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CableCreation CC0582 USB-C cable 1.83m 100W USB 2.0 Space Gray
A USB-C to USB-C cable supporting 100 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer over 1.83 m
- Charges devices at up to 100 W with 5 A current support
- Transfers data at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- 83 m length gives flexible placement options
- Braided jacket resists wear for indoor and outdoor use
- Space Gray finish matches modern device aesthetics
1.83 m USB-C charging cable
This 1.83 metre USB Type-C to Type-C cable delivers up to 100 W of power at 5 A. It operates on the USB 2.0 standard with a data rate of 480 Mbps. The round, braided jacket is rated for indoor and outdoor use. The connector shape is round and the colour is Space Gray.
Suits phones and laptops needing high-watt
Buyers who want 5 Gbps or 10 Gbps data transfer should look at a USB 3.0 or 3.1 cable instead. The USB 2.0 interface limits this cable to 480 Mbps, so it will not satisfy workflows that move large video or backup files quickly. It also lacks alternate-mode video output, so it cannot drive an external display.
Deciding spec: USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps
That single figure tells you whether the cable matches the port speed you need. If your device and host both support USB 3.0 or higher, this cable will throttle data to 480 Mbps while still providing the full 100 W charge. Choose it when charging speed is the priority and data throughput is secondary.
Highlights
- Charges devices at up to 100 W with 5 A current support
- Transfers data at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- 83 m length gives flexible placement options
- Braided jacket resists wear for indoor and outdoor use
- Space Gray finish matches modern device aesthetics
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 1.83m USB-C cable come with any adapters or do I need to buy a power brick separately?
The package contains one 1.83m USB-C to USB-C cable only; a USB-C power adapter is not included and must be purchased separately if you do not already have one.
Should I choose this 100W cable or a lower-wattage version for my MacBook Pro?
This cable supports up to 100W at 5A, so it will safely deliver the full charging speed a MacBook Pro requests; a lower-wattage cable would limit the charge rate.
What does the 480Mbps rating mean when I connect an external SSD to my laptop?
The cable uses USB 2.0 signalling, so data moves at up to 480Mbps — fine for phones and peripherals but much slower than the speeds a modern external SSD can achieve.
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