US561 • ONE USB-C INPUT • TWO USB-C OUTPUTS • 100W
UGREEN US561 35087 2-in-1 USB-C Charging Cable, 100W, 1.5m
A charging-focused USB-C Y cable with exact model-specific power sharing for charging one or two nearby USB-C devices from one suitable PD source.
01 · Product introduction
Overview
UGREEN US561 35087 2-in-1 USB-C Charging Cable, 100W, 1.5m has one USB-C input/source plug and two USB-C output/device plugs. It is designed to reduce charger and cable clutter when one PD source needs to charge one or two nearby USB-C devices.
The 100W figure is the maximum of either branch when used alone with a matching charger and receiving device. When both branches are connected, the cable distributes the available input according to its exact printed table rather than delivering 100W to each device.
UGREEN regional exact-product pages disagree about data: the India page says USB 2.0 sync, while the official Mexico page says charging only. Because the live gallery supports charging and power sharing but does not document data, this draft conservatively presents SKU 35087 as a charging cable with no promised data, audio or video.
Actual charging power depends on charger per-port output, Power Delivery profiles, the receiving device, cable temperature, battery state and whether another charger port is sharing the source budget.
Exact-SKU evidence reconciliation
All nine exact live images are distinct and useful: product identity, 100W ceiling, two-device use, single-device examples, dual-chip control, bend-tested braid, conductor construction, the exact power-sharing table and 1.5m reach. Official regional pages conflict on data: UGREEN India says USB 2.0 sync, while UGREEN Mexico says charge-only. This draft therefore treats SKU 35087 conservatively as a charging cable and does not promise data or video. The exact live power-sharing table is used as the operating reference; generic Y-cable assumptions are not substituted.
02 · At a glance
Key features
03 · Physical fit
Connectors, direction and interface clarity
04 · Capability
Signal, data or power performance
Single-device use: either C1 or C2 is shown as supporting up to 100W with a compatible 100W PD source and device.
Two-device use with a 100W source: the exact table shows C1 up to 65W and C2 up to 30W. This is a 95W branch allocation ceiling, not two 100W outputs.
With a 65W source the table shows 45W + 18W; with 45W it shows 22.5W + 22.5W; with 30W it shows 13.5W + 13.5W; with 20W it shows 9W + 9W; with 18W it shows 5V/1.5A on each branch.
The India listing calls out PD 3.0 and a 5A/100W ceiling, but also states that Samsung 25W/45W fast charging is not supported. Do not promise Samsung Super Fast Charging from connector fit alone.
Power can renegotiate when a second device is connected or removed. A brief charging pause or rate change can be normal while the source and branches recalculate their profiles.
05 · Complete path
What the entire connection must support
The source must be a real USB-C power output with enough per-port wattage. A 100W charger label does not guarantee every port supplies 100W or that multiport use leaves the full budget available.
Each receiving device accepts only profiles implemented by its USB-C charging controller. A 100W-capable cable cannot force a phone, tablet or laptop to draw more than it requests.
Use the exact C1/C2 table when two devices are connected. Branch priority is asymmetric at higher source wattages, so connect the higher-power laptop to C1 when planning the 65W + 30W allocation.
Do not add USB-C extension leads, magnetic tips, display adapters or questionable couplers. Extra connections add resistance, heat and negotiation failure points.
For stable high-power use, keep the charger ventilated, fully seat every plug and uncoil any tightly bundled cable so heat can dissipate.
06 · Behaviour
Standards, negotiation and operating roles
USB Power Delivery is negotiated; wattage is not pushed blindly. Source, cable identity and receiving device agree on a supported voltage/current profile.
The dual-branch cable uses control electronics to manage charging allocation. Those chips coordinate supported operation but cannot correct damaged ports, counterfeit chargers or liquid/debris contamination.
The exact 100W source table corresponds to common PD voltages shown in the artwork. Actual wattage can be lower because of charger power sharing, thermal management or device battery state.
Regional UGREEN pages conflict on USB 2.0 data, and the exact live gallery does not resolve it. Treat data as unsupported for buying purposes and use a separate known-rated data cable.
No display mode is verified. USB-C connector shape alone does not provide DisplayPort Alt Mode, Thunderbolt, USB4 or docking functions.
Ceiling, not a promise
Connector and standard labels describe capability. The complete source, destination, route, settings and negotiated mode determine the result.
07 · Device fit
Compatible devices and systems
08 · Practical value
Use scenarios
09 · Usability
Setup and usability guidance
- Read the charger's per-port output table and confirm its USB-C port can provide the wattage planned for one or two devices.
- Connect the single input plug to the charger or power source before attaching devices. Keep the charger unplugged from mains while inspecting dirty or damaged ports.
- For one device, connect either branch. For two devices, put the higher-power laptop or tablet on C1 and the lower-power phone/accessory on C2.
- Wait for power renegotiation after adding or removing the second device. Check the device's charging indicator rather than assuming the printed maximum is active.
- Route the 1.5m cable with a gentle loop and relaxed 25cm branches. Do not stretch the junction between devices placed farther apart than the branch reach.
- During sustained laptop charging, uncoil the cable, keep fabrics and bedding away from the charger and connectors, and check for unusual localised heat.
