USB C to USB C Cable, 240W Fast Charging Cord (2-Pack, 6 ft, Black)

Charger is nice and long very good my phone charges so fast with it this is definitely too tier budget friendly to for people

When I got these, the price for two of the black (only black) was only nine bucks, five off six off from the usual 14.99, really hard to believe for this excellent brand. Now that I’ve spent exactly 4 months to the day with it, I can tell you this two pack is totally worth all fifteen dollars. I would absolutely buy it at that price (but was happy to get a discount!), especially since it arrived swiftly and has completely outperformed my expectations. The cord quality is absolutely great. It is thicker than my other brand name ones, even braided ones, and durable with both just enough flexibility but also not so much it will be prone to bending unless you intend it to do so-no stiffness would make the end of it prone to separation which happened to my Samsung phone’s making me need to tape the end to prevent it from dying entirely. The ends of this are connected to much thicker, firmer rubber/silicone material that doesn’t get hot (the Apple one did) and won’t let it bend close to the ends where it is most likely to cause you grief. I love the six foot length. It is long enough to use my iPad (whose charger was both so very short compared to this and didn’t last long mostly as a result of that length making it get pulled unintentionally but also because it simply was not as durable). I knew odd-brand cords were prone to overheating and dying quickly and also knew they weren’t properly certified (for a short time, Anker also were not-a between renewals thing, maybe, and possibly part of why the price was less if sales from electronics stores dropped with that, dunno). Super fast charging from this even when I am down under 5%. When they say 240W, they aren’t kidding-mind you, the brick in the wall has to give you that level of power to go that speed, but it is future proofed for a good long while and can take a big, brightly lit iPad from 2-4% to 82% in the time it takes me to shower or throw together a quick meal (screen on, WiFi and sometimes LTE data in full use the whole time with me streaming something, usually a film or other video, while it charges). I totally believe their claims about a MacBook Pro going from so close to dead it won’t wake to 42% in half an hour… The one that came WITH this same gadget wasn’t slow, but it would still only get to 50% in that time frame. My gadgets also do not give any weird “for faster charging, use the cord that came with your device” nonsense with this, so it absolutely is happy with Apple gizmos. It is honestly probably a much higher spec than I need, but I sure don’t mind. I didn’t think I’d find a faster, longer single cord for under ten bucks from any solid reputable brand, but this one had a fantastic sales price, and 15 for 2 is also great—you DO get what you pay for here, and with a spare to have in my bag, I can rest assured those long, insufferable wait times in certain places I won’t name will just be time to catch up on whatever I feel like listening to, watching, or playing if feeling like working my brain a while. I’ve had it a full 4 months now, and my iPad spends a good 70% of its life attached to it. Zero irregularities, not a bit of weakness at either end, and my cat doesn’t even like it because it is hefty bonus! Performance is so much better than I could have anticipated for what to me felt exceptionally affordable. As I said, I still think 15 for two of this certified product is infinitely better than grabbing five buck ones that will die faster from few bends because the wiring is worse, have no guarantees, and have lousy connectors that don’t stay put and have flimsy rubber over the skinnier braided cloth. You won’t find me getting or recommending another after 4 straight months, well over 2,000 hours of my iPad stuck to this one with feline threats at home, oftentimes young kids when in waiting rooms. I will eventually put one in my bag and leave this one in the wall, sure, but for now, the same one used at home has gone with me whenever I know I’ll have a long day with a big chunk spent waiting on people. I take it along with the Apple charger to plug into whatever wall is near me, and it endures me wrapping it up for my bag, sometimes thrown in attached to the iPad when hurrying to a ride taking me here or there, and you wouldn’t know it’d been out of the box more than a day. This is reliable and operates quite a bit cooler than others, probably a side effect of not needing to use nearly as high a percentage as it CAN use to charge so it is not operating anywhere near a hundred percent. I appreciate that whatever I get next will almost certainly be a quick charge with this, too, because it has enough power for devices far more power-draining than my current ones.

Good quality and perfect length for my need.

