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Latest Nitro Black Beats 240W braided USB-C cable drops to $18 at Amazon (40% off)

While we have been tracking the latest Beats 240W braided USB-C cable in Nitro Navy blue down at $18 and $19 for a while (37% off), Amazon has just dropped the 10-foot black colorway down to one of the best prices ever at just over $18 Prime shipped

Amazon is now offering the latest 10-foot Beats 240W braided USB-C cable in Bolt Black down to $18.03 with free shippingfor Prime members or in orders over $35. 

Regularly $30, this is a straight up 40% off the list price and the lowest price we can find. Again, we have been tracking the blue down in this range for some time now, but now the black variant is joining the party. 

We spotted all colors of the latest 240W model down at $17 Prime shipped shortly after they first launched on Amazon back in May of this year, but you’re now otherwise looking at the lowest price we have tracked for the black model. 

The newest 2026 model delivers the same higher-end build with the somewhat minimalist branding on the connectors and the braided, tangle-free design on the cable itself, but this time it features a longer 10-foot run and the ability to support up to 240W of power passthrough. 

Compatible with all USB-C Apple and Android devices, this braided cable is built for charging, syncing, audio, CarPlay, and transferring data. Charge USB-C compatible Beats Studio Pro, Beats Solo 4, and Beats Pill even while you listen.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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