documents, photos and phone backups. Large video libraries or drive images will transfer noticeably slower than on a 5Gbps or 10Gbps connection.
Highlights
- Retractable design stores tidily and stretches to 100cm
- Delivers up to 240W power for fast laptop charging
- Transfers data at 480Mbps via USB 2.0
- Ultra-soft flat cable routes easily in tight spaces
- Works with MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, Chromebook, phones and tablets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB-C power source do I need to use the 240W charging capability?
You need a USB-C charger or laptop port that supports USB Power Delivery up to 240W; the cable will negotiate the highest rate both ends allow.
Will the 480Mbps data rate slow down if I connect an older USB-A device through an adapter?
Yes, adding a USB-C to USB-A adapter limits the link to the adapter's rated speed, which is often USB 2.0 at 480Mbps or slower.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering the full 240W after I plug it in?
Check the charging readout on your laptop or phone; it should show a power level near 240W when the source and device both support that rate.
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