Description
Mlink USB-C EPR Fast Charge Cable (240W)
A USB-C EPR charging cable rated for 240W of fast-charge power delivery, built to charge compatible phones, tablets, and laptops at their maximum supported speed.
Key Features
- 240W Fast Charging: Delivers up to 240W of Power Delivery to compatible devices — enough for phones to charge in a fraction of the time of a standard 5W cable, and enough for many laptops when paired with a compatible charger.
- Reinforced Connector Housings: Molded strain relief at both ends protects against the most common point of cable failure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cable charge my device at the full 240W?
Actual charging speed depends on both the connected device and the power adapter supporting 240W Power Delivery; the cable itself is rated to carry up to that wattage.
What is this cable best used for?
Fast-charging a compatible phone or tablet from a wall adapter or power bank, or as a data cable for sync with USB-based charging bricks that support PD.
Can this cable also transfer data, or only charge?
It supports standard USB data transfer in addition to charging, so it can be used for syncing files as well as powering a device.
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I treat USB cables like disposable lighters….. Over time, connectors get loose, the sheathing tears, I chuck them or I just lose them. I’m pretty sure this is my 13th USB-C cable this year (yeah, it’s bad). BUT this one has been great so far, so hopefully I don’t lose it!It feels much better than the OEM cable that came with my phone. Transfers hit the advertised 20Gbps, and it charges normally with my 30W block at full pin. I haven’t tested the “240W” claim because… who the heck is pushing 240W through USB-C anyway?The 6.6 ft length is perfect for using my phone in bed while it’s plugged into the wall, and the nylon jacket is just *chefs kiss* - rugged and protects the cable from my clumsiness, looks cool too.I've bought Mlink HDMI cables and they’ve been excellent. I'm happy to say that their USB-C cables are just as good.
I've used this cable for high-wattage devices and for transferring data from Thunderbolt 4 devices. Although it doesn't achieve the complete 40Gb/s that thunderbolt 4 can provide, it fully utilizes the available 20Gb/s bandwidth without any drops or strange interruptions in data transfer. At just 10 bucks, it's tough to find a better option if you're looking for a high-wattage cable with quick data transfer speeds. The braiding is quite nice, though it can feel a bit stiff. Other than that, it's an excellent value and hard to surpass at this price.