Fervit
Fervit USB A to C Cable 0.8ft 10Gbps 60W
A 0.8 ft USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 10 Gbps data transfer and 60 W fast charging for phones, tablets and laptops
- Transfers files at 10Gbps with USB 3.2 Gen2 speed
- Charges devices up to 60W using 20V/3A power delivery
- Built-in E-Marker chip ensures stable and secure charging
- Short 0.8ft length reduces clutter for desktop or car use
- Backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0 and earlier standards
Short 0.8ft USB-A to USB-C cable
The Fervit cable measures .8ft and connects a USB-A host or charger to a USB-C device. It targets users who need a tether-length link for CarPlay, Android Auto, or desktop peripherals without cable clutter. Backward compatibility covers USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0 hosts.
Thermals noise and 60W power delivery
An integrated E-Marker chip negotiates up to 20V/3A for 60W charging, keeping voltage stable during fast-charge sessions. The short run limits resistive loss, so the cable stays cool in normal use. No active cooling or fan is present, making operation silent.
Build quality and connector implications
The compact 0.8ft length suits fixed mounts in vehicles or tight desk setups where longer cables snag. USB-A and USB-C plugs are moulded for strain relief at the junction points. Buyers needing metre-scale reach for sofa use or under-desk routing should choose a longer variant.
Highlights
- Transfers files at 10Gbps with USB 3.2 Gen2 speed
- Charges devices up to 60W using 20V/3A power delivery
- Built-in E-Marker chip ensures stable and secure charging
- Short 0.8ft length reduces clutter for desktop or car use
- Backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0 and earlier standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the USB-A end to a computer or charger without damaging the port?
Align the USB-A plug with the port so the plastic tab faces down, then push straight in until it seats; forcing it upside-down bends the internal contacts and breaks the connector.
What part of this cable wears out first and needs replacement?
The USB-C connector's spring tabs and the E-Marker chip inside the plug degrade after thousands of insertions, causing intermittent 60W charging or 10Gbps data drops.
At what point does sustained 60W charging hit a thermal or current limit on this 0.8ft cable?
The 20V/3A rating is the hard ceiling; the E-Marker chip will throttle or cut power if the source tries to push more than 60W continuously.
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