• Built-in E-Marker chip
• USB-C male connectors at both ends
• USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps

UGREEN 65866 240W USB-C Display Cable 1m Black

The UGREEN 65866 USB-C to USB-C cable combines high-power charging with a built-in digital display. Supporting USB Power Delivery 3.1 up to 240W at 48V/5A, it is suitable for compatible USB-C laptops, tablets and smartphones. The display shows charging power, voltage and current, helping you see how your device is charging. An integrated E-Marker chip identifies the cable’s power capability to compatible equipment.

Its 1-metre length is convenient for a desk or travel setup. The black nylon-braided cable and grey aluminium-alloy connectors provide a practical finish for everyday use. It also supports USB 2.0 file transfers up to 480Mbps, but does not support video output to a monitor.

Q&A

1. What is the maximum charging power?
The cable supports up to 240W at 48V/5A. Reaching that power requires a compatible USB PD 3.1 charger and device.

2. What does the digital display show?
It shows real-time charging power in watts, voltage in volts and current in amps.

3. Will it always charge my device at 240W?
No. The charger and device negotiate the charging level. The cable’s 240W rating is its maximum supported capacity.

4. Can I use it with lower-power phones and tablets?
Yes, with compatible USB-C devices and chargers. A lower-power device receives its supported charging level rather than automatically receiving 240W.

5. Can it charge a laptop?
Yes, if the laptop supports USB-C charging. Check the laptop’s power requirements and use a suitable USB-C charger.

6. Can I transfer photos and documents with it?
Yes. It supports USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps. Actual transfer speed depends on the connected devices and files.

7. Can I connect my laptop to a monitor using this cable?
No. This model does not support video output or display extension.

8. Does the cable need an app or separate battery?
No app or separate battery is required. Connect it to compatible equipment; the display operates from the connected power supply.

9. Why does the displayed charging power change?
Devices adjust charging power as the battery fills, temperature changes or device activity increases. A changing reading does not automatically mean the cable is faulty.