USB-C to USB-C Cable
For smartphones, tablets, laptops, USB-C chargers, power banks, docks and modern USB-C peripherals.
Explore USB-C cables for charging, data transfer, video connectivity and device integration. Compare connector type, charging requirements, data speed, video capability and cable construction to select the right cable for your application.
Start with the connector configuration and physical installation requirements. Cables using the same USB-C connector can provide very different charging, data and video capabilities.
For smartphones, tablets, laptops, USB-C chargers, power banks, docks and modern USB-C peripherals.
Connect USB-C devices to traditional USB-A chargers, PCs, hubs and USB power sources.
Space-saving connector designs for gaming, handheld equipment and compact installations.
Cable assemblies for equipment integration, panel connections and specialized device installations.
USB-C describes the connector interface. It does not by itself tell you how much charging power, data bandwidth or video capability a cable provides.
Defines how much electrical power the cable can carry between compatible devices.
Defines the cable's data bandwidth and signal-related capabilities.
Start with the charging requirement of the target device. Smartphones, tablets and laptops may operate at very different wattages even when they all use USB-C connectors.
Small USB-C devices and general charging.
Common fast-charging level for portable devices.
Common smartphone charging requirement.
Higher-power smartphone applications.
Phones, tablets and compact equipment.
Tablets and compact notebook computers.
Common USB-C notebook applications.
Common USB-C laptop adapter output.
Higher-power notebook applications.
Compatible high-power USB PD applications.
Compatible EPR and specialized equipment.
High-power USB PD cable applications.
Values such as 20W, 30W, 45W, 65W, 100W or 140W describe common device or charger operating power requirements.
The cable's maximum capability should also be checked separately. Depending on the USB-C cable specification, power capability may be identified as 60W or 240W.
Data performance should be selected independently from charging power. Basic synchronization, external storage, docking stations and high-performance peripherals can require very different data bandwidth.
Suitable for basic synchronization, charging cables and low-bandwidth peripherals.
Entry-level high-speed data connectivity for hubs, storage and compatible peripherals.
Faster data connectivity for external SSDs, docks and performance-focused peripherals.
Higher-bandwidth connectivity for fast storage, docking systems and advanced USB-C devices.
High-performance connectivity for docks, displays and high-speed external storage.
Next-generation high-bandwidth connectivity for compatible systems and demanding applications.
USB-C describes the connector interface, but the connector alone does not guarantee video output.
For monitors, docking stations and display applications, video capability should be confirmed separately from charging power and data transfer speed.
The host device, cable and connected display must all support the required video functionality.
Primarily designed for charging. Video output should not be assumed.
Supports data transfer, but video support still depends on the specific cable design.
Designed for compatible video, docking and full-featured USB-C applications.
Power and data are shown as separate specification groups so charging requirements are not confused with data or video performance.
| PRODUIT | POUVOIR | DATA & SIGNAL | APPLICATION | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type de câble | Typical Charging | Cable Power Rating | Current / E-Marker | Vitesse de données | Vidéo | Utilisation typique |
| Câble de charge USB-C basique | 15W–30W applications | Check cable specification | Depends on cable design | 480Mbps option | Normally not required | Smartphone / Tablet / Power Bank |
| Standard USB-C Power Cable | 30W / 45W / 60W | Jusqu'à 60 W | Up to 3A | Depends on data design | Depends on cable design | Tablet / Laptop / USB-C Charger |
| High-Power USB-C Cable | 65W–240W applications | Up to 240W | Up to 5A / E-Marker | Independent specification | Independent specification | Laptop / High-Power USB PD |
| USB 5Gbps Cable | Depends on power design | By cable configuration | Depends on power rating | Up to 5Gbps | By cable design | Hub / Storage / Peripheral |
| USB 10Gbps Cable | Depends on power design | By cable configuration | Depends on power rating | Up to 10Gbps | Selected designs | SSD / Hub / Dock |
| USB 20Gbps Cable | Depends on power design | By cable configuration | Depends on power rating | Up to 20Gbps | Selected designs | High-Speed SSD / Dock |
| USB 40Gbps Cable | Depends on power design | By cable configuration | Depends on power rating | Up to 40Gbps | Compatible designs | Dock / Display / High-Speed Storage |
| USB 80Gbps Cable | Depends on power design | By cable specification | By cable specification | Jusqu'à 80 Gbit/s | System and cable dependent | High-Bandwidth USB Systems |
Charging power, cable power capability, data performance and video functionality are separate characteristics. Actual performance depends on the cable and connected equipment.
Select cable specifications according to what the connected equipment actually needs.
Charging and data synchronization for portable USB-C devices.
Focus: charging + durabilityUSB-C cables for notebooks, chargers and high-power portable equipment.
Focus: wattage + current ratingHigh-bandwidth cables for transferring large files between computers and storage devices.
Focus: data speedFull-featured connections combining data, power and compatible display functionality.
Focus: power + data + videoFlexible cables and right-angle connectors for handheld and gaming equipment.
Focus: angle + flexibilityShielded and mechanically secured USB-C assemblies for equipment integration.
Focus: shielding + mechanical reliabilityDefine these six specifications before selecting a USB-C cable for your product or project.
USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C or another required configuration.
Determine the actual wattage required by the target device.
Confirm the cable current and maximum power capability.
Choose 480Mbps, 5, 10, 20, 40 or 80Gbps as required.
Confirm whether display or full-featured connectivity is required.
Define length, material, shielding, flexibility and connector orientation.
Cable materials and construction can be selected according to flexibility, durability, signal requirements and application environment.
Practical jacket material for general consumer electronics and standard cable applications.
Soft and flexible jacket option for portable devices and everyday use.
Braided outer construction for improved abrasion resistance and product appearance.
Shielding options for high-speed data and applications requiring improved signal integrity.
Common questions about charging power, data speed, video and USB-C cable compatibility.
Tell us your connector type, charging requirement, data speed, video requirement, cable length, material and application. We can help identify a suitable USB-C cable configuration for your project.