140W USB C to XT60 Charging Cable, 1.65FT Type C to XT60 Female Adapter PD 140W max Charging Cable for Drone, Solar Battery,etc for Tool-kitrc M7 M6 M6D M8S Charger(0.5M/1.65F)

Works perfectly for using my power bank to skyrc b6 nano xt60 powered lipo charger. Negotiated 20v (the max voltage of my power bank) and will charge 4s at 3.5 amps. I was skeptical because of reviews, but for my niche use it’s perfect and I couldn’t be happier. Cable is high quality flexible and softer feeling, not the stiff tight plasticky type commonly found on cheaper braided cables. Xt60 end is also high quality molded design, however the bend relief on the xt60 side is non-functional and completely solid. The bend relief on the usbc side is functional. I don’t think it’ll be an issue though as braided cables generally don’t even need bend relief. Note I don’t have a 140w usbc source, so this is only being tested with 20v and about 70w, but worked flawlessly and didn’t get warm. My only regret is not buying this sooner and messing around with diy old computer power supplies when this is an option. Just get it, if it works you’ll be happy with the quality, if it doesn’t send it back.

Very happy with the cable, able to deliver over the spec @ 150W to an ISDT 608AC Lipo charger. Does heat up slightly but not concerning.

This is quite a fascinating concept and product. I purchased this to allow charging of a power station (Anker/Ecoflow etc) over USB-C via the XT60 port on the device. So far i've tried it on three different power stations: - Anker Solix C200 - Works great, and at the full 140W when using this device to charge other devices. Works great and charges the C200 at its max 100w solar input spec. - Anker Solix C1000 - Works great, charges this device at the full 140w when plugged into a 140w capable charger. - Ecoflow River 3 Plus - Works... but only if manually setting the device to pull 4 amps in the app. Otherwise this unit tries to pull too much power over the USB connection and it trips the overcurrent safety. Overall. this device works great, and as expected, however the cable itself doesn't appear to be capable of limiting the amps sufficiently in some cases.

Works very well, I use it to power a lithium battery dc charger from a usb-c pd power plug.

Do not buy as this cable has a huge amount of cable resistance. Measured resistance around 600 mOhm which means that feeding it 100 watts of pewer means only 82 get into the device robbing 18 watts of power. Also it never went into 28V PD mode always staying in 20V

Ordered 2 of them hoping I could charge my f1200 at 200w but even with adapter cable its over voltage. When using a single cable it helps the f1200 from discharging too quickly.

Can be used to power USB-C devices from suitable batteries with an XT60 male connector.

I had some old Anker batteries laying around and wanted to extend the runtime of my Anker C1000. Yes, this allows me to plug in my Anker 521 into the Anker C1000 and extend it for a little bit (albeit it at a conversion loss). A lot of my Anker products don't like charging each other - but this allows me to daisy chain the C300 and C200 together. Cable is well built and handles 140w with ease. (Gets hot but has handled it for months for me with no problem). Note can only use this from the USB C TO the XT60 port. (Meaning one way direction).