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Black USB A to C cable with metal connectors, 6.6 ft

Jansicotek

Jansicotek PQ108 USB A to C cable 6.6 ft 10Gbps 60W

SKU CH-8VYA-REX86

USB A to C cable transfers data at 10 Gbps and delivers 60 W charging over 6.6 ft

  • 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 6.6 Feet

  • Transfers large files in seconds with 10 Gbps speed
  • Charges laptops and phones at up to 60 W with QC 3.0
  • 56 K ohm resistor protects devices during charging
  • Sturdy metal connectors withstand repeated plugging
  • 6 ft length gives flexible desktop or car placement

Jansicotek PQ108 USB A to C Cable

The Jansicotek PQ108 is a new USB 3.2 Gen 2 cable with USB-A to USB-C male connectors. It delivers 10Gbps data transfer and supports 60W QC 3.0 fast charging at 3A. The 6.6 ft black cable uses sturdy metal connectors and a built-in 56K ohm resistor for stable power delivery. It suits users connecting external SSDs, smartphones, tablets or docking stations to a USB-A port.

Check your host port and device requirements

Verify that your computer or charger provides a USB-A port capable of 10Gbps signalling and 3A output. Confirm the peripheral uses a USB-C port and accepts QC 3.0 charging profiles. The cable is 6.6 ft long, so ensure that reach fits your desk or vehicle layout. No driver installation is required for standard USB mass storage or charging functions.

For USB-A hosts needing 10Gbps and 60W charging

This cable fits users who need maximum Gen 2 speed and 60W power over a USB-A to USB-C link. It is not for hosts that only offer USB 2.0 480Mbps ports or devices requiring more than 60W charging. Buyers needing USB-C to USB-C connectivity or longer reach should look at other cable types.

Highlights

  • Transfers large files in seconds with 10 Gbps speed
  • Charges laptops and phones at up to 60 W with QC 3.0
  • 56 K ohm resistor protects devices during charging
  • Sturdy metal connectors withstand repeated plugging
  • 6 ft length gives flexible desktop or car placement

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 the Jansicotek PQ108 come as a single 6.6 ft cable or a pair, and do I need a separate power adapter for 60 W charging?

The listing describes a 6.6 ft USB-A to USB-C cable rated for 3 A and 60 W QC 3.0 fast charging; a compatible charger supplying that power is required separately.

The title mentions USB 3.2 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 — which version should I rely on for 10 Gbps transfers?

Both USB 3.2 Gen 2 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 specify the same 10 Gbps (1250 MB/s) data rate, so the cable delivers that speed with either label.

Will I actually see 1250 MB/s when copying files to an external SSD over this cable?

The cable supports up to 10 Gbps (1250 MB/s); real-world throughput depends on the host port, the SSD controller and the file mix, but the cable itself does not limit the link below that ceiling.

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