Get a 5-Pack of 60W USB Type-C Cables for $7.50 (Averages Out to a Mere $1.50 Per Cable)
USB Type-C has become the standard for charging and data cables alike, so it’s good to have extra on hand. If you need to stock up, there’s a deal today that drops the price-per-cable to under $2. For a limited time, Amazon is offering a five-pack of Lisen 60W USB Type-C to USB Type-C cables for a mere $7.49 after you apply coupon code “SZECQQWI“. That averages out to $1.50 per cable, which as good as you’re ever going to get. USB-C cables typically go for about $10 each at your local big box store. Use these to charge or sync any device with a USB-C port, including your Nintendo Switch 2, iPhone 16, or even a laptop.
This five pack provides you will a variety of lengths for all situations. These include two 3.3ft cables, two 6.6ft cables, and one extra long 10ft cable. These cables are rated for up to 60W of power delivery, which works perfectly for most mobile devices including all smartphones and handheld gaming PCs, even the current generation ones that support a higher power output. The cables are encased in a braided nylon sheath for extra durability and aeshetics. Lisen claims that they’ve been lab tested for up to 40,000+ bends and 175lb tensile pulls, “equivalent to a decade of daily extreme use”.
Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn’t hunting for deals for other people at work, he’s hunting for deals for himself during his free time.
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