USB C Cable

randylol123

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I just received my LG Gram 13Z980 and i'm thinking of charging it via USB C. From what I can gather the recommended profile is 20V/2A. I'm looking to get the Aukey PA-Y10 which has an output of 20V/2.3A via the USB C port. However I'm struggling with the USB Cable. Can I just use any USB C cable or is there a specific wattage or voltage that has to be used ?
 

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You must buy a proper USB C to C. Cause you are using it to charge a laptop. Not some Kuching kurat device.

The profile charging is a guide 20v/2A. You can buy cables that are rated up to 100W charging.

Energea has some good USB c to c cable.
 
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I just received my LG Gram 13Z980 and i'm thinking of charging it via USB C. From what I can gather the recommended profile is 20V/2A. I'm looking to get the Aukey PA-Y10 which has an output of 20V/2.3A via the USB C port. However I'm struggling with the USB Cable. Can I just use any USB C cable or is there a specific wattage or voltage that has to be used ?

https://shopee.sg/Baseus-3A-Fast-Ch...ote-9-USBC-Type-c-Cable-i.69433319.1632608391

I'm using this for my yoga + aukey pa-y10
 
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Any recommendations? thinking of getting Sony one

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For me I'm using choetech. USB 3.1 type c to c. USB certified and goes up to 100w. I have another from energea that goes 100w to.
 

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I'm using ugreen usb c to usb c for my Mi notebook air. Can support up to 60W so should be more than enuf for 20V 2A charging.

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