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Lirealar USB-C to Asus 4.0x1.35mm PD Cable 1.5m 3A Black
A 1.5 m USB-C to Asus 4.0x1.35 mm tip cable that delivers 3 A from any 45 W or 65 W Power Delivery charger to compatible Zenbook and Vivobook laptops
- ColorBlack
- Length1.5m
- USB-C PD support lets you charge from modern wall chargers
- 3 A current rating handles 45 W and 65 W Asus laptops
- 5 m cable length gives flexible desk placement
- 0×1.35 mm tip fits listed Zenbook and Vivobook models
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
What this cable does
This USB-C to Asus 4.0x1.35mm cable lets you power compatible Zenbook and Vivobook laptops from any USB-C Power Delivery charger. It carries up to 3A and is built for 45W and 65W models that use the 4.0mm by 1.35mm barrel tip.
Replacing the original brick
The cable replaces a proprietary AC adapter when you prefer a single USB-C charger for travel or desk use. The jump is worth it if you already own a 65W or higher PD charger and want to leave the bulky brick at home.
Capacity and limits
At 1.5 metres the lead reaches a wall socket from a typical desk without strain. It handles 45W and 65W loads continuously, but cannot supply power to laptops that draw more than 65W or use a different tip size.
Highlights
- USB-C PD support lets you charge from modern wall chargers
- 3 A current rating handles 45 W and 65 W Asus laptops
- 5 m cable length gives flexible desk placement
- 0×1.35 mm tip fits listed Zenbook and Vivobook models
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Length | 1.5m |
Questions about this item
What size DC barrel tip does this cable use for the Asus laptop side?
The cable terminates in a 4.0x1.35mm male tip that fits Asus laptops requiring that exact barrel size.
Which USB-C charger wattage works reliably with this 3A cable?
Use a USB-C Power Delivery charger rated at 65W or higher; the cable supports up to 3A current for 45W and 65W Asus models.
How often should the USB-C connector be inspected for wear?
Check the USB-C plug and barrel tip every few months for bent pins, looseness or cable fraying near the strain relief.
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