Unboxing： beats 60W USB-C Fast Charging Braided Cable A3393

Beats is a headphone brand under Apple. It features stylish and trendy designs. With support from Apple's technology and supply chain, Beats has achieved increasingly competitive product quality. Therefore, if you do not prefer Apple's relatively plain design style, Beats will be an excellent alternative.

ChargerLAB has recently obtained a USB-C to USB-C braided fast charging cable launched by Beats. It delivers the same performance and is priced identically to Apple's 60W fast charging cable. However, this Beats cable reaches 1.5 meters in length and comes in four color options: Lightning Black, Surge Grey, Speed Blue and Turbo Red. Let’s take a closer look at its specific design and workmanship.

Unboxing of the Beats 60W Braided Charging Cable

The front of the packaging box is printed with the Beats brand, the appearance of the data cable and its name.The back is printed with the multilingual product name, model number and merchant information of the data cable.The product name of the data cable is USB-C to USB-C 60W Braided Cable (1.5m), and the model is A3393.The package contains a data cable and an instruction manual.

This 60W USB-C fast charging cable from Beats features a braided design. Compared with ordinary cables, it delivers a more premium texture and offers better wear resistance and durability.The Beats brand logo is printed on the shell of the data cable terminal.The metal shell of the USB-C male connector is marked with Apple, China, and the cable model A3393, among other information.Close-up of the inside of the USB-C male connector, with a non-full PIN design.

An anti-bending strain relief is provided at the end of the terminal, which is a major difference from Apple's braided cables.The outer braid of the cable is tightly woven, with a smooth surface free of burrs and fine workmanship.The actual measured length of Apple's new USB-C charging cable is approximately 150 cm.The wire diameter is 3.12mm.

In addition, the cable weighs approximately 30g as measured.No E-Marker chip was detected on the cable when tested with ChargerLAB POWER-Z KM003C.

When charging the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max with this data cable, the measured charging power is approximately 24.53W.When charging the Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020), the measured power is approximately 45.6W.