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Vszerda 240W USB C to USB C Cable PD 3.1 3.3FT Pack of 2 Black
Two 3.3 ft USB-C cables deliver up to 240 W PD 3.1 charging with E-marker chips and 10,000-bend nylon braiding
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- Charges iPhone 15 to 85% in 35 minutes with PD 3.1 240W power
- Works across laptops, phones, tablets, Steam Deck and Switch via USB C
- Braided nylon withstands over 10,000 bends for tangle-free durability
- E-marker chip and 56K resistors match current and protect devices
- Powers MacBook Pro to 88% and iPad Pro to 92% in 35 minutes
Two cables for 240W charging
This pack contains two USB-C to USB-C cables rated for 240W power delivery using PD 3.1. Each cable is 3.3 feet long and finished in black with a nylon braided jacket. They are intended for users who need high-wattage charging across laptops, phones, tablets and handheld consoles.
Check your charger and device port
Verify that your power adapter supplies up to 48V at 5A and that your device accepts USB-C PD 3.1 input. The cables include an E-marker chip and 56K resistors for current negotiation, so both ends must support the protocol to reach the rated speed. A lower-wattage charger will still work but at reduced power.
Nylon braid and E-marker chip
The braided exterior is tested to over 10000 bends and resists tangling during storage. The built-in E-marker chip communicates cable capabilities to the host, while the 56K resistors ensure stable conduction. Together they protect connected hardware from electrical mismatch without adding bulk.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone 15 to 85% in 35 minutes with PD 3.1 240W power
- Works across laptops, phones, tablets, Steam Deck and Switch via USB C
- Braided nylon withstands over 10,000 bends for tangle-free durability
- E-marker chip and 56K resistors match current and protect devices
- Powers MacBook Pro to 88% and iPad Pro to 92% in 35 minutes
Specifications
| Brand | Ugreen |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Does the pack of two include any power adapters or are they cables only?
The pack contains two USB‑C to USB‑C cables only; a compatible USB‑C power adapter must be supplied separately.
Both cables are the same 3.3 ft length and 240 W rating — is there any reason to choose one over the other?
Both cables are identical 3.3 ft, 240 W (48 V/5 A) PD 3.1 cables with E‑marker chips, so either works for any supported device.
What does the 240 W rating actually deliver when I plug this into my MacBook Pro?
With a 240 W charger the cable can push up to 48 V/5 A, charging a MacBook Pro to about 88 % in 35 minutes.
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