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Kootion

Kootion USB C to USB C Cable 10FT 2Pack 66W Nylon Braided

SKU CH-TH72-NSNX6

Two 10 ft USB-C cables support 66 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer with nylon braiding rated for 40 000 bends

  • TypeUSB Cables
  • Fast charge up to 66W for quick power-ups
  • 480Mbps data sync moves files efficiently
  • Nylon braid survives 40000 bend tests
  • 10ft length lets you charge from a distance
  • Two cables in the pack cover multiple devices

USB-C charging cable 66W 10ft 2-pack

This USB-C to USB-C cable delivers up to 66W power and 480Mbps data transfer. Each cord measures 10ft and features a nylon braided jacket tested to 40000 bends. The two-pack suits households or users who want a spare cable.

For USB-C phones and tablets needing long reach

The length and durability suit owners of iPhone 15, 16 or 17 series and Galaxy S23 who charge from bed, sofa or car. Buyers who want a shorter cable or a single unit instead of a pair should look elsewhere.

66W USB Power Delivery rating

The cable supports USB PD fast charging at a maximum of 66W, which decides whether it can power your device at full speed. Check your charger and device specifications to confirm they match this rating.

Highlights

  • Fast charge up to 66W for quick power-ups
  • 480Mbps data sync moves files efficiently
  • Nylon braid survives 40000 bend tests
  • 10ft length lets you charge from a distance
  • Two cables in the pack cover multiple devices

Specifications

TypeUSB Cables

Questions about this item

What does the 66 W rating mean when I plug this cable into my laptop?

The cable can carry up to 66 W of power, so it will deliver the full speed your USB PD charger and device negotiate, up to that limit.

The specs list 480 Mbps — what does that cap in practice?

Data moves at USB 2.0 speeds, so large file transfers will be slower than on a USB 3.1 or 3.2 cable.

How much clearance do the reinforced joints need behind a desk or in a car mount?

The reinforced joints are slightly thicker than the cable body; allow a few extra millimetres of depth for a snug fit.

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