The Arzweyk USB C Data Charging Cable is a replacement USB Type-C cable sold for Razer and Ducky mechanical keyboards, as well as controllers such as the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro Chroma. Think of it as the cable you buy once, after the bundled one has gone missing or frayed at the connector.
Overview
This is a USB Type-C male-to-male cable measuring 1.8m (5.9ft), wrapped in wear-resistant nylon braid, with metal connector housings, available only in black.
The manufacturer states it has passed more than 10,000 bend tests, so the design focus is clearly durability at the strain points rather than headline specs. There is nothing novel here: the two things worth judging are whether it fits your device, and whether 1.8m is the right length.
Amazon reviews stood at 11 ratings averaging 4.8 out of 5 stars (96% positive) as of the 1 June 2026 capture.
That average looks strong, but with a sample of only 11 it cannot be read with the same confidence as a mainstream cable carrying thousands of ratings. The undisclosed specifications discussed below matter far more to your buying decision than the star rating does.
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| What is it | USB Type-C male-to-male charge and data cable, 1.8m |
| Main use | Razer / Ducky keyboards and Razer controllers |
| If your PC has only USB-A | It will not connect — both ends are Type-C |
| Data rate / PD wattage | Not stated; verify before repurposing |
| Price reference | ¥3,994 as captured 27 Aug 2026 (fluctuates) |
| Poor fit for | Anyone wanting one cable for phone and laptop too |
As the table shows, the decision comes down to port shape and whether you intend to use the cable for anything else. As a dedicated keyboard spare it makes sense; as a do-everything cable it does not.
Compatibility Guide
The devices listed as compatible are the following, all of which carry a USB Type-C port on the device side.
- Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro
- Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro
- Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Optical Gaming Keyboard
- Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma Wired Gaming Pro Controller
- Ducky One 2 Pro Mini
- Ducky One 2 Mini
- Ducky One 2 SF RGB Mechanical Keyboard
Check your PC port first
This is where most buyers get caught. Both ends of this cable are USB Type-C male, so it physically cannot plug into a USB-A port.
If the cable that shipped with your keyboard or controller had a USB-A end, swapping to this one means your PC now needs a free Type-C port as well. Desktop cases with front panels offering only USB-A are still common, so look at the front, the rear I/O and any monitor hub before ordering.
An A-to-C adapter is possible, but it adds a failure point; if your machine is USB-A only, buy an A-to-C cable instead.
Watch the model-name mismatch
The product title refers to the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro Chroma, while the compatibility list names the Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma Wired Gaming Pro Controller. Razer controller names often differ by a single word while referring to entirely different products, and these two are not interchangeable.
Any Type-C port will physically accept the plug, but confirm the exact model printed on your controller and match it against the listing images and compatibility table before ordering.
Wattage and data rate are undisclosed
The specification sheet lists no Power Delivery support, no wattage figure, and no data-rate class such as USB 2.0, USB 3.2 or USB4.
For a keyboard or controller this rarely matters, since such devices typically need only USB 2.0-class bandwidth and a few watts.
It matters enormously if you plan to repurpose the cable for laptop fast-charging or external SSD transfers. Treat an unstated specification as likely to be the lower option, and buy a cable with published numbers when the numbers matter.
The quirk of C-to-C cables
USB Type-C to Type-C cables depend on correct CC-line implementation; when that is wrong, devices simply fail to negotiate and charging never starts. This cable is described as working with the listed devices, but anything outside that list — phones, laptops, Thunderbolt docks — is untested territory.
Identical-looking Type-C connectors are not electrically equivalent, and troubleshooting a silent failure is genuinely difficult.
Product Details
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Connector type | USB Type-C (male to male) |
| Cable length | 1.8m (5.9ft) |
| Cable material | Nylon braid |
| Compatible devices | Keyboards, game controllers |
| Bend test | 10,000+ cycles |
| Color | Black |
| In the box | One USB C data cable |
Pricing captured for this article: ¥3,724 on Amazon as of 1 June 2026, ¥3,994 as of 27 August 2026, and $20.00 on eBay US as of 16 July 2026.
All are snapshots that move with sales and stock. The ¥270 drift across roughly three months is reason enough to check the live listing rather than trusting any figure printed here.
Candidly, ¥3,724 to ¥3,994 is not cheap for a 1.8m USB-C cable.
