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Fervit USB A to USB C Cable 3.3ft 10Gbps 60W
Connects USB-A chargers or computers to USB-C devices at 10 Gbps data and 60 W charging
- Fast 10Gbps data transfer backs up large files in seconds
- 60W fast charging with E-Marker chip powers devices up to 20V/3A
- 3ft length offers convenient reach for desk or sofa use
- USB 3.2 Gen 2 backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1, 1.0
- Works with iPhone 16 Pro Max, Galaxy S25 Ultra, MacBook Pro, iPad
What this cable does
This USB A to USB C cable carries data at up to 10Gbps and delivers up to 60W of power at 20V/3A. It connects a host computer, wall charger or power bank with a USB A port to a tablet, smartphone or other device with a Type C connector. The built-in E-Marker chip regulates the 3A output for stable fast charging.
Replacing a slower USB 2.0 link
A legacy USB 2.0 cable tops out at 480 Mbps, so this cable is 20 times faster when moving large backups or media libraries. It remains backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0 devices. The upgrade is worth it when you regularly transfer multi-gigabyte files or need 60W charging for a laptop or phone.
Sustained transfer and charging behaviour
The 3.3ft length keeps resistance low enough to maintain 10Gbps throughput and 60W delivery during extended sessions. The E-Marker chip prevents voltage droop under continuous load, so a phone can charge from 0 to 90% in about one hour without throttling. Builders who need a longer reach for permanent desk routing should choose the 4.9ft or 6.6ft variants instead.
Highlights
- Fast 10Gbps data transfer backs up large files in seconds
- 60W fast charging with E-Marker chip powers devices up to 20V/3A
- 3ft length offers convenient reach for desk or sofa use
- USB 3.2 Gen 2 backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1, 1.0
- Works with iPhone 16 Pro Max, Galaxy S25 Ultra, MacBook Pro, iPad
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3.3 ft USB-A connector fit standard rectangular ports on a desktop PC or wall charger?
Yes, the USB-A plug is the standard rectangular interface found on computers, chargers and power banks, so it inserts directly without an adapter.
What is the correct way to seat the USB-C end so the E-Marker chip negotiates 60 W charging?
Push the USB-C connector in until it clicks; a partial insert leaves the E-Marker unpowered and limits output to lower wattage.
When should the cable be replaced if the 10 Gbps transfer rate drops or 20 V/3 A charging becomes unreliable?
Replace it if connectors feel loose, pins look bent, or the cable only works at certain angles — signs the internal wiring or E-Marker has degraded.
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