etguuds CC13 USB-C to USB-C Cable, 10 ft, 2-Pack, 60 W

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Product guide

etguuds CC13 USB-C to USB-C Cable, 10 ft, 2-Pack, 60 W

The etguuds CC13 USB-C to USB-C Cable is a 10-foot braided cord sold as a two-pack, with a listed charging capacity of up to 60 W. Its extended reach is useful when an outlet is farther from a phone or tablet, but charging requires a USB-C power adapter and its USB 2.0 data rate is limited.

At a glance

Two USB-C connectors require a USB-C wall charger. A USB-A adapter is not the listed connection.
The listing describes support for PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 charging, with output up to 20 V/3 A.
The manufacturer describes nylon braiding and claims a 20,000-plus bending lifespan.
The listing says the cable does not output video and identifies its data interface as USB 2.0.

Price

$8.98Save 10%

Reference price: ~~$9.98~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The 10-foot length offers more reach than a short charging lead, and the listing says two cables are included.
The stated 60 W maximum supports charging setups within that limit when paired with a suitable USB-C adapter and compatible device.
Nylon braiding and the purple color provide a distinct finish and may make cords easier to identify.

Cons

USB 2.0 data performance is limited compared with faster USB standards, and the cable is not for video output.
The cable has USB-C plugs on both ends, so it will not directly connect to a USB-A charger. Its 60 W ceiling may also be below the needs of higher-power devices.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	etguuds
Model	CC13

Connectors and performance
Connector type	USB Type C
Connector gender	Male-to-Male
Cable type	USB
Charging power	60 watts
Maximum voltage	20 volts
Maximum current	3 A
Data transfer rate	480 megabytes_per_second
Number of pins	24

Materials and design
Outer material	Nylon
Color	Purple
Shape	Round
Listed weight	169 g

Compatibility and use
Recommended uses	Data,Charging
Indoor/outdoor usage	Indoor, Outdoor
Specification met	FCC

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing's data-rate details are inconsistent: one field gives “480 megabytes_per_second,” while its product notes describe USB 2.0 as 480 Mbps and 40–60 MB/s. Treat the data-rate figure as unclear and do not assume video output, which the listing expressly says is unsupported. The 60 W maximum and broad compatibility are manufacturer claims, not independently verified.

What’s in the box

Included

USB-C cable (2)

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People wanting a long USB-C charging lead for a compatible phone, tablet, or other USB-C device.
Buyers who can use USB-C power adapters and do not need video output or high-speed data transfer.

Less suited to

Anyone needing USB-A connectors, USB-C video output, or faster-than-USB-2.0 data transfer.
Devices whose charging requirements exceed the listed 60 W maximum.

etguuds CC13 USB-C to USB-C Cable, 10 ft, 2-Pack, 60 W · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 28,124 ratings

5 stars81%81%
4 stars11%11%
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2 stars1%1%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback is broadly favorable about charging speed, cable length, appearance, and durability, but reports on reliability and connectivity are mixed. The length may help when an outlet is distant, while the stated 60 W charging limit and USB-C-to-USB-C design determine whether it fits a particular setup. Customer reports also include inconsistent device experiences, so confirm compatibility for any specific use such as CarPlay.

Positive themes

Customers describe charging as quick and the cable as long enough to reach devices.
Feedback also praises durability, appearance, and the distinctive color.

Mixed feedback

Reliability feedback ranges from reports of extended use to reports of failure after only a few weeks.
Connectivity experiences differ, including both a positive Samsung-device report and a negative Apple CarPlay report.

Frequently asked questions

Does this cable work with a USB-A charger?

No. It has USB-C plugs at both ends, so the listing says to use a USB-C wall charger.

Can it carry video to a monitor?

No. The listing explicitly says the cable cannot output video.

How fast is its data transfer?

The listing identifies it as USB 2.0, but its numeric rate is inconsistent across details. It is not a suitable choice if faster data transfer is essential.

Is the 60 W charging figure guaranteed for every device?

No. It is the stated maximum. Charging also depends on the device and USB-C adapter.