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Two short braided USB-A to right-angle USB-C cables, 1.6 ft each

Aomoproing

Aomoproing 10Gbps USB A to C Right Angle Braided Cable 1.6ft 2Pack

SKU CH-QTNR-1PGM2

Right-angle braided USB-A to USB-C cable delivers 10 Gbps data and 60 W fast charging in a compact 1.6 ft two-pack

Cable Length 10 Feet

  • 10 Gbps transfer speed moves large files in seconds
  • 60 W power delivery charges devices up to 3 A
  • Right-angle USB-C connector reduces strain in tight spaces
  • Braided jacket on 1.6 ft cables resists tangling and wear

Right-angle USB-A-to-C cable for tight ports

This two-pack supplies 1.6 ft braided cables with a right-angle USB-C connector designed to fit snugly beside other ports. Each cable carries data at up to 10 Gbps and delivers up to 60 W of power at 3 A, making it suitable for external SSDs, hard drives, tablets and smartphones that charge via USB-C.

10 Gbps bandwidth with 60 W charging headroom

The USB 3.1 Gen 2 link (renamed USB 3.2 Gen 2 in 2019) moves large media libraries at 1250 MB/s, so backups and video transfers finish in seconds. Charging tops out at 3 A and 60 W; devices that negotiate higher voltages or need more than 60 W will not reach their maximum charge rate on these cables.

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Price $12.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 10 Gbps data rate work with my older USB 3.0 ports?

The cable supports up to 10 Gbps on USB 3.1 Gen 2 ports; on USB 3.0 ports it will fall back to 5 Gbps while still charging at up to 3 A.

How can I verify the cable is delivering the advertised 10 Gbps transfer speed?

Copy a large file to a compatible external SSD and confirm the sustained throughput approaches 1250 MB/s in the operating system's transfer dialog.

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