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Anker Nano 240W USB-C to USB-C Cable 10 ft

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A long, durable 240W USB-C cable that only delivers its top speed with a charger capable of matching it, backed by an above-average 24-month warranty.

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ASIN: B0G1XSY4BJModel: A82E2Category: USB Cables

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Overview

A 10-foot USB-C to USB-C cable rated for Anker's full 240W output, aimed at charging laptops and phones from across a room rather than right next to the outlet.

The 240W rating and USB-IF certification target higher-power devices like a MacBook Pro rather than just phones; Anker cites a 16-inch MacBook Pro M3 Pro reaching 50% in 26 minutes and an iPhone 16 Pro Max reaching 50% in 29 minutes on a compatible charger, though the cable itself does not support screen mirroring. The braided jacket is made from recycled materials, and Anker backs it with a 30,000-bend durability claim, a 220-pound pull rating, plus a 24-month warranty, longer than the industry-standard one year.

  • 240W USB-IF certified rating
  • 10-foot braided, recycled-material cable
  • 30,000+ bend lifespan claim
  • 24-month Anker warranty

Who it's for

For anyone charging a modern USB-C laptop or phone from a distance, such as a desk setup or a shared power strip across a room, and who wants a cable rated to survive years of daily bending. Actual charging speed still depends on using a charger capable of 240W output.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • 10-foot length reaches across a desk or room
  • Rated for 240W, covers most USB-C laptops and phones
  • 30,000-bend and 220-pound durability rating
  • 24-month warranty, longer than most cables
Cons
  • Full charging speed needs a 240W-capable charger
  • Does not support screen mirroring
  • Longer length adds more voltage drop than a short cable

Performance notes

Reaching the charging speeds Anker quotes requires a 240W-capable charger on the other end; the cable itself is rated to carry that power but does not generate it. The braided, recycled-material jacket is built for repeated coiling and bending, with Anker rating it past 30,000 bends and a 220-pound pull test, well beyond a typical thin charging cable.

Specifications

BrandAnker
ModelA82E2

Frequently asked questions

Does this Anker cable support 240W charging on its own?

The cable is rated to carry 240W, but reaching that speed requires a charger capable of outputting it.

How long is this cable?

This listing is the 10-foot version of Anker's Nano 240W USB-C cable.

Can I use it for screen mirroring from my phone to a monitor?

No, Anker states this cable does not support screen mirroring.