ESTONE Essager XRI USB-C to Lightning Cable 6.6ft 2-Pack 29W MFi Certified
- Lightning Cable
- Black
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USB-A to USB-C cable delivers up to 100W charging with a built-in LED power display and 480 Mbps data transfer
The ESTONE Essager XR is a USB-A to USB-C cable rated for 100W power delivery. It carries an E-mark chip that enables 11V at 7A current. A built-in LED display shows real-time charging wattage so you can confirm fast charging is active. The 6.6ft nylon-braided two-pack covers charging and USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps.
Buyers who need to see the exact power draw on the cable itself will benefit from the LED readout. It works with phones, tablets and laptops that accept USB-C PD, QC, AFC or FCP protocols. The cable does not support video output, so anyone requiring DisplayPort Alt Mode or a USB-C host port should look elsewhere.
The 100W Power Delivery rating backed by the E-mark chip is the figure that determines whether this cable can handle your device's maximum charging speed. If your charger and device both support 100W PD, this cable will deliver it; if they only support lower wattages, the cable will negotiate down automatically.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager XR |
| Model | Essager XR |
| Type | USB-C Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
| Output Volt | 11V |
| Specifications | Model Number: ES-XR Premium Nylon Cable: The Durable 100W Super Fast Charge and Real-time Power Display Cable Super Fast Charging: Fast charging up to 100W, intelligently identify the charging protocol supported by the device, and select the fastest and safest power output. Power real-time display: The output power is displayed in real time, letting you know the charging power and status of the device without resorting to other tools. Superior Durability: Designed with a sturdy nylon outer shell to resist external damage, while the precision-engineered interior can withstand thousand |
| Features | 100W SUPER FAST CHARGING: Essager 7A/11V PD 100W fast charging cable takes the charging speed to the next level. The fast charge can charge a Samsung S20 from 0 to 80% in 30 minutes. It can also charge a MacBook Pro 16" from 0 to 40% in 30minutes. Please use a wall charger that supports fast charging. LED REAL-TIME POWER DISPLAY: Essager USB-A to USB-C cable can display the charging power in real time, allowing you to monitor your device in real time, bid farewell to the anxiety of unknown charging rate, and give your mobile phone/computer/tablet the safest protection. You have the h |
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A charger that delivers 11 V at 7 A and supports Power Delivery, QC, AFC or FCP protocols.
Yes, it negotiates down to 5 V automatically while the LED display shows the lower wattage.
The built-in LED display shows real-time voltage and current; multiply them to see the watts being delivered.
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