- Disconnect by gripping the metal connector shell, not the braided cable. Remove the charger from mains before cleaning or inspecting a questionable connection.
10 · Host behaviour
Operating-system, driver and software guidance
The cable needs no app, driver or firmware update. Charging behaviour is controlled by the hardware negotiation among source, cable electronics and receiving device.
Laptop battery utilities can deliberately slow or stop charging near a configured threshold. Phone and tablet thermal controls can also reduce wattage as the battery warms or fills.
A device may display slow charger when its requested profile is above the branch allocation or the source port cannot supply the planned wattage. Move the higher-power device to C1 and remove competing charger loads.
Because data support is conflicting and not established by the live gallery, do not troubleshoot this model as a file-transfer cable. Use a separate exact-rated USB data lead.
No software setting can turn this charging Y cable into a monitor, hub, dock, storage, audio or Thunderbolt connection.
Software boundary
The accessory has no user application. Connected hosts and devices can still require exact-model drivers, firmware, permissions or settings.
11 · Verified scope
What this product does
- Connects one suitable USB-C power source to one or two USB-C charging devices.
- Supports up to 100W on either branch when that branch is used alone with a matching source and device.
- Applies the exact model's two-device power-sharing table, including 65W + 30W with a 100W source.
- Provides 1.5m reach and approximately 25cm output branches for nearby devices.
- Uses braided construction, aluminium-alloy shells, tinned-copper conductors and dual control-chip management shown in the live gallery.
- Renegotiates charging when a second device is connected or removed.
12 · Clear boundaries
What this product does not do
- It does not provide 100W to both branches simultaneously; 100W is a single-branch ceiling.
- It does not guarantee a device-specific fast-charge logo, PPS profile or Samsung 25W/45W Super Fast Charging.
- Data is not promised because exact official regional pages conflict and the live gallery documents charging only.
- It does not carry verified video, audio, DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB4 or Thunderbolt signals.
- It is not a hub, dock, charger, power bank, USB switch, splitter for data or laptop dual-display cable.
- It cannot increase the wattage of a weak charger or override a receiving device's current limit.
13 · Best practice
What to do
14 · Common mistakes
What not to do
15 · Read before use
Warnings and limitations
16 · Diagnostics
Troubleshooting by symptom
17 · Exact data
Technical specifications
| Specification | Verified exact-SKU detail |
|---|---|
| Product | UGREEN US561 35087 2-in-1 USB-C Charging Cable, 100W, 1.5m |
| SKU / family | 35087 / US561 |
| Cable topology | 1 × USB-C input to 2 × USB-C output |
| Length | 1.5m total listed; approximately 25cm split branches |
| Single-output ceiling | Up to 100W on either branch when used alone |
| 100W source sharing | C1 up to 65W + C2 up to 30W |
| 65W source sharing | 45W + 18W |
| 45W source sharing | 22.5W + 22.5W |
| 30W source sharing | 13.5W + 13.5W |
| 20W source sharing | 9W + 9W |
| 18W source sharing | 5V/1.5A + 5V/1.5A |
| Charging protocol listing | USB Power Delivery 3.0; actual profiles device-dependent |
| Data | Not promised due conflicting exact official listings |
| Video / audio | Not supported as a display or audio cable |
| Construction | Braided jacket, aluminium-alloy shells, tinned-copper conductors, dual control chips |
Package contents
- 1 × UGREEN US561 35087 2-in-1 USB-C charging cable, 1.5m. Wall charger, power bank, laptop, tablet, phone and any USB-C adapters are not included.
Confirm the sealed exact SKU and included-item list before installation. Similar products can use different connectors, directions or limits.
18 · Native collapsible answers
Product-specific FAQ
Can both branches deliver 100W at the same time?
No. Either branch can reach up to 100W when used alone. With a 100W source and two devices, the exact table shows C1 up to 65W and C2 up to 30W.
Which branch should charge my laptop?
Use C1 for the higher-power laptop during shared use. C2 receives the smaller allocation at common 100W and 65W source levels.
What happens when I connect a second device?
The source and cable renegotiate power. Charging can pause briefly, then each branch follows the available source profile and exact sharing table.
Does it transfer files?
Do not rely on data. Exact UGREEN regional pages conflict and the live gallery documents charging only, so this draft treats data as unsupported.
Can it drive a USB-C monitor or dock?
No verified video, DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB4 or Thunderbolt support exists. Use the exact cable specified by the monitor or dock.
Will it support Samsung 45W Super Fast Charging?
The exact UGREEN India listing says Samsung 25W/45W fast charging is not supported. Use a compatible PPS charger and single-device cable.
Why am I getting less than the table value?
The table lists maxima. Charger port output, other charger loads, device profile, temperature and battery state can all reduce actual wattage.
Can I use it with a power bank or car charger?
Yes when the USB-C output is PD-capable and provides an appropriate profile. Check per-port output, not only the product's total wattage.
Is it safe to keep the cable coiled?
Keep it loosely routed and ventilated. Uncoil it for sustained high-power laptop charging and stop if any plug develops abnormal heat.
Does the cable need software?
No. Charging is negotiated in hardware among the source, cable electronics and receiving devices.
What is included?
One UGREEN US561 35087 2-in-1 USB-C charging cable, 1.5m. A charger and connected devices are not included.
