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UGREEN USB 3.0 A to C cable 5Gbps 3A nylon braided 6ft
A USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-C cable delivering 5 Gbps data transfer and 3 A fast charging in a 6 ft nylon-braided design
- 5Gbps data speed moves 10GB in 10 seconds
- 18W fast charging fills 3700mAh phone in 112 minutes
- Double-braided nylon survives 10000 bends and 100N tension
- Gold-plated connectors rated for 10000 plug cycles
- Works with Galaxy S21, Note 20, iPad Mini 6, PS5 controller
What this cable does
The UGREEN USB 3.0 A-to-C cable delivers 5Gbps data transfer and up to 18W charging through a 3A current rating. It is built for users who need reliable syncing and fast charging between a standard USB-A port and modern USB-C devices such as phones, tablets or a PS5 controller.
Check your charger and port
To reach the 18W rate you need a charger that supports QC3.0 or an equivalent 5V/3A output, and the connected device must also accept fast charging. The host port must be USB 3.0 to achieve the 5Gbps speed; a USB 2.0 port will limit transfer to 480Mbps.
Build and daily use
A double-braided nylon jacket and aluminium connector housings protect the cord from fraying, splitting and tension up to 100N. Gold-plated contacts are rated for 10,000 insertions, while multi-layer shielding keeps the charging current stable during everyday plugging and unplugging.
Highlights
- 5Gbps data speed moves 10GB in 10 seconds
- 18W fast charging fills 3700mAh phone in 112 minutes
- Double-braided nylon survives 10000 bends and 100N tension
- Gold-plated connectors rated for 10000 plug cycles
- Works with Galaxy S21, Note 20, iPad Mini 6, PS5 controller
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 6ft USB A to C cable ship with any adapters or do I need to buy a power brick separately?
The cable is sold on its own; you will need a USB A charger that can deliver 5V/3A for the 18W fast-charging rate.
Should I choose this 5Gbps cable or a slower 480Mbps version for transferring 10GB of video files?
At 5Gbps the cable moves 10GB in roughly 10 seconds, while a 480Mbps link would take about 10 times longer.
What does the 5Gbps rating actually deliver when I plug the cable into a PS5 controller or Galaxy S21?
You get up to 5Gbps data sync and 3A charging provided the host port and device both support USB 3.0 and 5V/3A output.
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