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Fervit USB C to C Cable 90 Degree Angled Extension with Screws 10Gbps 65W
A 90-degree angled USB-C extension cable with screw retention delivers 10Gbps data and 65W power in tight spaces
- 10 Gbps data transfer for fast file moves
- 65 W Power Delivery charges laptops quickly
- 90-degree angled connector fits tight spaces
- Screw-lock plugs prevent accidental disconnects
- Works with Thunderbolt 3 docks and drives
Right-angle USB-C cable for tight ports
This Fervit USB-C to USB-C cable uses a 90-degree angled plug to reach female ports where straight connectors cannot fit. It carries 10Gbps data and up to 65W of USB Power Delivery at 20V 3.25A. The reversible plugs work with laptops, tablets, phones, cameras and external drives.
Replaces standard straight cables in cramped setups
The angled design solves clearance issues behind monitors, under desks or next to other cables. It adds Thunderbolt 3 backward compatibility and DisplayPort Alternate Mode support for docking stations and hard drives. The upgrade is worth it when a straight plug blocks adjacent ports or strains the socket.
Handles 10Gbps transfers and 65W charging
Comfortable for moving large project files between SSDs and docking stations while powering a laptop. It runs out when a device needs more than 65W or a protocol faster than 10Gbps. Not for buyers who need longer reach than the fixed cable length provides.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data transfer for fast file moves
- 65 W Power Delivery charges laptops quickly
- 90-degree angled connector fits tight spaces
- Screw-lock plugs prevent accidental disconnects
- Works with Thunderbolt 3 docks and drives
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 90-degree angled USB-C connector need behind a laptop port?
The right-angle design lets the cable sit flush against the chassis so only the connector depth itself protrudes, fitting tight spaces where a straight plug would hit the desk or adjacent ports.
Do the screws on the USB-C plugs thread into the device port or only clamp the cable housing?
The screws secure the metal shell of each USB-C plug to the matching threaded receptacle on the device, preventing the cable from working loose during vibration or repeated insertion cycles.
After many plug cycles, which part of this cable is most likely to wear and need replacement?
The USB-C connector contacts and the screw threads on the plug housing are the wear points; the cable jacket and internal wiring are rated for the full 10 Gbps and 65 W PD lifespan.
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