"As often as I rely on USB-C cables to charge my devices or help with work, I hardly think about them. My mindset has been that they're all mostly the same with negligible differences. I usually throw them into my junk drawer and only take a cable out when needed. Plus, what improvements can you really make to smartphone cables?"
"The ChargeKey V2 sticks to the series' signature feature with a durable form factor. Both the cable housing and the little connecting lock are made of electroplated zinc, protecting the device from outside damage and corrosion. You'll notice that the lock has enough space in its loop for owners to slide in a key ring and attach it to a keychain or backpack."
"Nomad's thoughtful design doesn't stop there. The cables are covered in nylon, which further enhances durability. Unlike the plastic sleeves commonly found on garden-variety USB-C cables, the ChargeKey can be twisted in various directions and won't rip. Aesthetic tweaks were also made, but they're so subtle that you may not notice them unless you look closely. For example, the housing molds are slightly larger than before, and the electroplated zinc is more polished."
USB-C cables are often regarded as interchangeable and are commonly tossed into drawers. Nomad's ChargeKey V2 combines a compact keychain-friendly design with fast 240W charging capability. The housing and connecting lock use electroplated zinc for corrosion resistance and durability, and the lock includes a loop sized for a key ring. Braided nylon sleeving increases toughness and allows twisting without ripping, unlike typical plastic-sleeved cables. Subtle aesthetic tweaks include slightly larger housing molds and a more polished electroplated finish. The product balances portability, durability, and high-speed charging while reducing pocket and bag tangling.
Read at ZDNET
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