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SMUGDESK USB-A to USB-C Cable 0.8ft USB 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps 60W CarPlay
A short USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 10 Gbps data and 60 W charging for CarPlay and device sync
- 10 Gbps transfer speed for rapid file sync and backups
- 60 W Power Delivery charges laptops and phones at full rate
- Stable CarPlay link keeps infotainment running without dropouts
- 8 ft length fits tight console spaces and reduces cable clutter
- Works with iPhone 16/17, Galaxy S25/S26, MacBook Pro and iPad
Short cable for car and desk
This .8ft USB-A to USB-C cable delivers 10Gbps data transfer and 60W 20V/3A charging for nearby devices. It is built for drivers who want reliable CarPlay links and for users who need fast sync on a clutter-free surface.
Best for CarPlay and tight spaces
Drivers using iPhone 16 Pro Max or Galaxy S25 Ultra gain stable vehicle infotainment connections without excess cord. Buyers who need longer reach for wall outlets or cross-room setups should look at something else.
Handles 10Gbps sync and 60W charging
The link moves large photo libraries and backups at full USB 3.2 Gen2 speed while powering a MacBook Pro or iPad at 60W. It runs out of length for any connection beyond arm's reach.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps transfer speed for rapid file sync and backups
- 60 W Power Delivery charges laptops and phones at full rate
- Stable CarPlay link keeps infotainment running without dropouts
- 8 ft length fits tight console spaces and reduces cable clutter
- Works with iPhone 16/17, Galaxy S25/S26, MacBook Pro and iPad
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a USB-A port that supports USB 3.2 Gen2 to get the 10Gbps speed?
Yes, the host USB-A port must run at USB 3.2 Gen2 to reach the cable's 10Gbps rating; slower ports will fall back to their own maximum.
Will the 0.8ft length reach from a dashboard USB-A port to a phone mount?
The 0.8ft cable is designed for close-range automotive use and typically spans a dashboard port to a nearby mount without slack.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 60W to my MacBook Pro?
Check the macOS System Information power section; it will list 20V/3A or 60W when the cable negotiates full PD fast charging.
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