sweguard USB-C to USB-C Cable, 60 W, 2 m, 2-Pack

The sweguard USB-C cable is listed as a two-pack of 2-metre cables with a claimed maximum 60-watt PD charging capacity. It suits USB-C phones, tablets and computers when the connected device and charger support PD, but it does not carry video output.

At a glance

Supports USB-C to USB-C PD charging up to a claimed 60 W. Actual charging depends on the device and adapter supporting PD.
USB 2.0 data transfer is listed up to 480 Mbps. The listing says video and monitor output are not supported.
Nylon-braided exterior and 2-metre length are intended for everyday charging and data connections.

Price

€18.94Save 5%

Reference price: ~~€19.94~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Two 2-metre cables offer reach for charging from sockets farther from a desk or bedside.
The claimed 60 W ceiling can suit compatible phones, tablets and some computers, subject to their charger and power requirements.
The listing describes a nylon-braided outer covering and a USB 2.0 data connection.

Cons

Data transfer is USB 2.0, so it is not a high-speed data cable.
Video and monitor output are explicitly unsupported.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity
Brand	sweguard
Model	RM

Connectivity and power
Connection listed	USB
Connector type	USB Type C
Connector arrangement	Male-to-Male
Maximum charging power	60 watts
Maximum current	3.1 Amps
Maximum voltage	20 Volts
Data transfer rate	0.48 Gigabits Per Second
Number of pins	24

Build and pack
Cable length	2 Meters
Number of items	2
Outer material	Nylon
Colour	red
Shape	Round
Package type	Rigid case (Rigid box)

Compatibility and use
Compatible phone models listed	Huawei, LG, Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Galaxy Note, Sony Xperia
Recommended uses	iPad, MacBook
Indoor or outdoor use	Indoor
Specification listed	USB-IF

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

PD charging requires both the connected device and power adapter to support PD, and charging speed varies by device. The listing also describes 60 W alongside 20 Volts and 3.1 Amps, whose product does not equal 60 watts, and lists both 0.48 Gigabits Per Second and up to 480 Mbps for data. Treat these as inconsistent listing details rather than settled measurements. Confirm the required charging and data specifications for your devices before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People wanting two long USB-C cables for charging phones, tablets or computers from compatible USB-C chargers.
Buyers who need charging and basic data transfer but not video output.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs USB-C video or monitor connectivity.
People needing high-speed data transfer or confirmed performance above USB 2.0.

sweguard USB-C to USB-C Cable, 60 W, 2 m, 2-Pack · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 1,473 ratings

5 stars77%77%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars1%1%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback reports positive impressions of quality, value, cable length and fit, while charging performance, durability and data connectivity are mixed. Some customers say it charges quickly, while others report that it does not work. Durability reports range from sturdy to breaking after two months, and some mention data-connection difficulties. These experiences matter if you rely on dependable charging or frequent data transfers, especially since the listed data capability is USB 2.0. The overall rating distribution is mostly five-star, but aggregate ratings do not explain individual outcomes.

Positive themes

Customers report favourable impressions of cable quality, value, length and fit.

Mixed feedback

Reports on charging performance include both fast charging and cables that do not work.
Durability feedback ranges from sturdy to reports of breakage after two months.
Some customers report difficulty with data connectivity.

Frequently asked questions

Can this cable charge a laptop?

The listing claims up to 60 W and names MacBook among compatible uses. Actual charging depends on the laptop and charger supporting USB-C PD and accepting the supplied power.

Can it connect a USB-C monitor?

No. The listing explicitly says monitor and video outputs are not supported.

How many cables are included?

The title and product details specify two cables, each listed at 2 metres.

How fast is data transfer?

The listing describes USB 2.0 transfer up to 480 Mbps. It also provides a second rate expressed as 0.48 Gigabits Per Second, so confirm the specification if exact transfer performance matters.