Mod Musings x WiredIn X-Ray Custom Cable

The X-Ray Cable is the official X-Ray cable by Mod Musings and WiredIn. An original design which showcases a soft-touch, translucent silicone cabling to display the shielding and conductor cable internals. The USB shells are made of a custom-designed die-cast copper alloy housing, which are bead blasted and finished in a matte silver PVD.

Mod Musings x WiredIn X-Ray Cable Features:

• Soft-touch, Translucent Silicone cabling
• Shell material: Custom-designed die-cast copper alloy, bead blasted, matte silver PVD finish
• Length: 4ft
  
• Low profile design for wide compatibility with recessed ports
• 8K Polling Rate Compatible (tested and approved by Wooting)
• Male to Male
• USB-C to C Specs:
  
  • Power Delivery: 240W fast charging enabled
  • Wide device compatibility, including phones
  • Increased data speeds
• USB-A to C Specs:
  
  • Power Delivery: 65W
  • Wide device compatibility, including phones
    

Includes:

• 1 Mod Musings x WiredIn X-Ray Cable

8K Polling Disclaimer & Support Policy Update

Wiredin's Modern Materials and X-Ray cables are 8K compatible and perform as expected for the vast majority of setups. In rare, niche cases, we’ve seen USB-A to USB-C X-Ray cables behave inconsistently at 8K with certain newer Wooting PCBs, depending on the overall system configuration. Outside of 8K polling, these cables remain fully operational and within spec.

To be as transparent and fair as possible, please note the following:

• X-Ray USB-A to USB-C cables purchased on or after January 20th will not be eligible for replacement or refund if the cable is fully operational but experiences instability only at 8K polling.
• If 8K polling is critical to your setup and you’re using a Wooting board, we strongly recommend choosing the USB-C to USB-C X-Ray cable, which have proven to be the most consistent options.
• This policy exists to keep things sustainable for us while still offering clear guidance so you can choose the right cable for your setup from the start.

We genuinely understand how frustrating edge-case compatibility issues can be, and we appreciate your understanding as we work to balance performance expectations with long-term support.