LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Male to Male Cable 90 Degree Low Profile 10Gbps 100W 4K@60Hz .5m
A right-angled USB-C cable that fits tight ports while delivering 10Gbps data, 100W power and 4K@60Hz video over 0.5m
- Fits tight ports with a 90 degree low-profile angle
- Reversible USB-C plugs insert either way up
- Moves files at 10 Gbps for quick transfers
- Powers laptops and docks with 100 W delivery
- Drives a single 4K display at 60 Hz
90-degree low-profile USB-C cable
The LORDWORLD USB-C male-to-male cable uses a 90-degree low-profile connector to fit tight spaces around ports. It is built for users who need a short, angled link between a laptop or phone and a monitor, dock or external drive. The reversible Type-C plugs insert either way up. The half-metre length keeps cable clutter to a minimum on crowded desks.
USB 3.1 Gen 2 bandwidth and power limits
The cable carries data at 10Gbps, which is twice the throughput of USB 3.0. It also delivers up to 100W of Power Delivery for charging compatible laptops. Video output is capped at a single 4K@60Hz stream, so higher refresh rates or multi-monitor setups are not supported. The 1.6ft length meets the Gen 2 specification without signal degradation.
0.5-metre fixed length
At .5m the cable reaches only nearby devices; it cannot span a desk or reach a floor-mounted dock. Buyers who need more reach must choose a longer cable. The fixed length also means no slack management is possible. If your port-to-port distance exceeds half a metre, this is not the right part.
Highlights
- Fits tight ports with a 90 degree low-profile angle
- Reversible USB-C plugs insert either way up
- Moves files at 10 Gbps for quick transfers
- Powers laptops and docks with 100 W delivery
- Drives a single 4K display at 60 Hz
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the .5 m or 1.6 ft length for a tight desk setup?
Both figures describe the same cable; the .5 m length is the metric value and 1.6 ft is the imperial equivalent, so choose whichever unit you prefer.
What does the 10 Gbps rating deliver when I plug this into my laptop?
It provides USB 3.1 Gen 2 bandwidth, allowing up to 10 Gbps data transfer between the host and connected storage or dock.
How does the USB-C 3.1 interface limit power and video on this cable?
The USB-C 3.1 connection caps power delivery at 100 W and video output at a single 4K 60 Hz stream.
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