Apple 240W USB-C Charge Cable (2m) is a USB-C to USB-C cable built for charging, syncing, and transferring data with compatible devices. The 2-metre length is made for people who want more reach at a desk, beside a sofa, or across a meeting table. It suits MacBook users who charge from a USB-C adapter, iPad users who plug in at home, and iPhone 15 users who now use USB-C. COD available.
Why you’ll like it
An extra 2m length gives more freedom around desks and sockets
USB-C to USB-C ends keep things simple for modern devices
Supports charging up to 240W with compatible USB-C power adapters
Useful for charging, syncing, and basic data transfer in one cable
Woven design feels better in daily use and helps reduce tangles
Clear data expectation: USB 2 rates (not a high-speed USB4 cable)
Good for a tidy setup when your adapter stays under a desk or behind a TV unit
Key details
This cable is defined by three things: USB-C to USB-C connectors, a 2m length, and charging support up to 240W. It also uses USB 2 rates for data, which matters if you expect fast external-drive speeds.
Key features
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Apple |
| Product name | 240W USB-C Charge Cable (2m) |
| Part/SKU identifier | MU2G3 |
| Cable length | 2m (2-meter / 6ft) |
| Connector type | USB-C to USB-C |
| Max charging | Up to 240W |
| Data transfer | USB 2 rates |
| Design | Woven / braided |
| Use cases | Charging + syncing + transferring data |
| Adapter note | Power adapter sold separately |
| Compatibility (high-level) | MacBook / iPad / iPhone (USB-C) |
MU2G3 is a common identifier used by local listings for this exact 2m 240W cable.
2m is best when your socket is not right next to you. It reduces strain on ports, too.
USB-C to USB-C means both ends are the same connector. It won’t fit USB-A ports.
“Up to 240W” is about the charging capability when paired with a compatible USB-C power adapter.
USB 2 rates help set expectations for data. It’s fine for syncing and basic transfers.
Woven/braided design is a build style you can feel. It often helps with handling and tangles.
“Power adapter sold separately” means you’re buying the cable only, not a wall charger.
The high-level compatibility line is about USB-C devices, not every model under the sun.
If your device supports USB-C, the main check is the charging wattage it needs.
If you need a cable for high-speed external SSD work, confirm your required data standard first.
Fit & compatibility
This is a USB-C to USB-C cable, and it’s 2 metres long, so it fits devices and chargers that both use USB-C ports. It’s designed for charging plus USB 2 data, so it’s not the right pick if you specifically need USB4 or Thunderbolt data speeds.
Compatibility (high-level) mentioned in listings:
MacBook
iPad
iPhone (USB-C)
iPhone 15 series (USB-C)
Compatibility note: This is a USB-C to USB-C charging and data cable with USB 2 rates. It is not a USB-A cable, and it is not a USB4/Thunderbolt high-speed data cable.
Also known as: MU2G3.
Use cases
Who it’s for:
MacBook users who charge via USB-C and want a longer 2m cable
iPad users who want more reach from wall sockets
iPhone 15 series users who need a USB-C cable for charging and syncing
Desk setups where the charger sits under the table or behind monitors
People who want one cable for charging plus basic data transfer
Anyone replacing a worn cable but keeping their existing USB-C power adapter
Who should skip:
Anyone who needs USB-A on one end
Devices that do not charge via USB-C
Buyers expecting a wall charger included
Users who need a shorter cable for a cleaner setup
Anyone who needs high-speed USB4/Thunderbolt data performance
Buying from Kraod
Kraod – COD nationwide; Returns: 7 days; Same-day delivery: Lahore only; Nationwide delivery: usually 3–4 working days; “official warranty where available + store warranty support”; Prices may vary by stock/variants.
Ready to order?
If your devices use USB-C and you want extra reach, the 2m 240W cable is a practical upgrade.
FAQs
Is Apple 240W USB-C Charge Cable (2m) USB4/Thunderbolt?
Listings describe USB 2 rates for data. It’s built for charging, syncing, and basic transfers, not high-speed USB4 or Thunderbolt performance.
Does the 240W cable support fast charging for MacBook Pro?
It supports charging up to 240W when paired with a compatible USB-C power adapter. Actual charging depends on your MacBook model and adapter capability.
Does it come with a charger/power adapter?
No. Product listings state the power adapter is sold separately, so you’ll need a compatible USB-C power adapter for wall charging.
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