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Fervit USB-C 90° Angled Male to Male 3.1 10Gbps 100W 50cm
A 50cm USB 3.1 cable with 90° angled connectors delivers 10Gbps data and 100W charging in tight spaces
- 90° angled connector fits tight spaces around ports
- Reversible USB-C plugs insert either way up
- 10 Gbps data rate moves large files quickly
- 100 W power delivery charges laptops and phones
- 50 cm length keeps desk setups tidy
Angled USB-C Cable for Tight Ports
This Fervit cable has USB-C male connectors on both ends with a 90 degree angled design. It suits users who need to connect devices where straight plugs cannot fit because of limited space around the port. The reversible connectors allow insertion either way up. It is built for charging and data transfer between compatible laptops, phones and peripherals.
Practical Limits of the USB 3.1 Interface
The cable supports data rates up to 10 Gbps and power delivery up to 100 W. Actual throughput depends on the host controller, the device firmware and the quality of the connection. Cable length is 50 cm, which helps signal integrity but restricts device placement. Both ends must support the same standard to reach the rated speeds and power levels.
Easy Install With One Common Issue
Plug each end into a USB-C female port; the angled heads rotate to align with the port orientation. No drivers or software are required. The most frequent problem is that one device only supports lower speeds or power, so the link negotiates down to the slower capability. Ensure both ports are clean and fully seated for reliable contact.
Highlights
- 90° angled connector fits tight spaces around ports
- Reversible USB-C plugs insert either way up
- 10 Gbps data rate moves large files quickly
- 100 W power delivery charges laptops and phones
- 50 cm length keeps desk setups tidy
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 50 cm length or a longer version?
This listing is for the 50 cm cable only; no other lengths are offered.
What does 10 Gbps mean when I copy files between my laptop and phone?
It is the maximum theoretical bandwidth of the USB 3.1 link; real-world throughput will be lower and depends on the storage speed of each device.
The cable is marked USB 3.1 — what does that cap in practice?
USB 3.1 limits the connection to 10 Gbps data and 100 W power delivery; the 90° angled plugs do not change those limits.
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