Ugreen nexode 240w usb c cable 480 mbps – Breaking News & Latest Updates 2026
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The screens are now coming for your cables.

It’s not a new idea, but following the proliferation of status screens on power banks and chargers, tiny inline displays are becoming more common on USB cables. Ugreen’s latest offering comes with a full color LCD on one end displaying the current power draw up to 240W, and is available in 3.3 ($22.99) or 6.6-foot ($26.99) options.

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<em>Both lengths of the Ugreen Nexode 240W USB-C cable are currently discounted by 26 percent on Amazon.</em>
<em>Power delivery maxes out at 240W if the device and charger both support it, but data transfers are limited to 480Mbps so you can’t use the cable for video.</em>
<em>The cable includes a touch-sensitive button to rotate the screen or turn it off so it doesn’t disturb you at night.</em>
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Both lengths of the Ugreen Nexode 240W USB-C cable are currently discounted by 26 percent on Amazon.
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