USB-C to USB-C cable Orsen S53, 1 m, 3 A, red

Orsen S53 USB-C to USB-C cable, 1 m long, delivers power and data connectivity between modern USB-C devices. Designed for everyday charging and file transfer, this red cable supports up to 3 A charging current and stable data synchronization for smartphones, tablets and laptops. The cable features reinforced connectors and a flexible sheath intended to withstand regular bending and plugging cycles while maintaining consistent performance.

Advantages

The Orsen S53 cable combines a compact 1 m length with a 3 A current rating to balance reach and charging speed without unnecessary bulk. Durable connector housings and a flexible outer jacket reduce strain at the junctions and help extend service life. The USB-C to USB-C configuration enables reversible plug insertion and direct connection to modern devices that use the USB-C port for both power and data.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones, tablets and ultraportable laptops with USB-C ports
• Transferring photos, videos and documents between USB-C devices
• Connecting USB-C power adapters, power banks and car chargers
• Using with USB-C hubs and docking stations for basic data sync

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-C to USB-C
• Length: 1 meter
• Maximum current: 3 A
• Color: red
• Connector design: reversible USB-C plugs
• Sheath: flexible insulated jacket for daily use

How to use

Plug one end of the Orsen S53 cable into the USB-C port of the power source such as a wall adapter, power bank or laptop, and insert the other end into the USB-C port of the target device. The reversible USB-C connectors allow insertion in either orientation. For data transfer, ensure both devices are powered on and, if required, select the appropriate USB mode on the device requesting a connection. Disconnect by pulling the connector housing rather than the cable to avoid strain.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use the cable within its specified current rating (3 A) and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. Regularly inspect connectors and the sheath for damage; replace the cable if you notice frayed insulation or loose connectors. When storing, coil the cable loosely to prevent sharp bends at the ends.