LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Angled USB-C Male to Male Cable 65W 75mm Black
A 75 mm angled USB-C to USB-C cable delivering 65 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer for tight spaces
- Angled connector fits tight ports without strain
- 65W fast charging powers laptops and phones quickly
- USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps transfers files reliably
- 75mm ultra-slim cable reduces clutter on any desk
- Tangle-free TPE jacket withstands daily bending and travel
Ultra-Short 75 mm USB-C Cable
This 75 mm USB-C male-to-male cable delivers up to 65 W of power and USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps. Its right-angle connectors fit tight spaces behind laptops, tablets or phones where a straight plug would not clear. The ultra-slim TPE jacket with an alloy shell resists tangling and wears well under daily use.
Tight-Space Charging and Basic Sync
The cable suits anyone charging a USB-C device at up to 65 W while transferring files at USB 2.0 speeds in a cramped port area. Builders who need USB 3.x or USB4 bandwidth, video output, or a longer reach for desk routing should choose a different cable.
65 W Power Rating Decides Fit
The single specification that determines suitability is the 65 W / 3.25 A power ceiling. If the host device or charger requires more than 65 W, this cable cannot deliver the needed current and a higher-rated cable must be used.
Highlights
- Angled connector fits tight ports without strain
- 65W fast charging powers laptops and phones quickly
- USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps transfers files reliably
- 75mm ultra-slim cable reduces clutter on any desk
- Tangle-free TPE jacket withstands daily bending and travel
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this 75mm angled USB-C cable need a separate power adapter to deliver 65W charging?
No, the cable itself supports 65W at 3.25A when connected to a USB-C power source that can supply that output.
Will this USB 2.0 Type-C cable slow down data transfers on a USB 3.2 Gen 2 laptop port?
Yes, the cable is limited to USB 2.0 speeds of 480Mbps, so faster host ports will fall back to that rate.
How can I confirm the cable is providing the full 65W charge rate after plugging it in?
Check the device's charging indicator or battery settings; it should show a charge current near 3.25A when the source supports 65W.
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