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Fervit USB-C to USB-C Angled Flat Cable 65W USB 2.0 70mm
An ultra-slim flat USB-C cable with an angled connector delivers 65 W charging and USB 2.0 data in tight spaces
- Angled connector fits tight spaces around ports
- 65W fast charging at 3.25A for laptops and phones
- USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps
- 70mm ultra-slim flat cable reduces clutter
- Tangle-free TPE jacket built for rugged durability
What this cable does
The Fervit USB-C to USB-C angled flat cable delivers up to 65 W of power and USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps. Its 70 mm length and right-angled connector suit tight spaces behind laptops, tablets or phones. The ultra-slim TPE and over-moulded PVC jacket resists tangling during daily carry.
Limits of the USB 2.0 interface
USB 2.0 caps data transfer at 480 Mbps, so large file moves will be slower than on USB 3.x or USB4 connections. The 65 W rating requires a charger and device that both support USB Power Delivery at that level; lower-rated hosts will charge at reduced speed. The short 70 mm reach only bridges devices placed side by side.
Deciding specification: 65 W power rating
If your laptop or tablet needs 65 W to charge at full speed, this cable handles the current at 3.25 A. Devices that draw more power will not charge at their maximum rate with this lead. Buyers who need higher wattage or faster data should choose a cable rated for those values.
Highlights
- Angled connector fits tight spaces around ports
- 65W fast charging at 3.25A for laptops and phones
- USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps
- 70mm ultra-slim flat cable reduces clutter
- Tangle-free TPE jacket built for rugged durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which length of this angled USB-C cable should I choose?
The cable is 70 mm long including the connectors, making it suited for tight spaces where a standard cable would not fit.
What does the 65W rating mean when I plug it into my laptop?
It can deliver up to 65 W at 3.25 A, so it will charge compatible laptops, tablets and phones at that maximum rate.
What does USB 2.0 cap the data speed at in practice?
The USB 2.0 interface limits transfers to 480 Mbps, which is adequate for syncing files but not for high-bandwidth video or storage.
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