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This $14 retractable USB-C cable is my secret to surviving long car rides with my kids

Talix's USB-C cable is compact and powerful enough to charge a laptop, and it's nearly 40% off.

The Talix retractable USB-C cable, typically priced at $22, is currently available for $14 with an Amazon coupon. This 4-foot-long cable, supporting up to 240W and PD 3.2, is capable of quickly charging laptops and phones. Despite its short length, it delivers impressive speed and efficiency, making it an ideal choice for those who need a reliable charging solution on the go.

The cable's compact and lightweight design, coupled with its magnetic ends, ensures it's easy to store and carry, fitting seamlessly into small pockets or bags. The smooth plastic enclosure prevents snagging and snagging in pockets, while the rubber coating on the connectors safeguards against fraying and ensures durability. Although the cable doesn't offer a button or one-sided pulling mechanism, a simple tug-and-release is sufficient.

ZDNET's editorial team highly recommends this deal, assigning it a 3/5 Editors deal rating, given its quality and affordability, particularly for tech-savvy individuals who frequently travel with laptops and multiple devices.

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