The price makes sense only if you value the named compatibility list as insurance against a cable that will not fit or will not be recognised. If you simply want length, better-specified options exist at similar or lower cost.
The 11 ratings averaging 4.8 (captured 1 June 2026) are thin enough that a single poor review would move the average noticeably.
Check the current count alongside the score.
Living With 1.8 Meters
1.8m comfortably reaches from a keyboard on the desk, around the back edge, and into a rear-panel Type-C port.
For 60% keyboard owners who pull the board close, it is often too much, and you will want a cable tie or clip. A 60% layout exists to free desk space, so half a meter of slack coiled on the desk defeats the point.
Nylon braid resists tangling and abrasion at desk edges, but it is stiffer than silicone or PVC jackets and keeps a set in tight routing. Metal connector housings help in a replacement role with frequent plugging.
Since most cable failures begin at the connector strain relief, the claimed 10,000-cycle bend rating is a statement of confidence about exactly that area. The test conditions are not published, so it cannot be compared directly against another brand's cycle count.
How It Compares
There are three criteria for a replacement cable: your PC-side port shape, the wattage and data rate you need, and length. This cable answers only the third; the first is constrained to Type-C, and the second is simply unanswered.
If your needs are broader, buy published specifications. A Belkin BoostCharge braided 2m cable with USB-IF certification and 240W PD3.1 support can also handle a laptop.
If external SSDs or docks are in scope, a Cable Matters USB4 cable rated at 40Gbps states its speed in numbers. If you just want spares, a three-pack of 1.8m 60W cables wins on cost per cable.
What this cable offers in return is a named compatibility list. If your goal is to restore a Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro or Ducky One 2 Mini without experimenting, that has real value.
Best Use Cases
- Owners of the Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro, Deathstalker V2 Pro or Huntsman Mini who lost or broke the original cable and want an explicitly listed replacement.
- Ducky One 2 Mini / Pro Mini / SF RGB users who have already confirmed a free USB Type-C port on the PC side.
- Anyone sharing one desk cable between a keyboard and a Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma controller.
- Anyone who wants a spare in the drawer; braid and metal housings suit frequent plugging.
Before You Buy
The biggest caveat is that both ends are USB Type-C. If your original cable terminated in USB-A, this swap requires a free Type-C port on the computer.
Count the C ports on your case front and rear before ordering, or you will end up choosing between a return and an adapter purchase.
Second, wattage and data rate are not published. That is tolerable for keyboards and controllers, but it means you cannot rely on this cable for phone fast-charging, video output or external storage.
If you want one cable to cover all of that, buying a specified product is cheaper in the end.
Third, note the mismatch between the title (Wolverine V2 Pro Chroma) and the compatibility list (Wolverine V2 Chroma). Amazon listing metadata is sometimes inconsistent with the physical product, and the seller and fulfilment fields — Amazon US here — can affect delivery times or import handling depending on your region.
Check the images, the compatibility table and the seller information, not just the product name string.
Finally, every price in this article is a capture, not a current quote. ¥3,724 on 1 June 2026 and ¥3,994 on 27 August 2026 show how quickly it moves.
This is not a cable you buy because it went on sale; it is one you buy because a keyboard you already own needs to work again.
FAQ
Q. Will it work with a PC that has only USB-A ports? A.
No. Both ends are USB Type-C male.
An adapter is possible, but an A-to-C cable is the reliable answer.
Q. Can I charge a phone or laptop with it? A.
It will physically connect, but no wattage or PD support is published, so fast charging is not guaranteed. Choose a cable with a stated wattage for that job.
Q. Can I use it with an external SSD? A.
Not recommended. No data-rate class is stated, so use a cable that publishes a speed such as 40Gbps instead.
Q. Does it fit the Wolverine V2 Pro? A.
The listed controller is the wired Wolverine V2 Chroma. Similar names refer to different products, so verify the model printed on your unit.
Q. Is 1.8m too long?
A. It is right for rear-panel routing but generous for a 60% keyboard used close in. Plan on a cable tie.
Q. Is the 4.8 rating trustworthy? A.
It is an average of 11 ratings captured 1 June 2026. Treat it as indicative and check the current count.
Product Disclosure (Amazon)
- Manufacturer: Arzweyk
- Seller: Amazon US
- Fulfilled by: Amazon US
- ASIN: B0DCSL3DBD
- Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.
