Charge 3 Devices at Once with This 240W USB-C Cable
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– The author is a senior tech reporter with extensive experience covering gadgets since 2006 and has a personal interest in electronics.
– Zens’ new Pro 2 and Pro 3 USB-C cables build on Nomad’s earlier concept but offer enhanced functionality and future-proofing for more powerful chargers.
– The Pro 2 cable costs €49.99 and features an inline Qi2 charging puck for up to 15W wireless charging, plus compatibility with 140W chargers and future 240W support.
– The Pro 3 cable costs €99.99 and adds an extra wireless charger for AirPods and Apple Watch while offering the same functionality as the Pro 2.
– Both cables are 59 inches long, available for preorder, and expected to ship in October 2025.
For those juggling multiple gadgets, finding a single cable that can handle all your charging needs feels like discovering a hidden superpower. The latest offerings from Zens aim to do just that, with their Pro 2 and Pro 3 USB-C cables designed to power up to three devices simultaneously. While not the first to explore multi-device charging, these cables bring enhanced capabilities and a forward-thinking approach as charging technology continues to advance.
The more affordable option, the Pro 2 USB-C charging cable, is priced at €49.99 (approximately $58). It features an integrated Qi2 wireless charging puck capable of delivering up to 15W for smartphones or earbuds. Although it doesn’t support the faster Qi2.2 standard for 25W wireless charging, it remains highly versatile. The cable is compatible with 140W chargers, making it suitable for powering demanding devices like laptops. Additionally, Zens confirms that the cable is built to handle future charging rates of up to 240W as more powerful adapters enter the market.
Stepping up in both price and functionality, the €99.99 (around $117) Pro 3 model includes everything the Pro 2 offers but adds a dedicated wireless charger for AirPods and Apple Watch. This makes it an ideal all-in-one solution for users deeply invested in the Apple ecosystem. Both cables measure 59 inches in length, providing ample reach for comfortable use. Preorders are currently open, with shipments anticipated to begin in October 2025.
(Source: The Verge)
