



Loose cables at the bottom of your bag, solved. Pull CORD to the length you need, then retract it into a compact form when you're done. USB-C to USB-C and rated for charging up to 240W.
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Extend CORD to the length you need and its mechanical locking system holds it in place. When you are finished, it retracts into a compact form—so there is no cable to hand-wrap, no loose coil taking over your pouch and less to untangle on the next trip.
A charger can only deliver the power the connected device and cable support. CORD and LINE are rated up to 240W — far more capacity than any PackMode charger requires, and enough headroom for larger USB-C devices. The result is simple: the cable does not restrict compatible charging speeds.
The 240W rating is the cable's maximum capacity. It does not force 240W into your device — each device draws only what it supports.Use the same cable with compatible USB-C phones, tablets, laptops, power banks, earbuds and handheld consoles—instead of packing a different charging cable for each. Your charger and device determine the actual power, up to the cable's 240W maximum.
PACK 70 gives you more flexibility across its secondary USB ports. SLIM 70 trades that flexibility for a thinner 36mm profile.
AC power limits depend on the local mains voltage. Check that any device connected to an AC socket supports the local supply voltage and does not require grounding. USB output allocation varies by port combination, and actual charging speed depends on the connected device, cable and charging protocol.
Already have a compatible USB-C charger? CORD will work with it. Need one for travel? Choose PACK 70 for maximum flexibility or DUO 65 for a lighter two-device setup.

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No. The 240W rating is the cable's maximum capacity, not a forced output. Your charger and device negotiate the actual power, and each device only draws what it supports.
Its 240W power rating will not restrict compatible charging from PACK 70, DUO 65 or other supported USB-C chargers. Actual charging speed depends on the charger, laptop and charging protocol supported by both.
Yes, provided the devices use USB-C. CORD can be used with compatible USB-C phones, tablets, laptops, power banks and other devices, so you do not need a separate cable for each one.
CORD has USB-C connectors at both ends. It does not plug directly into a USB-A charger or a device with a Lightning port.
An integrated E-marker communicates the cable's supported power capability to compatible USB-C equipment. An appropriately rated e-marked cable is required for supported USB-C charging above 60W.
It works with compatible USB-C chargers, from lower-power phone chargers to higher-power laptop chargers. The charger and device determine the actual output, and the cable does not force additional power into your device.
Yes. It supports USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps for everyday file syncing alongside charging.