Supports Power Delivery (PD) up to around 20 W output, enabling faster charging than standard cables (e.g., 9 V × 2.2 A or similar).

Rated for roughly 3 A current (or equivalent) so it can deliver the higher-wattage charging safely.

Data-transfer capability for syncing devices (typically USB 2.0 speeds ~~ ~480 Mbps) rather than ultra-high-speed video/data.

Connector type: commonly USB-C at one end (and either USB-C or Lightning at the other depending on device compatibility).

Cable jacket & connector build quality: materials like TPE or nylon-braided jacket, aluminium/zinc alloy connector shells, reinforced strain relief to resist bending and breaking.

Length: commonly around 1 metre (so manageable, not too long).

Compatibility: Works with devices and chargers that support PD20W or similar fast-charging profiles; to get the full benefit you still need a PD-capable charger and a device that accepts fast charging.

Safety features: may include built-in protections (over-current, over-voltage, heat resistance) though this depends on manufacturer.

Labeling/branding: should indicate “PD20W” (or similar) and mention fast charging / data sync support, so you can distinguish it from basic cables.