Update: this Popular Offer is available again with a new promo code.
B King via Amazon has
2-Count 6.6' LISEN 240W USB-C to USB-C Charging Cable (2E334-2M) on sale for $8.99 - $3.39 off when you apply promo code
T5AMP7YB on the checkout page =
$5.60.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- Supports PD3.1 EPR fast charging up to 240W max power delivery
- 99.99% oxygen-free copper core for stable low-resistance power transfer
- Constructed with 48-strand military-grade nylon rated for over 40,000 flex cycles
- E-Marker 3.0 chip for real-time current and voltage monitoring safety
- Delivers 480Mbps data sync speed with minimal signal interference
Top Comments
Community Reviews
These LISEN USB C cables are mainly valued as a cheap longer charging option for phones, tablets, laptops, and even higher power gear. The braided build, flexible feel, and 6.6 foot length make them handy for permanent charging stations, backpacks, and cars, and they have worked well for 100W to 175W use in some setups. The main caveat is durability and quality control, with reports of scratchy connectors, fraying, shorting out, and some cables failing within months. The promo code also appears to have expired or stopped working for part of the thread.
Common Questions (5)
The code worked for some shoppers, sometimes only after refreshing the payment method, using a PC, or stacking it with other coupons. Others found the code expired or no longer valid, so the discount may not be available consistently.
Several users report they last about a year or longer with normal use, and some say they outlast other cheap USB-C cables by a wide margin. Others report failures within 6 months to a year, or even within a few months, especially with frequent plugging and unplugging.
They're described as basic but useful, with a 6.6-foot length that works well for charging stations, backpacks, cars, and bedside setups. The braided cable is also reported to be more flexible and less snag-prone than generic phone cables.
Some users say the build feels premium and works great, while others report scratchy connectors. That means the cable can feel solid in hand, but connector finish may vary by unit.
Some setups recognize it as full 240W, but other testing puts it closer to 60W at best. It may work fine for lower-power devices and even 100W laptops, but it does not reliably prove out as a true 240W cable in every use case.
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