AnkerDirect via Amazon has Anker 2-in-1 USB-C to 2x USB-C 140W Max Fast Charging Cables on sale as listed below. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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4-ft (3-ft long base cable w/ two 1-ft sections that can be adjusted with a cable slider)
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AnkerDirect via Amazon has Anker 2-in-1 USB-C to 2x USB-C 140W Max Fast Charging Cables on sale as listed below. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Available:
4-ft (3-ft long base cable w/ two 1-ft sections that can be adjusted with a cable slider)
Model: Anker USB C Cable, 4 ft 2-in-1 USB C to USB C Cable 140W Max, Fast Charging for iPhone 15/15 Pro/15 Pro Max/15 Plus, Samsung S24/S23, MacBook Air/Pro, Lenovo, HP, iPad, and More (USB 2.0, Braided)
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I've got four of these. They work well. Basically, they do the job that a two port power supply does in terms of splitting the power across two ports, with the one major difference being: This isn't a power supply.
So why would you want one of these? Normally, I'd say: You wouldn't. But I have a pretty good use case myself: I often use a MacBook Pro for coding (i.e. programming), and I often use the Apple Vision Pro as a virtual big-screen monitor. So I use a 100w power supply, and one of these Anker cables, and one of the 2 plugs from the Anker cable goes to the notebook, and one goes to the Vision Pro battery pack.
For example, I keep a power supply under the couch with one of these plugged in, and the cable fork that goes to the Macbook Pro has an extension and MagSafe 3 adapter, e.g.
That gives me a little extra reach on the power cable for the notebook, and the safety / convenience of the MagSafe connection.
At another location, my (6 foot) cable has to go across a span where people sometimes have to walk through, so I use a high quality magnetic USB C connector on the power supply itself to connect it to the cable: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32...69188.html ... this allows one single cable to be easily removed and reattached if someone needs to squeeze by, and prevents the notebook and Vision Pro from getting accidentally yanked off the table or desk.
So yeah, I love these Anker cables. But you probably don't need one.
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I've got four of these. They work well. Basically, they do the job that a two port power supply does in terms of splitting the power across two ports, with the one major difference being: This isn't a power supply.
So why would you want one of these? Normally, I'd say: You wouldn't. But I have a pretty good use case myself: I often use a MacBook Pro for coding (i.e. programming), and I often use the Apple Vision Pro as a virtual big-screen monitor. So I use a 100w power supply, and one of these Anker cables, and one of the 2 plugs from the Anker cable goes to the notebook, and one goes to the Vision Pro battery pack.
For example, I keep a power supply under the couch with one of these plugged in, and the cable fork that goes to the Macbook Pro has an extension and MagSafe 3 adapter, e.g.
That gives me a little extra reach on the power cable for the notebook, and the safety / convenience of the MagSafe connection.
At another location, my (6 foot) cable has to go across a span where people sometimes have to walk through, so I use a high quality magnetic USB C connector on the power supply itself to connect it to the cable: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32...69188.html ... this allows one single cable to be easily removed and reattached if someone needs to squeeze by, and prevents the notebook and Vision Pro from getting accidentally yanked off the table or desk.
So yeah, I love these Anker cables. But you probably don't need one.
This will also help if you don't have enough ports on the power supply for the amount of devices you want to charge?
I use one of these to charge my iPhone 15 and S24 nightly and it works fine. Chargers both as 'super fast'
I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than actual devices though. Some of smaller items like fans, headsets and battery packs won't take a charge from these cables.
if it worked for all devices I'd say it'd be great especially for travel. As it is I find myself having to work around it occasionally. I should have just ran two cables
Piggybacking off of your comment here because I'm one of those people who, like you, gets frustrated with some devices which seem to just "not charge" from any USB-C smart charger (including these cables). I found out the reason for it recently:
USB-C is both the connector and a communication standard. A lot of smaller, cheaper devices use the connector (the manufacturer just swaps it from micro-USB to USB-C) but do not implement the communication standard. When this is the case, any USB-C charger or cable that /is/ USB-C communication compliant will refuse to send power down the line for safety reasons.
A company out there briefly made little dongles you could use to act as the middle man for those cases, to enable safe charging and for you to use the cable with those devices:
But it seems perpetually out of stock now, so it is what it is.
But hopefully that solves the mystery and provides a reason why things wouldn't charge for people out there like me who were continually frustrated with the seemingly random support for devices from USB-C chargers.
Last edited by PityOnU February 10, 2026 at 05:07 PM.
Piggybacking off of your comment here because I'm one of those people who, like you, gets frustrated with some devices which seem to just "not charge" from any USB-C smart charger (including these cables). I found out the reason for it recently:
USB-C is both the connector and a communication standard. A lot of smaller, cheaper devices use the connector (the manufacturer just swaps it from micro-USB to USB-C) but do not implement the communication standard. When this is the case, any USB-C charger or cable that /is/ USB-C communication compliant will refuse to send power down the line for safety reasons.
