Enfain USB-C to USB-A cable 10Gbps 60W 1m
A 1 m USB-C to USB-A cable delivering 10 Gbps data and up to 60 W charging
- Product colorBlack
Cable Length 0.3 m
- 0.3 m$14.99
- 0.5m$15.99
- 1.5m$17.99
- 2m$16.99
- 3m$20.99
- Fast 10 Gbps transfers via USB 3.2
- Up to 60 W charging for phones and laptops
- USB-C to USB-A connects new and legacy ports
- Straight single-head design fits tight spaces
- One-metre length suits desk and travel use
One-metre USB-C to USB-A cable
This one-metre cable connects a USB-C host to USB-A peripherals for data transfer and charging. It suits laptop owners, phone users and anyone linking external drives or docks to a mixed-port setup.
10 Gbps throughput with 60 W power delivery
The link runs at 10 Gbps for fast file moves while delivering up to 60 W for compatible devices. A straight single-head design keeps the cable tidy on a desk or in a bag.
Replaces slower legacy cables
It upgrades older 5 Gbps or charge-only leads when you need full 10 Gbps bandwidth and higher wattage. Buyers who require longer runs beyond one metre or multiple connector branches should choose a different length or hub.
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- Price $14.99
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| Product color | Black |
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the USB-C and USB-A ends for 10 Gbps data transfer, and what alignment mistake should I avoid?
Plug the USB-C connector into the host or device port and the USB-A connector into the matching port; the reversible USB-C end removes orientation errors, while the USB-A end inserts only one way — forcing it upside down is the common mistake.
Will the cable jacket or connectors need replacement after repeated bending at the 1 m length?
The straight-head, single-branch design has no moving parts; under normal desktop use the PVC jacket and moulded strain reliefs last the life of the cable without scheduled replacement.
At what point does sustained 60 W charging hit a thermal or voltage-drop limit on the 1 m run?
The cable is rated for 51–60 W maximum output; the first limit encountered under continuous load is the 60 W power ceiling, beyond which the source or device will throttle current.
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