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PowerLab 6 ft Braided USB to USB-C Cable White
A 6 ft braided USB to USB-C cable in white, built for durable, tangle-free charging and data sync
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- 6 ft length reaches distant outlets
- Braided construction resists daily wear
- Tangle-free design simplifies storage
- USB to USB-C fits modern devices
- White colour matches light setups
What this cable does and who needs it
A 6 ft braided USB-A to USB-C cable in white designed for charging and data transfer. It suits anyone with a USB-C phone, tablet or accessory who wants a longer, tangle-resistant lead for desk, bedside or travel use. The braided jacket adds durability compared with standard plastic cords.
Practical limits of the USB connection
The cable follows the USB-A to USB-C interface, so maximum power and data rates depend on the host port and the connected device rather than the cable itself. It carries whatever current and protocol the two ends negotiate, up to the limits of the USB specification implemented by each side. Length is fixed at 6 ft, which may exceed the recommended maximum for full-speed operation on some older hosts.
Installation ease and common issues
Plug the USB-A end into a charger, hub or computer and the USB-C end into the device; no drivers or configuration are required. The braided sheath resists tangling but can snag on sharp edges if routed carelessly. The most frequent problem is a loose fit on worn USB-A ports, which causes intermittent charging or slow data speeds.
Highlights
- 6 ft length reaches distant outlets
- Braided construction resists daily wear
- Tangle-free design simplifies storage
- USB to USB-C fits modern devices
- White colour matches light setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 6 ft length or a shorter cable?
The 6 ft length gives extra reach for charging from a wall outlet while using the device, or for connecting to a USB port across a desk.
What does the USB to USB-C connection mean for charging speed?
The cable carries power from a standard USB-A source to a USB-C device; actual charging speed depends on the power output of the charger and the device's own charging limits.
Does the USB-A to USB-C interface support data transfer?
The product is described as a charging cable with braided, tangle‑free construction; no data‑transfer specification is provided.
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