A company out there briefly made little dongles you could use to act as the middle man for those cases, to enable safe charging and for you to use the cable with those devices:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPGKm7-0UE0
But it seems perpetually out of stock now, so it is what it is.
But hopefully that solves the mystery and provides a reason why things wouldn't charge for people out there like me who were continually frustrated with the seemingly random support for devices from USB-C chargers.
That's worth knowing. Thanks for that bit of information.
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2-in-1 Charging Cable: Charge your smartphone and tablet simultaneously with one convenient cable, perfect for travel and business trips. Designed to minimize clutter, it's ideal for keeping your space organized and carrying less while on the move.
One Port, 140W Max Charging: Supercharge your 16-inch MacBook Pro (M3 Pro) to 50% in just 20 minutes with a single 140W USB-C port, designed for maximum power delivery and optimal charging speeds.
Smart Power Management: Enhance your charging efficiency with this versatile cable, equipped with smart power distribution to optimize each device's power needs.
Flexible and Tough: Includes a 3 ft base cable and two 1 ft sections that can be adjusted with a cable slider, designed for durability with over 10,000 bend resistance.
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So why would you want one of these? Normally, I'd say: You wouldn't. But I have a pretty good use case myself: I often use a MacBook Pro for coding (i.e. programming), and I often use the Apple Vision Pro as a virtual big-screen monitor. So I use a 100w power supply, and one of these Anker cables, and one of the 2 plugs from the Anker cable goes to the notebook, and one goes to the Vision Pro battery pack.
For example, I keep a power supply under the couch with one of these plugged in, and the cable fork that goes to the Macbook Pro has an extension and MagSafe 3 adapter, e.g.
* https://www.aliexpress.
* https://www.aliexpress.
That gives me a little extra reach on the power cable for the notebook, and the safety / convenience of the MagSafe connection.
At another location, my (6 foot) cable has to go across a span where people sometimes have to walk through, so I use a high quality magnetic USB C connector on the power supply itself to connect it to the cable: https://www.aliexpress.
So yeah, I love these Anker cables. But you probably don't need one.
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So why would you want one of these? Normally, I'd say: You wouldn't. But I have a pretty good use case myself: I often use a MacBook Pro for coding (i.e. programming), and I often use the Apple Vision Pro as a virtual big-screen monitor. So I use a 100w power supply, and one of these Anker cables, and one of the 2 plugs from the Anker cable goes to the notebook, and one goes to the Vision Pro battery pack.
For example, I keep a power supply under the couch with one of these plugged in, and the cable fork that goes to the Macbook Pro has an extension and MagSafe 3 adapter, e.g.
* https://www.aliexpress.
* https://www.aliexpress.
That gives me a little extra reach on the power cable for the notebook, and the safety / convenience of the MagSafe connection.
At another location, my (6 foot) cable has to go across a span where people sometimes have to walk through, so I use a high quality magnetic USB C connector on the power supply itself to connect it to the cable: https://www.aliexpress.
So yeah, I love these Anker cables. But you probably don't need one.
I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than actual devices though. Some of smaller items like fans, headsets and battery packs won't take a charge from these cables.
if it worked for all devices I'd say it'd be great especially for travel. As it is I find myself having to work around it occasionally. I should have just ran two cables
USB-C is both the connector and a communication standard. A lot of smaller, cheaper devices use the connector (the manufacturer just swaps it from micro-USB to USB-C) but do not implement the communication standard. When this is the case, any USB-C charger or cable that /is/ USB-C communication compliant will refuse to send power down the line for safety reasons.
A company out there briefly made little dongles you could use to act as the middle man for those cases, to enable safe charging and for you to use the cable with those devices:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPGKm7-0UE0
But it seems perpetually out of stock now, so it is what it is.
But hopefully that solves the mystery and provides a reason why things wouldn't charge for people out there like me who were continually frustrated with the seemingly random support for devices from USB-C chargers.
USB-C is both the connector and a communication standard. A lot of smaller, cheaper devices use the connector (the manufacturer just swaps it from micro-USB to USB-C) but do not implement the communication standard. When this is the case, any USB-C charger or cable that /is/ USB-C communication compliant will refuse to send power down the line for safety reasons.
A company out there briefly made little dongles you could use to act as the middle man for those cases, to enable safe charging and for you to use the cable with those devices:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPGKm7-0UE0
But it seems perpetually out of stock now, so it is what it is.
But hopefully that solves the mystery and provides a reason why things wouldn't charge for people out there like me who were continually frustrated with the seemingly random support for devices from USB-C chargers.
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One Port, 140W Max Charging: Supercharge your 16-inch MacBook Pro (M3 Pro) to 50% in just 20 minutes with a single 140W USB-C port, designed for maximum power delivery and optimal charging speeds.
Smart Power Management: Enhance your charging efficiency with this versatile cable, equipped with smart power distribution to optimize each device's power needs.
Flexible and Tough: Includes a 3 ft base cable and two 1 ft sections that can be adjusted with a cable slider, designed for durability with over 10,000 bend resistance.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRZ6JJ6D
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