This USB-C cable shows charging power and has magnetic winding! You can buy it for a steal now

The battery icon indicates that the phone is charging. ChoeTech XCC-1067-GR adds the current power output: it shows it on a small display directly on the connector. There’s no need to open anything on your phone; just look at the cable. The dark green variant now costs 237 CZK with code ALZADNY30 on Alza, and thanks to its magnetic winding, it stays together when coiled.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if: you want to keep track of the current power output when charging your phone or tablet, and also easily store the cable in your bag.
⚠️ Consider: it handles charging up to 60 W, but data only at USB 2.0 speeds up to 480 Mb/s. It’s not suitable for a fast external SSD.
💡 The same dark green variant costs 339 CZK at BSCOM. On Alza, you’ll pay 237 CZK with the code; prices are without shipping.

Power output right before your eyes

The display continuously shows the current charging power output, not just the maximum value stated on the packaging. This way, you’ll see what power is actually flowing to the device with the given connection. However, the number itself is not a diagnostic: it won’t definitively tell you whether lower power is caused by the adapter, the phone, or another component of the setup.

The cable supports USB Power Delivery up to 60 W. You’ll utilize the maximum with a compatible charger and device. It has USB-C on both ends, so it connects to an adapter with the same output; the charger is not included in the package.

Magnets hold the coiled cable together

The second practical feature comes into play after disconnecting. You coil the cable into a loop, and the magnetic winding will hold it in place, whether it’s on a table or you’re putting it in a bag. So, it’s not a magnetically detachable tip. The dark green version measures 1.2 meters and is protected by nylon braiding.

Today’s 237 CZK is not a record: in an August promotion, the same cable with a then-current code was 203 CZK. However, compared to the current 339 CZK without a code, even the current offer brings significant savings.

Would you use a display showing current power output on a charging cable?