Ruth's sister USB-C charging cable 300cm 3.5mm 10Gbps 20V 3A
A 300 cm USB-C cable rated for 20 V and 3 A delivers fast charging and 10 Gbps data for PS5 controllers
- 3 m cable gives room to play while charging
- USB 3.1 10 Gbps moves saves and updates fast
- 20 V 3 A rating powers the controller quickly
- 5 mm slim build coils neatly on the desk
- 10 000 bend cycles tested for daily use
3-metre USB-C charging and data cable
This three-metre cable connects a USB-C device such as a PS5 controller to a host port for simultaneous charging and 10 Gbps data transfer. It is rated for 20 V at 3 A and uses a plastic jacket measuring 3.5 mm in diameter. The construction is tested to withstand 10000 bend cycles.
Who this suits and who it does not
The cable suits gamers who want to keep a PS5 controller charged while playing and users who need a long USB 3.1 Gen 2 link for phones or laptops. It is not for devices that require a proprietary connector other than USB-C or for setups that demand a cable shorter than three metres.
Checks before ordering
Confirm that the host device provides a USB-C port capable of delivering up to 20 V and 3 A for fast charging. Verify that the three-metre length fits the intended gaming or desk arrangement. Ensure the 3.5 mm cable diameter can route through any cable-management channels you plan to use.
How it compares
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- Price $7.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 1,208 comparable items (median $9.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB-C device do I need to plug the 300 cm cable into for charging?
The cable works with any USB-C device that accepts up to 20 V and 3 A, including PS5 controllers, recent phones and laptops.
Will the 3.5 mm diameter cable fit alongside the older USB-A ports on my PC?
Yes, the connector is USB-C only; it plugs into a USB-C port and does not occupy neighbouring USB-A sockets.
How do I confirm the 10 Gbps link is active after connecting the cable?
Check the OS device manager or run a large file transfer; sustained speeds near the rated bandwidth show the link is operating correctly.
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