Kenable Pro USB-C Cable - 2M

This Kenable Pro USB-C cable supports charging up to 18 Watts, compatible with Quick Charge devices.

Yes, it is suitable for many modern laptops that use USB-C for charging or data transfer, provided they do not require more than 18W for basic charging functions or data connectivity.

Yes, the integrated 56K Ohm pull-up resistor is a safety feature that ensures the correct power level is managed between the charger and your device, preventing overcharging and potential damage.

If your Samsung phone supports Quick Charge or a similar 18W charging standard, this cable will facilitate fast charging. Check your phone's specifications for its maximum supported charging wattage.

The heavy-duty nylon braided exterior is designed for significant durability and resistance to fraying and abrasion compared to standard rubber or plastic cables.

While a longer cable can sometimes introduce minor voltage drop, this 2-meter cable is designed with appropriate gauge wires to minimize any impact on its 18W charging capability.

Yes, the cable features 28AWG data lines designed for reliable and efficient data transfer, making it suitable for large files, photos, and videos.

Ensure the cable is securely plugged into both the device and the power source. Verify that the power adapter supports at least 18W output. Try a different power adapter and a different USB port if available. Clean the connectors on both the cable and the device.

Confirm the cable is fully inserted into both the device and the host computer/port. Restart your device and computer. Try a different USB port on your computer. Ensure your device's drivers are up to date. Check for any physical damage to the cable's connectors.

Slight warmth is normal during fast charging. However, if the cable becomes excessively hot, immediately disconnect it and the power source. Check for a faulty power adapter or a device issue. Ensure the cable is not covered or in a confined space that restricts heat dissipation.

Ensure the cable is securely connected and that your phone and car system are compatible. Restart your phone and infotainment system. Check your phone's USB settings to ensure file transfer (MTP) is enabled. Try using a different certified USB-C cable of similar quality to isolate the issue.