UGREEN 60 W USB-C Silicone Cable, 1 m, Blue (15279)

Overview

The UGREEN 15279 is a 1 m USB-C to USB-C cable with a soft blue silicone jacket that stays flexible and resists tangling. It charges USB-C phones, tablets and laptops at up to 60 W (20 V, 3 A) with USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.0 and PPS (Programmable Power Supply) chargers, and carries USB 2.0 data at up to 480 Mbps.

Is it right for you?

• Suits USB-C phones (Galaxy, Pixel, USB-C iPhone and others), USB-C iPads and Android tablets, power banks, earbuds cases, controllers and handhelds within 60 W.
• Charges USB-C laptops such as compatible MacBook, Chromebook and Windows models when they need 60 W or less; higher-power models may charge slowly.
• If the device needs more than 60 W, choose a 5 A cable. If you need video or faster-than-USB 2.0 data, choose a video-capable or higher-speed cable.

Key features

• Up to 60 W (20 V, 3 A) negotiated charging.
• PD 3.0 and PPS when both charger and device support them.
• USB 2.0 data up to 480 Mbps, for routine file transfer rather than high-speed storage.
• Soft blue silicone jacket, tested to 25,000 bends.
• A 5 A E-marker is not required at the 3 A, 60 W rating.
• Works at the cable layer with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux, Android and iOS/iPadOS; data access depends on the device and software.

What else you need

A USB-C charger or power bank that supports the device’s PD or PPS profile, and a USB-C device. The cable is not a charger by itself. A wall charger, power bank or adapter is not identified as included.

Before you buy

• 60 W is the maximum; it is not a 100 W, 140 W or 240 W cable.
• No DisplayPort Alt Mode, HDMI, Thunderbolt or USB4 video, and no 5, 10, 20 or 40 Gbps data.
• It does not add fast charging when the charger or device lacks a compatible profile, and it does not convert USB-C to Lightning, Micro-USB or USB-A.
• Stop using it if a connector, jacket or plug is bent, cracked, loose, scorched or unusually hot. Keep connectors dry and free of lint; never probe a port with metal.
• Never splice, crush or tightly knot the cable. High-power charging can warm the charger, cable ends and device; disconnect and inspect if heat becomes excessive, charging cycles repeatedly or there is an odour.
• A higher-wattage charger is safe only when standards-compliant negotiation is working; avoid unverified power sources.