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ESTONE Essager HC29W USB-C to Lightning Cable 6.6ft 29W PD 14.5V/2A 480Mbps MFi Black

SKU CH-KA11-057X8

A 6.6 ft USB-C to Lightning cable delivers 29 W Power Delivery charging at 14.5 V / 2 A and 480 Mbps data transfer, with an integrated LED display showing real-time charging speed

  • TypeLightning Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • AdapterLightning Port
  • Standard USB PortUSB-C to Lightning
  • SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting Power: 29W Current: 14.5V/2A [max
  • Features1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD25W/20W,
  • Built-in LED display shows real-time charging speed
  • 29W PD fast charging reaches 50% in 29 minutes
  • 480 Mbps data transfer syncs files quickly
  • Nylon braid withstands 10,000 insertions and 40,000 bends
  • MFi certified for iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, X series

6.6 ft USB-C to Lightning cable for iPhone and iPad

This MFi certified cable delivers up to 29W power delivery at 14.5V/2A for compatible iPhone models including the 14 series. The 6.6 ft length provides flexible placement while charging or syncing. A built-in LED display shows real-time charging speed so you can confirm fast charging is active. Nylon braided construction is rated for 10,000 insertions and 40,000 bend cycles.

USB 2.0 data rate limits transfer speed to 480 Mbps

Data synchronisation runs at USB 2.0 speeds of 480 Mbps, which is sufficient for backups and file moves but not for large video transfers. The cable is backwards compatible with PD 25W and 20W chargers, though maximum 29W output requires a PD 29W or higher power adapter. Charging speed will fall back to the adapter's rated output if it is lower.

29W PD rating decides if this cable matches your

The single specification that determines suitability is the 29W Power Delivery rating at 14.5V/2A. If your USB-C charger supplies 29W or more, the cable can pass the full current to a compatible iPhone. If your charger is limited to 18W or 20W, the cable will still work but cannot deliver its maximum rated power.

Highlights

  • Built-in LED display shows real-time charging speed
  • 29W PD fast charging reaches 50% in 29 minutes
  • 480 Mbps data transfer syncs files quickly
  • Nylon braid withstands 10,000 insertions and 40,000 bends
  • MFi certified for iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, X series

Specifications

BrandESTONE
SeriesEssager HC29W
ModelEssager HC29W
TypeLightning Cable
ColorBlack
AdapterLightning Port
Standard USB PortUSB-C to Lightning
SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting
Power: 29W
Current: 14.5V/2A [maximum]
Transmission rate: 480Mbps
Input interface: Type-C
Output interface: Lighting
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Features1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD25W/20W, fast charging for your phone, fast charging for iPhone 14 Pro Max up to 29W (requires PD29W and above charging head).
2. Suitable for charging and data transfer for Apple phones and peripherals
3. Charging for iPhone 14 pro max, 29 minutes to 50%.
4. 480Mbps data transfer
5. 5 strands thickened wire core with flame retardant material on the outside, high efficiency of current passage and reduced heat generation
6. Housing made of aluminium alloy
7. Braided fishing net wire for high strength
8. Anti-bending, no breakage, rei

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Questions about this item

How do I know if the 29W rating is right for my iPhone?

The cable supports up to 29W PD charging at 14.5V/2A. Your iPhone draws only what it can accept, so a 29W-capable cable works with 18W, 20W or higher PD chargers without risk.

What does the 480Mbps figure mean when I sync with a computer?

480Mbps is the USB 2.0 data rate. You can transfer photos, backups or music at up to 60MB/s in practice, which is fast enough for typical iPhone syncs.

Does the USB-C end limit charging speed compared to a native Lightning charger?

The USB-C connector carries PD up to 29W. With a PD 29W or higher power adapter the cable delivers the same peak power Apple’s own USB-C to Lightning cable provides.

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