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Defendwe USB 3.1 Gen2 Type C to Type C cable 10 Gbps 100 W PD 5 A 4.5 mm OD
USB-C to USB-C cable delivers 10 Gbps data, 100 W power and 4K 60 Hz video with an E-Marker chip
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- 10 Gbps data transfer via USB 3.1 Gen2
- 100 W power delivery at 5 A 20 V
- 4K 60 Hz video output over USB-C
- E-Marker chip enables PD negotiation
- Braided nylon jacket 4.5 mm OD
USB-C active cable with E-Marker
This USB 3.1 Gen2 cable carries a 10 Gbps data link and 100 W power delivery at 5 A and 20 V. A built-in E-Marker chip lets the host read cable capabilities over the PD protocol. The 12-core tinned copper conductors are wrapped in a braided nylon jacket measuring 4.5 mm OD.
Check your ports and power needs
Verify that both devices have USB-C ports that support USB 3.1 Gen2 or higher for the full 10 Gbps rate. Confirm the source can supply up to 100 W and the sink accepts 5 A at 20 V if you plan to charge at maximum power. The cable is not a certified Thunderbolt 3 cable, so Thunderbolt 3 hosts will fall back to USB speeds.
Replaces slower or lower-power USB-C cables
Upgrade from cables limited to 5.0 Gbps or lower PD wattage when you need 10 Gbps throughput and 100 W charging in one lead. The jump is worth it for 4K 60 Hz video output, fast SSD transfers or high-power laptop charging where older cables throttle speed or power.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data transfer via USB 3.1 Gen2
- 100 W power delivery at 5 A 20 V
- 4K 60 Hz video output over USB-C
- E-Marker chip enables PD negotiation
- Braided nylon jacket 4.5 mm OD
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
What does the package include and is anything else required for charging or data?
The package includes one 10 Gbps 100 W cable. No additional items are required for charging or data transfer.
How do I choose between the USB 3.1 Gen2 and Thunderbolt 3 versions?
This cable supports USB 3.1 Gen2 at 10 Gbps and is compatible with Thunderbolt 3 devices, but it is not a certified Thunderbolt 3 cable.
What does the 10 Gbps rating mean when the cable is connected to a laptop and monitor?
It allows up to 10 Gbps data transfer and can drive a 4K display at 60 Hz while delivering up to 100 W of power.
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