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Fervit USB C cable with phone lanyard 240W 480Mbps Green 30cm
A 30 cm USB-C to USB-C cable with an integrated wrist lanyard delivers 240 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
- Wear on wrist to prevent drops with integrated lanyard design
- Charge phones to laptops at 240W via PD 3.1 E-marker chip
- Transfer files at 480Mbps while charging with single USB-C cable
- Zinc alloy caps resist oxidation, scratches and rain for lasting protection
- Flexible FPC construction makes short 30cm cable durable and bendable
Cable and lanyard hybrid
The Fervit USB C cable doubles as a wrist lanyard, letting users keep a phone secured while on the move. Its 30cm length suits close-range charging between a power bank and a handset. The integrated flexible printed circuit aims to improve durability compared with conventional wiring. Green colourway aids visibility in a bag.
USB 2.0 data ceiling
Data moves at 480Mbps, the rate defined by the USB 2.0 implementation used here. Large photo libraries or video clips will transfer noticeably slower than on USB 3.2 or USB4 links. The cable remains fully usable for charging and syncing tasks that do not demand high throughput. Buyers who need faster file moves should choose a cable rated for a higher USB generation.
240W PD 3.1 power rating
An embedded E-marker chip enables Power Delivery 3.1 at up to 240W, with backward compatibility to PD 3.0 and PD 2.0 profiles such as 140W, 100W and 60W. This single specification decides whether the cable can drive a high-power laptop or is limited to phone-class charging. Check the host and charger PD revision before purchase.
Highlights
- Wear on wrist to prevent drops with integrated lanyard design
- Charge phones to laptops at 240W via PD 3.1 E-marker chip
- Transfer files at 480Mbps while charging with single USB-C cable
- Zinc alloy caps resist oxidation, scratches and rain for lasting protection
- Flexible FPC construction makes short 30cm cable durable and bendable
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 30 cm length work as a phone lanyard compared with a standard cable?
The 30 cm cable uses an internal FPC design that makes it flexible enough to wear on your wrist, so it doubles as a lanyard to keep the phone from being dropped or lost.
What does the 240 W rating mean when I plug this into a laptop?
The built-in E-marker chip enables USB PD 3.1 at up to 48 V / 5 A, so the cable can deliver the full 240 W to a compatible laptop while safely negotiating lower power with phones or tablets.
What does the 480 Mbps figure cap in everyday file transfers?
The USB 2.0 data lane tops out at 480 Mbps, so moving photos or videos between a phone and a laptop will be limited to that speed even if both devices support faster standards.
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