Amazon offers a discounted 2-metre UGREEN USB-C cable rated for up to 100W, enabling simultaneous phone and laptop charging with durability and data transfer support, now at ¥1,039.
Amazon is discounting a 2-metre UGREEN USB-C cable that is designed to handle both phone charging and laptop power delivery, cutting the price to ¥1,039 from a previous ¥1,646, according to the product listing cited in the deal post. The cable is rated for up to 100W, which means it can support USB Power Delivery charging for compatible devices, including many notebooks and tablets, when paired with the right adapter.
For people who want to carry fewer leads, the appeal is straightforward: one cable can cover a handset and a laptop rather than requiring separate accessories. UGREEN says the cable uses an E-marker chip to stabilise higher-power charging, a detail that matters because USB-C cables need proper identification and current handling to deliver more demanding wattages safely. The company also positions the braided design as a durability upgrade, saying it has been tested for repeated bending.
The 2-metre length makes it easier to use from a bed, sofa or desk where the socket is not immediately beside the device. UGREEN’s own product pages for similar 100W braided cables say the lead supports data transfer at up to 480Mbps under USB 2.0, which is enough for routine file transfers between devices, though far slower than modern USB 3.x or Thunderbolt connections. In practice, that makes it a charging-first cable that can also handle basic syncing.
The deal post says the offer was current as of August 7 at 3:43 p.m., and prospective buyers should check Amazon’s listing for the latest price before ordering. UGREEN’s wider product range also indicates that its USB-C cables are commonly sold with compatibility claims covering MacBook and Samsung Galaxy devices, reflecting the broad market for high-wattage USB-C accessories.
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