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The "fire" ignited with the USB-C cable! It’s the ultimate gear that handles charging & transfer, as well as lighting and ignition

The "fire" ignited with the USB-C cable! It’s the ultimate gear that handles charging & transfer, as well as lighting and ignition

For the writer who carries two laptops, a USB-C cable is a staple in the bag. Since it’s something you carry every day, you don't just want to settle for charging, right? The "TriCable" combines rapid charging of up to 240W and data transfer of up to 40Gbps, along with an LED light and an electric ignition function all in one. It seems destined to become an essential gear.

A charging cable with lighting and ignition functions!?

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A multifunctional cable, USB-C to USB-C type, called "TriCable." It is used for charging smartphones and laptops in everyday situations, and can also serve as an LED light in dark places or as an electric ignition tool outdoors. Furthermore, it supports USB 4.0 and handles data transfer all in one cable.
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Cables tend to multiply in bags and on desks without you realizing it. If you’re going to carry one anyway, it's more efficient if it has uses beyond charging, right? Equipped with magnets on both ends, it can be bundled into a ring shape when not in use. You can hook it onto a bag or backpack, making it easy to use when needed.

Up to 240W, I want to use it for charging my MacBook

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It supports PD3.1 for charging, with a maximum output of 240W. It is compatible not only with smartphones but also with laptops and mobile batteries that require high output (when using at 240W, both the connected device and the USB-C charger must also be compatible).
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Additionally, the data transfer speed via USB4.0 is up to 40Gbps. Being able to use the same cable for both charging and data transfer without switching is quite convenient for work. You can charge your smartphone on the go, transfer data to your PC, and when night falls, it can also serve as a light. It means you can enhance the functionality of the cable you usually use.

A dark place has LED, and when you want an ignition source, it’s electric heating.

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The cable section is equipped with a high-brightness LED light. It can illuminate your hands or feet in situations where you need a little light, such as during a power outage, nighttime movement, or car troubles.
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What’s even more surprising is the electric heating ignition function. It does not use gas or oil, and can be powered by a smartphone or mobile battery, allowing you to create an ignition source by bringing ignition aids or hemp string close. It can also be used outdoors in windy conditions, making it fun to include in your camping gear.

Always want to hang it on your bag

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The weight is about 40g, and the total length is 19.8cm. The cable features a wear-resistant nylon braid, and the connector uses aluminum alloy. It comes in two colors: orange and black. Instead of carrying around separate charging cables, LED lights, and ignition tools, it consolidates everything into one cable you use daily. If you leave it attached to your bag, you can handle charging and data transfers on workdays, and lights and ignition on holidays.
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If the cable you use every day can also be useful outdoors or in emergencies, it seems there's no reason not to carry it with you all the time.
Product Name / TriCable
Price / 7380 yen, Special Price: from 4680 yen
Interface / USB-C to USB-C
Standard / USB4.0
Charging Output / Max 240W・PD3.1
Data Transfer / Max 40Gbps
Weight / Approx. 40g
Total Length / 19.8cm
Material / Aluminum Alloy, Nylon, Magnet, Silicone
Color / Orange, Black
* To use the ignition function and light function, a smartphone compatible with OTG power supply and reverse power supply or a compatible power supply device is required.

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