HyperJuice 240W Silicone USB C to USB C Cable (3ft/1m) for All Devices. Durable 240W USB-C Charge Cable. Portable, Tangle-Free Design, Over-Temperature Protection. Charges Any USBC to USBC Device

I wanted something that could stand up to the power demands of my Pinecil soldering iron while still being flexible enough that it doesn't get in the way. Bonus points for being resistant to tangling. This cable hits on all points. Pair with a decent USB-C brick and the Pinecil soldering iron and you have the perfect portable setup. I don't see how I could have any more of a portable setup.

I bought because I hoped it would last longer than the 6 months to a year my usual replacement cords would for $25. The answer is no, it barely lasted 2 months, then when im out of return window it breaks and then you go to customer service who first ask you a bunch of questions, i was almost put on hold for 12 minutes while they could be heard just talking in the room, then they picked up and appologized for being again almost on hold and then put on hold and like 2 minutes later they picked up and asked me what product i needed help with and also where did i buy it and i said amazon and they said I needed to reply to an email with pictures of the product which i sent 5 pics and they asked for another cause 1 wasnt clear, so to finish my mini series, dont waste your money.

Like the quality and flexibility. Connector ends are well made should last for years

This product damaged my phone! Do not buy

I tested this cable in several ways. The first was to hook it up to the board with the lights above (first photo) and see what wires were present in this cable. This cable has all the appropriate wires it needs to do power transmission and USB 2.0 (480Mbps) data transfer. No shorts detected on probing with a multimeter. The second photo shows what the eMarker on this cable is configured for, and it is appropriately configured for up to 240W charging and transfer speeds of 480Mbps.It worked well in charging devices above 100w (indicating it is indeed an EPR cable - a cable that can do 101-240w USB-C charging). Data transfer speed was indeed 480Mbps, which isn't very fast but works fine for routine data transfer between a phone and laptop like doing an incremental backup. I wouldn't use this cable to transfer super large files like 4k movies or backup your laptop, but it will do data transmission, just slower than a USB 3 or 4 cable.The cable is very flexible, and the connector ends are small enough to fit in the phone cases I have on hand. Altogether a nice quality 240w USB-C charging cable, and can do some lower speed data transfer in a pinch as well.

This cable is fantastic. I do wish it was braided, but even though it is not, I still really like it. Finding a flexible cable is already difficult enough, and finding a flexible 240 Watt cable is nearly impossible. This cable has a good length and is very nice and flexible and the connectors feel very nice too. The cable is a little on the thick side, but that is to be expected for a longer 240 Watt cable. I do wish it included some sort of strap or Velcro to keep it wound up. Highly recommend it.

I like braided cables, but a lot of them are too stiff and very inflexible. They also tend to be thick and the texture on the braiding doesn't play well with my cable routing system. This is where silicone cables come in, of which I am very rapidly becoming more and more a fan of. Silicone is silky smooth to the touch, which allows me tug on them through my cable routing system without them getting snagged on other cables or routing clips. Silicone is also hyper flexible, which allows them to bend nicely, again, in my cable routing system. Their flexibility also makes them easier to store, which grants them better portability than other material types. The benefits go on and on. The one downside to silicone is that, compared to other jacket types, they're less durable and are more likely to take damage from everyday use. Their longevity might suffer a bit, as a result. Personally, I'll use silicone cables here at home or in instances where they don't move much, so that they'll last as long as possible. With this cable's enormous 240w charge rating, this makes it great for charging beefy devices, like laptops or tablets. So yeah, this cable has really become a fixture in my collection. I've been using it to charge my Steam Deck here at home, and I plan to take it with me on the few trips and vacations I have planned this year. Definitely 5/5 stars.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:-x1 Hyper Juice 2Meter/6FT USB C Cable-User guidePRODUCT/THOUGHTS:This is a pretty simple product. It’s a USB Type C Cable that supports up to 240W of charging and up to 480Mbps of data transfer, much like a lot of other higher-wattage PD Cables on the market.But, what makes this one different is Hyper Juice is a well-known company and makes some very solid products. I actually have one of their large power banks for example and that thing is built incredibly well. This cable is tangle-free, which is very apparent as soon as you take it out of the box. It has a really nice thick silicone coating that should last a long time. The connectors themselves also seem like they are built to last. I say this as a person who has reviewed DOZENS of cables. Some have been great, some terrible, and some fantastic. This is definitely one of the better cables.-I ran some transfer speed and Wattage testing. I was transferring around 420-450Mbps. When it came to wattage, I don’t have anything where I can pull close to 240W. But I do have products that can pull over 100W and that worked just fine.Just a side note, this supports PD 3.1 by the way, so it is the newest PD Protocol available.Can recommend this cable to anyone who wants something that’ll last you a long while and is tired of those other cables that tangle up! The one thing missing that would have made this perfect is if it came with a built-in velcro cable strap, just for when you store it and put it aside. You can get this in 3-foot and 6-foot versions.