The cable is rated for power delivery of 240W, making it suitable for charging high-power devices such as gaming laptops and portable monitors.

Currently, the cables are not available on Amazon and can only be purchased directly from Sanwa Supply's Japanese online store, requiring international buyers to arrange alternative shipping.

In addition to the USB-C cable, Sanwa has also released a quick-release Ethernet cable inspired by Apple's MagSafe technology, which detaches easily to prevent damage.

This limitation positions the 500-USB090 primarily as a power cable, as most users prefer faster data connections for their devices.

Sanwa Supply Inc., a notable Japanese accessory maker, has introduced a new USB-C cable, the 500-USB090, featuring a unique connector that bends 180 degrees and rotates 360 degrees.

The USB-C to USB-C cable comes in two lengths: 1 meter priced at approximately $16.46 and 1.8 meters at around $17.73.

Sanwa's cable supports a variety of devices including phones, tablets, Nintendo Switch, and MacBooks, ensuring efficient charging.

This innovative design aims to alleviate strain on USB-C ports, allowing for flexible positioning without the need for specific orientation while charging devices.

Additionally, a USB-A to USB-C model is available, supporting Quick Charge 3.0, which is ideal for smartphones.

Despite its high power capacity, the cable's data transfer speeds are limited to USB 2.0, maxing out at 480Mbps, which is significantly slower than other cables that can offer up to 40Gbps.

The USB-A to USB-C variant is also offered, with prices starting at about $12.63 for 1 meter and $14.54 for 2 meters.

The flexible design of the cable makes it ideal for use in tight spaces, providing users with more freedom of movement while using their devices.