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Fervit USB-C to USB-C cable 27W 65W 480Mbps white braid 100cm
A white braided USB-C to USB-C cable delivers up to 65 W power and 480 Mbps data over 100 cm
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for fast file transfers
- Reversible USB-C plugs insert either way for easy connection
- Braided sleeve resists tangles and daily wear
- 27 W charging for phones and tablets
- Up to 65 W peak power at 20 V for compatible laptops
USB-C cable for 480 Mbps data and up to 65 W power
This Fervit USB-C to USB-C cable delivers USB 2.0 data speeds of 480 Mbps with two-way transmission. It supports Power Delivery up to 20 V for a peak output of 27 W or 65 W. The reversible connectors plug in either way and the white braided sleeve resists tangles for durable daily use. Length is 100 cm.
Suited for charging phones.
Buyers who need a single cable for both data sync and fast charging of USB-C devices will find this a good match. The USB 2.0 data rate is adequate for file transfers and backups but not for high-bandwidth video or external SSD workflows. Users who require faster data protocols should look elsewhere.
Deciding specification: USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps
The cable’s data ceiling is 480 Mbps, so it cannot drive displays or move large datasets at the speeds of newer USB standards. Its power capability reaches 65 W at 20 V, covering most laptops and all phones that accept USB-C PD. Confirm that your device charges at 27 W or 65 W and does not demand a higher data rate.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for fast file transfers
- Reversible USB-C plugs insert either way for easy connection
- Braided sleeve resists tangles and daily wear
- 27 W charging for phones and tablets
- Up to 65 W peak power at 20 V for compatible laptops
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 27W or 65W rating for my device?
The cable delivers up to 27W for phones and reaches 65W peak when the connected charger and device both support 20V USB Power Delivery.
What does the 480Mbps figure mean when I copy files?
It is the USB 2.0 maximum, so large transfers will top out around 480 megabits per second in either direction.
Which USB standard does the cable use and what does it limit?
It uses USB 2.0, capping data at 480Mbps while allowing up to 65W power delivery over the same USB-C connectors.
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