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Fervit USB 2.0 Type-C Male to Male Cable 65W PD 100cm Black
USB 2.0 Type-C male-to-male cable delivers 65 W charging and 480 Mbps data over 100 cm
- Charges laptops and phones at up to 65W via PD
- Transfers files at USB 2.0 480Mbps speeds
- Reversible USB-C connectors plug in either way up
- 100cm length suits desk and travel setups
- PVC overmold jacket protects the cable from daily wear
USB-C male-to-male cable for charging and data
This Fervit cable carries USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and delivers up to 65 W of power through USB Power Delivery. It connects two USB-C devices such as a laptop, tablet, phone or external hard drive. The one-metre length suits desktop or bag use.
Sustained 65 W delivery with USB 2.0 speeds
The cable supports scalable DC 20 V at 3 A for continuous charging at the full 65 W rating. Data transfer runs at USB 2.0 480 Mbps, so large file moves take longer than on faster standards. Power and data operate simultaneously without throttling.
PVC overmould with reversible connectors
A PVC overmould protects the cable body and strain reliefs at each end. Both plugs are fully reversible, so orientation never matters when inserting. The male-to-male design means it cannot connect to legacy USB-A ports without a separate adapter.
Highlights
- Charges laptops and phones at up to 65W via PD
- Transfers files at USB 2.0 480Mbps speeds
- Reversible USB-C connectors plug in either way up
- 100cm length suits desk and travel setups
- PVC overmold jacket protects the cable from daily wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 65 W PD rating mean the cable gets warm during all-day laptop charging?
The cable is rated for DC 20 V at 3 A (65 W max) and uses a PVC overmold jacket; normal operation at full load may produce some warmth but it is designed for continuous power delivery.
My laptop only has USB-C ports — will this cable work without any extra adapters?
Both ends are USB-C male connectors, so it plugs directly into any USB-C port on a laptop, tablet, phone or hard-disk enclosure that accepts USB 2.0 data and PD charging.
I still use a USB 2.0 external hard drive — will the 480 Mbps data rate bottleneck large file transfers?
The cable supports USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps, which is the maximum speed of the USB 2.0 interface; transfers will run at that rate regardless of the drive’s own capabilities.
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