Belkin BoostCharge Pro Flex USB-C to USB-C Cable 60W — 2 m, White
60 W USB-C Power DeliveryUSB-IF certified30,000+ bend ratingCable strap included
The Belkin BoostCharge Pro Flex cable (part number CAB011BT2MWH) is a 2 m USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 60 W of USB-C Power Delivery — enough to fast-charge any phone or tablet and to run a MacBook Air. Belkin quotes a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra from 0 to 50% in 27 minutes. The construction is what you are paying for: a silicone core inside a double-braided nylon jacket, rated up to 30× more durable than an ordinary PVC cable and tested to 30,000+ bends. It is USB-IF certified, so the electrical, mechanical and environmental behaviour has been verified rather than claimed, and it passes Belkin’s own 18-point quality test. Data runs at USB 2.0 speed, 480 Mbps. A cable strap is included to keep it coiled.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Universal USB-C to USB-C: iPhone 15 and later, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, iPad and iPad Pro, Nintendo Switch, MacBook Air and any other device with a standard USB-C port. Data is USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps — fine for syncing a phone, not for an external SSD, and this cable does not carry video. If you need high-speed data or a monitor over USB-C, choose a USB4 or Thunderbolt cable instead. 60 W is the power ceiling; a MacBook Pro under load wants more. Belkin also sells this cable in 1 m and 3 m lengths and in three other colours.
Best For
✓ Anyone fast-charging a USB-C phone or tablet
✓ MacBook Air owners who want a spare charging cable
✓ People who have replaced the same frayed cable more than once
✓ Nintendo Switch owners charging away from the dock
✓ Travellers who want a cable that survives being stuffed in a bag
✓ Buyers who want USB-IF certification rather than an unknown
Key Features
30,000+ bends, 30× more durable
A silicone core in a double-braided nylon jacket. Ordinary PVC cables split at the strain relief within a year or two; this is built and tested specifically for that failure point.
60 W Power Delivery
Fast charging for every phone and tablet, and enough to run a MacBook Air. Belkin quotes a Galaxy S23 Ultra from 0 to 50% in 27 minutes.
USB-IF certified
Certification means the cable was tested against the USB standard for electrical, mechanical and environmental behaviour. It is the only meaningful way to tell two identical-looking USB-C cables apart.
Tangle-free, with a strap
The silicone core keeps the cable flexible and stops it kinking, and the included cable strap keeps it coiled instead of knotted at the bottom of a bag.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Brand |
Belkin |
| Model |
BoostCharge Pro Flex USB-C to USB-C Cable 60W |
| Part Number |
CAB011BT2MWH |
| MPN |
CAB011BT2MWH |
| EAN / GTIN |
0745883832781 |
| Power and data |
| Maximum power |
60 W USB-C Power Delivery |
| Charge speed |
Galaxy S23 Ultra 0–50% in 27 minutes |
| Data |
USB 2.0, up to 480 Mbps |
| Video |
Not supported |
| Certification |
USB-IF certified |
| Build |
| Jacket |
Double-braided nylon over a silicone core |
| Durability |
Up to 30× more durable, 30,000+ bends |
| Quality testing |
Belkin 18-point quality test |
| Colour |
White |
| Connectivity |
| Connector |
24-pin USB-C male |
| Connector (second end) |
24-pin USB-C male |
| Length |
2 m |
| Other lengths |
Belkin also lists 1 m and 2 m versions |
| Support |
| In the box |
Cable and cable strap |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
| Manufacturer Term |
Belkin calls this a “USB-C to USB-C Cable” (BoostCharge Pro Flex), so it is listed under USB Type-C. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it charge my laptop?
Up to 60 W, which runs a MacBook Air comfortably. A MacBook Pro or a workstation laptop under load wants a 100 W or 240 W rated cable.
How fast is data transfer?
USB 2.0 speed, up to 480 Mbps. That is fine for syncing a phone but slow for an external SSD — for that you want a USB4 or Thunderbolt cable.
Can it carry video to a monitor?
No. This is a charging and sync cable. For video over USB-C you need a cable rated for DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB4 or Thunderbolt.
What does USB-IF certified mean?
The USB Implementers Forum has tested the cable against the standard for electrical, mechanical and environmental performance. It is the difference between a specification and a claim.
Singular Expert Insight
Two USB-C cables that look identical can differ by a factor of four in power and a factor of forty in data, which is why certification is the only sensible filter. This one is honest about what it is: 60 W of charging, USB 2.0 data, no video — and built to a 30,000-bend rating so it outlasts several bundled cables. Match it to the job: for a phone, a tablet or a MacBook Air it is the right cable, and cheaper than the 240 W versions. If you also need to drive a monitor or a fast SSD, spend more on a USB4 cable instead. See our
USB-C cables and
chargers.
Buyer's Guide
Buy it if
You want a durable, certified USB-C charging cable for a phone, tablet or MacBook Air, and 60 W is enough.
Skip it if
You charge a high-wattage laptop, or you need fast data or video over the same cable — take a 240 W or USB4 cable instead.
Also consider
A USB-C wall charger to match, and a USB4 cable if one of your connections also has to carry a monitor or an external drive.