Jansicotek PQ126 USB 3.2 A to C 90° braided cable 6.6 ft
- USB A to USB C
- Male to Male
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Two 3-metre USB-A to USB-C cables deliver 10 Gbps data transfer and 60 W charging with a 56 kΩ resistor for safe power delivery
Cable Length 10 Feet
This Jansicotek PQ108 two-pack supplies a pair of 10-foot USB-A to USB-C cables. Each cable supports 10Gbps data transfer and up to 60W charging at 3A. They connect USB-C peripherals such as external SSDs, smartphones, tablets and laptops to standard USB-A ports. The 56K ohm pull-up resistor helps maintain safe current levels during charging.
The cables are fully passive and draw no extra power beyond the connected devices. No fan or active thermal management is present, so operation is silent. The metal connector shells dissipate normal heat from 60W charging without throttling. Backward compatibility with USB 3.0 and 2.0 ensures stable performance on older ports.
These cables do not carry a video signal, so they cannot drive external displays or docks that require DisplayPort Alt Mode. Buyers who need video output from a USB-C port should select a different cable. For pure file transfer, Android Auto and fast charging, the 10Gbps rate and 60W delivery meet the specification.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jansicotek |
| Model name | PQ108 |
| Product type | USB 3.2 |
| Product color | Black |
| Ports & slots | |
| Connection type | USB A to USB C |
| Connector gender | Male to Male |
| Compatibility | |
| Apple compatibility | USB-C port |
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Plug the USB-A end into the host port and the USB-C end into the device; the step often missed is confirming the host port is USB 3.1 Gen 2 or USB 3.2 so the 10Gbps rate is actually negotiated.
Inspect the metal connectors and the 56K ohm resistor area for debris or bent pins; replace the cable if the 3A 60W charging becomes intermittent or the 10Gbps sync drops to 480Mbps.
The 3A 60W current ceiling is reached before the 10Gbps data lane saturates, so prolonged maximum charging will hit the power limit first.
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