LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Male to Male Angled Cable 65W USB2.0 480Mbps 0.79in Black
A .79 in angled USB-C cable delivers 65 W charging at 3.25 A plus 480 Mbps USB 2.0 data transfer
- Angled connectors fit tight ports without cable strain
- 65 W fast charging powers laptops and tablets
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps two-way data transfer
- Aluminium alloy shell protects plugs for lasting durability
- Ultra-slim 0.79 in flat design resists tangles and travels easily
Compact USB-C Angled Cable
This LORDWORLD cable connects two USB-C ports with angled connectors at each end. The 0.79in flat design fits tight spaces around laptops and tablets. It delivers up to 65W of power at 3.25A and carries USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps. Aluminium alloy shells and a tangle-free TPE jacket protect the plugs for daily carry.
Suited For And Not Suited For
Works well for users charging a laptop or tablet while syncing files at USB 2.0 speeds. The right-angle plugs help when ports sit close to a desk edge or inside a snug dock. Buyers who need video output, faster data rates, or longer reach between devices should consider other options.
Deciding Specification
The cable is limited to USB 2.0 at 480Mbps, so it cannot carry display signals or high-bandwidth transfers. If your workflow depends on video alt-mode or speeds above 480Mbps, this is not the right part.
Highlights
- Angled connectors fit tight ports without cable strain
- 65 W fast charging powers laptops and tablets
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps two-way data transfer
- Aluminium alloy shell protects plugs for lasting durability
- Ultra-slim 0.79 in flat design resists tangles and travels easily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the package include any adapters or power bricks, or is it just the 0.79 in angled USB-C cable?
Only the 0.79 in angled USB-C to USB-C cable is supplied; no adapters or power bricks are included.
How do I decide between a 65 W cable and a lower-wattage option for my laptop?
Choose this cable when your charger and device both support up to 65 W at 3.25 A; a lower-wattage cable would limit charging speed.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I connect an external SSD to my laptop?
The cable runs at USB 2.0 speeds, so an external SSD will be limited to 480 Mbps instead of its faster native rate.
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