ESTONE Essager CGA7A USB A to USB C Cable 80W 7A 1m Blue
- USB-C Cable
- Blue
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A USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 80 W fast charging with a built-in E-Marker chip and 480 Mbps data transfer
The ESTONE Essager CGA7A cable carries up to 7 A at 11 V, delivering 80 W of power from a standard USB-A port to any USB-C device. A built-in E-marker chip negotiates the correct voltage so phones, tablets and laptops charge at their maximum supported rate without guesswork. The 1 metre length keeps desk setups tidy while still reaching wall outlets comfortably. It is aimed at users who want a single, robust cord for fast charging across multiple brands.
The cable handles 80 W charging, enough to bring a MacBook Pro from empty to 90-100 % in 1.5 hours and reach 80 % in roughly 30 minutes when paired with a matching 80 W wall charger. Data moves at 480 Mbps, which is fine for syncing phones or moving documents but will bottleneck large video transfers or external SSD workflows. Buyers who need Thunderbolt speeds or 100 W-plus power delivery should look elsewhere.
A double-braided nylon jacket survives more than 30 000 bend cycles in lab testing, while aluminium alloy shells protect the connectors from crushing and heat. The reinforced strain relief stops the cable from fraying at the plug, a common failure point on thinner cords. No adapters, straps or software are bundled — the cable itself is the complete product.
| 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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Yes, the USB-A end plugs into any standard USB-A charger, but fast charging up to 80W requires a charger that can deliver 80W over USB-A.
The Emarker chip communicates automatically with PD-capable devices; you will see the negotiated voltage such as 11V or the 80W rate shown on the device's charging screen.
The pack contains only the single USB-A to USB-C cable; no wall charger, no extra adapters and no carrying case are included.
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