2-in-1 USB C to USB C Cable LED Wattage Display 140W Max 3.93 ft

- Charge Two USB-C Devices: Use either the built-in USB-C input or attached USB-A adapter to charge two USB-C devices from one cable-ideal for a laptop and phone, tablet and phone, or two everyday USB-C devices - Up to 140W PD 3.1 Charging: Deliver up to 140W through one USB-C output when used with a compatible USB-C PD 3.1 charger and device. When both outputs are connected, the cable intelligently shares available power between the two devices. Charging adapter not included - Monitor Both Devices at a Glance: Independent LED displays show the real-time wattage delivered to each connected device, so you can check charging status and power distribution without opening an app - For Modern USB-C Devices: Compatible with MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, USB-C laptops, iPad, USB-C iPhone models, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, Steam Deck, power banks, earbuds, and other compatible USB-C devices - Soft, Tangle-Resistant, and Durable: The flexible liquid silicone jacket and reinforced metal connector housings are designed for daily use at home, in the office, and while traveling. Supports USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps through supported connections

Product description

Can it charge two devices at the same time?

Will charging two devices make it slower?

Is this a real 140W cable?

What does the LED display actually show?

Will it replace multiple cables?

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Can it charge two devices at the same time?

Yes, you can charge two USB-C devices at once. The cable automatically manages power so both devices charge properly, instead of slowing each other down like basic splitters.

Will charging two devices make it slower?

No, guessing needed. With a compatible USB-C PD charger, both devices can charge together at high speeds. The LED shows the real power, so you can see what’s happening instantly.

Is this a real 140W cable?

Yes?but the charger matters. With a USB-C PD 3.1 charger and supported devices, the cable can deliver up to 140W total. Lower-power chargers will simply limit the output.

What does the LED display actually show?

It shows the real charging power your device is getting right now. If fast charging is active, you’ll see it. No guessing, no wondering if something is wrong.

Will it replace multiple cables?

For most people, yes. One cable can handle a laptop and phone together, which means fewer cables to carry, less desk clutter, and less charging frustration.