This is hands down the best brand of chargers I've ever bought. I learned about Anker brand from an article in an online tech magazine that said it was the best. It is!! I will warn you that these specific cords are very stiff. They dont bend well. Anker does make lots of other cords that are different material and very bendy. But nothing will charge your devices faster! Their cords, blocks and car chargers cant be beat!

We have been avid users of Anker for a while now. Their electronic devices hold up well and their cords are no exception to that. the Fast charging works great. durable item worth the money.

This cable is great. You can immediately tell that it’s well made and durable as soon as you pick it up. It's noticeably thicker and heavier than most other USB C cables, which may be a slight con to some people. If you want a cable that will last for years, this is an excellent option.

Fast charging. Perfect length.

Plenty of USB-C cables on Amazon are charge-only. These actually pass data as well. Charging performance is excellent — full 240W support when your brick and device can take it. Build quality is typical Anker: strong connectors, good strain relief, and they feel like they’ll survive daily abuse. The 3-foot length and 2-pack make them practical for desk + bag use. On the data side these are USB 2.0, so theoretical max is 480 Mbps. In real use you’re looking at roughly 30–40 MB/s. That is fine for phone backups, documents, or smaller file moves, and it works with portable SSDs, but it will not give you the 800–1000+ MB/s speeds you get from a proper 10 Gbps cable. If your main need is fast large transfers or high-speed SSD use, you’ll want a different cable. For everyday charging plus occasional data, these do the job cleanly. Anker still makes some of the most reliable cables in this power class. Just go in knowing the data rate so expectations match reality.

Excellent quality Arrived before proposed delivery date Exactly as described

Perfeito para quem busca um cabo aceito pela Apple e que não esquenta o celular ao carregar

This Anker 6-foot USB-C to USB-C cable has been excellent in daily use. The extra length makes a real difference, especially when charging from outlets that are not right next to a desk, couch, or bed. It feels sturdy without being overly stiff, and the connectors fit securely without feeling loose or flimsy. For a cable that gets handled often, build quality matters, and this one gives a much better impression than cheaper generic options. Charging performance has also been very good. Since it supports up to 240W, it is a solid choice for everything from phones and tablets to larger USB-C devices that need more power. It has been consistent and reliable, with no issues with connection dropouts or slow, inconsistent charging. Overall, this is a dependable cable that combines strong charging support, useful length, and quality construction, making it an easy recommendation if you want a cable that feels built to last. Note: Most current USB-C devices still do not take full advantage of 240W, since that level depends on USB Power Delivery 3.1 Extended Power Range, but it is still nice for future-proofing and for using today with 100W-class devices knowing the cable will not be the limiting factor.

I have bought lots of Anker products over the years and they are all built to last. Top quality product, does what it says on the tin (no not a tin, on the description page). it's 6ft long so it goes a long way, it doesn't tangle and the material very sturdy and strong. Easy to use and looks nice.

Been using these 240W Anker USB-C cables daily with my Surface Laptop 7 and iPhone 15 pro. Also tested it with a MacBook Pro (2020 m1 model) and an iPad pro 11. No compatibility issues, no weird charging behavior, and it doesn’t overheat — which is more than I can say for some cheap cables on Amazon. 📦 Comes in a 2-pack (6ft each) which is perfect for the desk setup and another in the bag. The length is ideal — not too short like the random 3ft ones, but not absurdly long either. ⚡ Power delivery is solid — I used it with a 140W charger and it didn’t blink. Fast-charges my phone and my laptop no problem. Obviously USB 2.0 data speeds (480 Mbps) — so don’t expect to transfer big files fast. This is clearly optimized for power, not data. 💪 Build quality? On point. Feels like it could survive getting yanked or bent in a backpack. Braided cable with good strain relief. Been coiled, uncoiled, stepped on by my dog — still works like day one. ✔️ Recognized instantly by all my devices ✔️ Works with PPS, PD, and super fast charging profiles ✔️ Doesn’t fray or kink ✔️ USB-C to USB-C — no weird adapter hacks Final verdict: If you need a high-wattage USB-C cable that actually delivers, this one’s the move. Anker didn’t cut corners. No flashy RGB, no clickbait specs — just a damn good cable. Would I buy again? Already have.