240W USB-C Charging Cable with Built-In Power Meter
Plug in and see exactly what your charger is delivering. This braided dual USB-C cable is rated for 240W and shows live current, voltage and power on a built-in cyan display. Built for the café, the desk and the game.
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Plug in and see exactly what your charger is delivering. This braided dual USB-C cable is rated for 240W and shows live current, voltage and power on a built-in cyan display. Built for the café, the desk and the game.
240W ultra fast charging with a built-in digital display that shows live current, voltage and power
- Not knowing whether a charger is delivering full power
- Slow charging of laptops, tablets and phones
- Guessing how much power a device is drawing
- Cables that fray or tangle with daily use
Watch every watt your charger delivers
Plug in and guessing stops: a braided 240W cable shows live current, voltage and power right on the connector. Stop wondering if your laptop is charging at full speed.
See the power flow, not just the plug

Watch the watts flow in real time
The connector shows live current, voltage and power with A, V and W indicators. Plug into a charger and the readout lights up, so you can confirm the power is reaching your device before you open your next tab.

Rated for 240W charging
The cable is rated for 240W ultra fast charging, with USB 240W marked on the housing. Real speed depends on your charger and device both supporting high power, which is exactly why the readout is useful.

Built to survive daily wear
The braided nylon jacket resists the kinks and tangles that fray plain cables. Grooves on the connector bodies give the joint extra strain relief, so the cable holds up when it gets pulled out of a bag every morning.
Plug in and read the numbers
- 1Connect the charger end
Plug one USB-C end into a high-power USB-C charger.
- 2Connect your device
Plug the other end into your laptop, tablet or phone.
- 3Read the display
The cyan window shows current in A, voltage in V and power in W. Check it once to confirm the charge is flowing.
- 4Unplug from the connector
Grip the connector body and pull straight out, never by the braid.
From guessing to knowing

The battery is barely moving
You plug in, the laptop says charging, and the percentage crawls. Without a readout you cannot tell if the charger is weak, the outlet is tired or the cable is capping the speed. So you swap things at random and hope.
Now you can see the power
The connector carries a cyan display that reads current, voltage and power. Glance at it and the numbers tell you what is actually flowing into your device, not what the battery icon hopes is happening.
Built to last on the go
The nylon braid and strain-relief connector bodies take the daily plugging and unplugging that wears out plain cables. You get a cable you can see into, and one that holds up on a desk, in a bag and at a café table.
Looking after the braid and the connector
- Grip the connector
Hold the strain-relief body when you unplug. Pulling on the jacket stresses the joint.
- Avoid sharp bends at the neck
Loop the cable loosely near the connectors so the grooves do the work.
- Wipe the housings
A dry cloth keeps the matte soft-touch finish and the display window clean.
A plain cable hides the numbers
| This cable | Basic USB-C cable | |
|---|---|---|
| Live current, voltage and power readout | — | |
| Rated for 240W charging | Partial | |
| Braided nylon jacket | — | |
| Strain-relief connector grooves | Partial |
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Questions and answers
Only if the charger and the device both negotiate high power. The cable is rated for 240W, and the readout shows what is really flowing, so you can see within seconds whether your setup is running at full speed.
Yes. Use a charger rated for high-power USB-C. A basic charger caps output well below the cable rating, and the display will show that cap. If you are still sorting out bricks, the car chargers range is a good place to compare options.
It is a convenience readout for monitoring, not a calibrated lab meter. Use it to spot trends and gaps in delivery, like a charger that drops power under load, rather than to certify exact values.
Three readings in a glowing cyan window: current in A, voltage in V and power in W. Plug in, then check the W figure to see how much power is reaching your device.
A regular cable charges your device and tells you nothing. This one adds a live readout on the connector, a braided nylon jacket and strain-relief grooves at both ends. You pay more up front, but you stop buying chargers and cables by trial and error.
The braid resists fraying and tangling, and the connector housings are reinforced with grooves at the neck. The one habit that matters is gripping the connector body when you unplug.
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