[New Release] PowerLine+ III USB-C to USB-C | Anker's First Braided USB-C Cable with a Lifetime Warranty!

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Anker has just released its first braided USB-C cable with a lifetime warranty… Take a look at PowerLine+ III USB-C to USB-C!

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Features & details

  • Built to Last: PowerLine+ III has an ultra-slim design with a 35,000-bend lifespan for a cable that is slimmer, yet stronger than ever before.
  • Supports Power Delivery: Up to 60W high-speed charging for all of your USB-C devices when paired with a USB-C charger. (Charger not included).
  • Certified Compatible: USB-IF certified for flawless compatibility with USB-C devices, ensuring safe charging at the highest possible speed.
  • High-Speed Data Transfer: Transfer movies, music, or an entire photo library in seconds with 480Mbps transfer speeds.
  • What You Get: PowerLine+ III USB-C to USB-C 2.0 Cable, welcome guide, worry-free lifetime warranty, and friendly customer service.

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Unfortunately, this is limited to 60W and does not support the full 100W PD.

Pricing and Availability: Anker’s 6’ PowerLine+ III USB-C to USB-C 2.0 Cable is available to order now from amazon.com for a cost of $29.99 and should begin shipping immediately.

What are your thoughts on Anker’s first USB-C cable with a lifetime warranty? Be sure to let us know with a reply!

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Was gonna order this, but ill wait for the coupons before I commit to it

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#3

Dang, I love the lifetime warranty! Very nice.

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#4

It’s $30, but only USB 2.0???

#5

My thoughts exactly.

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#6

Sounds good… will wait to see few reviews before jumping in

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#7

I think we may see it as next testing club product,

thanks for sharing @Insider

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#8

Been waiting for this release. $30 is a little much but it does have a lifetime warranty.

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#9

I don’t know about it being next, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see it show up :grin:

#10

They gave away latest released Trance for testing event… Anything is possible with Anker :star_struck::star_struck::star_struck:

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#11

I just meant that i don’t think it will be the very next product :laughing:. I agree that I think it will be on the testing page

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#12

I think you’re missing @Shenoy’s point…

#13

Probably.

Do you happen to know why it’s only USB 2.0? Seems a little strange

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#14

Well I’m excited it’s finally out for USB C users, I’ll have to wait for a price drop. Seems like a great cable though

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#15

There is not necessarily a difference between the charging speeds of USB 2.0 and 3.0+ cables. In this case, there is because the max is 60W, but some 2.0 cables go up to 100W, so for those who don’t care about data transfer speeds, USB 2.0 is a cheaper solution. I’m also not sure if USB 3.1 Gen 2 is even possible in 6’ long cables.

I’m sure Anker will release a version with faster data transfer (and charging) speeds soon, but it will probably be only 3’ long.

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I wasn’t referring to charging speeds.

Unless I am mistaken (which there is a decent chance of) USB-b 2/3 never correlates to charging speeds.

I’m just saying that for $30 I would expect USB 3.0 (or 3.1) with faster data transfer speeds :man_shrugging:.

That means that to get 3.0 or 3.1 you will have to pay $35+. That’s a decent chunk of cash for a USB-C cable

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#17

Guess this is one is for charging purposes. For data transfer you won t have fun with USB 2.0

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#18

It’s about time Anker but a bit pricey

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#19

If this cables pricing is like all the other Anker products it should drop by 30% or so in price in a few weeks. I would expect it to cost 19.99

I’d pay the same 19.99 for a 3’ 3.1 cable and 25$ for a 3’ or whatever the max length is thunderbolt cable of this quality

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#20

I think we can all agree on the the cable being a bit pricey :rofl:

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