Fervit USB-C cable 240W 480Mbps 90 degree angled 100cm
Charges laptops at up to 240W and transfers data at 480Mbps with a 90-degree connector for tight spaces
- Fast charging up to 240W with 48V 5A Extended Power Range cable
- 90 degree angled connector fits tight spaces around the port
- 480Mbps data transfer over USB 2.0 for file sync
- 100cm length gives flexible reach for laptop and desk setups
- Broad USB-C device compatibility including Mac Pro 2018 2019 2020 and XPS
USB-C cable for laptop charging and data
The Fervit USB-C cable delivers up to 240W of power at 48V and 5A using Extended Power Range technology. It also carries data at 480Mbps under the USB 2.0 specification. The 100cm length suits desk or travel use with laptops, tablets and phones.
90 degree angled connector for tight ports
The 90 degree angled plug lets you insert the cable where straight connectors would hit a wall, desk edge or adjacent port. This reduces strain on the port and keeps the cable running parallel to the device body during charging or file transfers.
Check your device supports 48V 5A EPR charging
Not every USB-C port accepts 48V at 5A; many are limited to 20V at 5A for 100W maximum. Verify that your laptop, charger and any dock or hub all list Extended Power Range support before relying on the 240W rating. Data speed will remain at 480Mbps regardless of the power negotiated.
How it compares
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- Price $17.99
- Pricier than about 70% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
What data rate does the USB 2.0 interface on this cable cap at in practice?
The cable is limited to 480Mbps, which is the maximum throughput defined by the USB 2.0 specification.
What physical clearance does the 90 degree angled connector need to fit?
The right-angle plug extends parallel to the device edge, letting it seat in ports where straight connectors would hit a chassis wall or adjacent cable.
How is the cable installed and what step do people get wrong?
Plug the angled USB-C end into the host port and the straight end into the peripheral; the common mistake is forcing the angled plug upside-down, which blocks the keyed orientation.
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