ESTONE Essager CGA120W USB A to USB C cable 120W 6A 1m 2-pack blue
- USB-C Cable
- Blue
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A two-metre USB-A to USB-C cable delivers 80 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer with a braided nylon jacket rated for 35 000 bends
This two-pack of 6.6 ft cables delivers up to 80 W through a built-in E-Marker chip and supports USB 2.0 data transfer at 480 Mbps. It charges compatible laptops such as MacBook Pro and a wide range of USB-C phones and tablets. The braided nylon jacket and reinforced connector neck are rated for 35 000 bend cycles. The cables are new and ready for daily carry.
The interface is restricted to USB 2.0 speeds of 480 Mbps, so large file transfers will be slower than on USB 3.0 or higher links. The cable does not carry a video signal, meaning it cannot drive external displays or support docking stations that require Alt Mode. Power Delivery, QC, AFC and FCP fast-charge protocols are supported up to the 80 W ceiling. Buyers who need video output or faster data rates should choose a different cable.
Each end uses a standard USB-A plug and a USB-C plug with an aluminium alloy shell; no drivers or software are required. The thickened neck reduces failure from repeated bending, and the 6.6 ft length gives slack for desk or bedside use. The only common issue is attempting video or high-speed data tasks that the USB 2.0 interface cannot handle. Ensure the power source can supply the wattage your device requests.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager CGA7A |
| Model | Essager CGA7A |
| Type | USB-C Cable |
| Color | Blue |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
| Output Volt | 11V |
| Specifications | Model:7A 80W USB A To Type C Charging Cable Color:Blue Length:1m/2m Max Current: 7A Voltage: 80W Chip: Built In Emarker 80W Super Flash Charge. 480Mbps Date Transfer. Aluminum Alloy Shell Interface. |
| Features | [Fast Charging Up to 80W] Charging 80% only takes 30 minutes.USB A to USB C Cable charge your MacBook Pro to 90-100% in 1.5 hours, 3x faster than original Type C cables. [Durable and Stable] The durable nylon c type fast charging cable can be bent arbitrarily.10 times more durable than the original USB-C cord.Withstands more than 30,000 rigorous bend tests in our laboratory. [USB C PD Cable] 80W USB C Fast Charging Cord can charge all USB-C phones,tablets, laptops,such as Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra/S20 FE/S10/S9/S8/Note 20 Ultra/10 Plus/9/8/A71 5G/A52/A51/A32/A31/Z flip/fold 2,Google P |
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Both lengths share the same 80 W power rating and 480 Mbps data speed; choose 1 m for a tidy desk setup or 2 m if you need extra reach while charging.
It is the maximum power the cable can carry; your laptop will only draw 80 W if its charger and USB-A port also support that level, otherwise charging will be slower.
The USB-A end follows USB 2.0, so data tops out at 480 Mbps and video output is not supported even if the device has a USB-C port.
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