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Two short black USB-A to USB-C cables with metal connectors

Jansicotek

Jansicotek PQ108 USB 3.2 A to C cable 1.6ft 2-pack black

SKU CH-83GG-R42T2

A two-pack of 1.6 ft USB 3.2 A-to-C cables delivering 10 Gbps data and 60 W fast charging

  • TypeUSB 3.2
  • Connector TypeUSB A to USB C
  • ColorBlack
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • Apple CompatibleUSB-C port
  • SpecificationsType: USB-A to USB-C Cable Max Current: 3Amps 60W QC 3.0 Fas

Cable Length 1.6 Feet

  • Transfers large files in seconds with 10Gbps data rate
  • Charges compatible phones to 70% in 30 minutes via QC 3.0
  • Built-in 56K ohm resistor ensures stable 3A power delivery
  • Sturdy metal connectors withstand frequent plugging and unplugging
  • Two 1.6ft cables cover desk and travel charging needs

USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps A-to-C cable

This Jansicotek PQ108 cable pair delivers 10Gbps data transfer and 3A 60W charging through USB-A to USB-C connectors. Each 1.6ft cable uses USB 3.2 Gen 2 signalling with a 56KΩ resistor for safe power negotiation. The two-pack suits users who need matching leads for desk and travel bags.

Users linking USB-C SSDs.

Buyers who need 10Gbps file sync and QC 3.0 fast charging on legacy USB-A hosts will find the spec met. The cables do not support video output or power delivery above 60W, so they are unsuitable for driving monitors or charging high-wattage laptops. The fixed 1.6ft length also limits use to close-range connections.

10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 data rate

The single decisive specification is the 10Gbps (1250MB/s) transfer speed defined by USB 3.2 Gen 2. If your workflow demands that bandwidth for external SSDs or rapid media offload, the cable pair satisfies it; if you only require 480Mbps USB 2.0 speeds, a lower-spec cable will suffice.

Highlights

  • Transfers large files in seconds with 10Gbps data rate
  • Charges compatible phones to 70% in 30 minutes via QC 3.0
  • Built-in 56K ohm resistor ensures stable 3A power delivery
  • Sturdy metal connectors withstand frequent plugging and unplugging
  • Two 1.6ft cables cover desk and travel charging needs

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
ModelPQ108
TypeUSB 3.2
Connector TypeUSB A to USB C
ColorBlack
Terminal GenderMale to Male
Apple CompatibleUSB-C port
SpecificationsType: USB-A to USB-C Cable
Max Current: 3Amps 60W QC 3.0 Fast Charging
Data Sync Rate: 10Gbps (1250MB/s)
Connector Material: Sturdy Metal
Resistor: 56KO
Color: Black
Features[ Excellent Performance ] This USB C 3.1 data and power cable connects a portable external USB C SSD to a computer for speedy file transfer or syncs and charges Samsung smartphones or tablets equipped with the USB C port. Compatible with Android Auto for most vehicle models while being the USB car chargers charging cable.
[ Fast Charging & High Speed Data Transfer ] Our USB 3.1 a to c cable can sync your favourite photos, videos and music at a data transfer rate of up to 10Gbps(1250MB/s). Files can be synchronised in seconds. In addition, it can quick-charge your USB-C devices at up

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Questions about this item

Does this cable need a USB-A 3.2 port on the host to reach 10 Gbps?

Yes, the 10 Gbps rate requires a USB 3.2 Gen 2 or USB 3.1 Gen 2 USB-A port; a USB 2.0 port will limit speed to 480 Mbps.

Will the cable charge a legacy USB-C phone at full 3 A if the charger only supports 5 V?

The cable carries up to 3 A, so a 5 V charger delivers 15 W; the 60 W figure needs a charger that negotiates higher voltage via QC 3.0.

How can I confirm the link is running at 10 Gbps after plugging in an SSD?

Check the OS device manager or system report — it should list the connection as USB 3.2 Gen 2 or 10 Gbps, and large file copies should approach 1250 MB/s.

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