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Two black USB-A to USB-C cables with transparent LED display connectors, braided nylon finish, 3.3ft length

ESTONE

ESTONE Essager XR USB-A to USB-C Cable 100W LED Display Transparent 2-Pack 3.3ft

SKU CH-T9Z8-7MBM2

A USB-A to USB-C cable with LED power display supports 100W charging and 480Mbps data transfer in a two-pack of 3.3ft lengths

  • TypeUSB-C Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • AdapterUSB Type-C
  • Standard USB Port1
  • Output Volt11V
  • SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable Color:Black/Blu
  • 100 W output charges devices at high speed
  • LED display shows real-time charging status
  • 11 V / 7 A current supported by built-in E-mark chip
  • USB 2.0 480 Mbps enables two-way data transfer
  • Two 3.3 ft cables included for flexible use

Essager XR 100W USB-A to USB-C cable

The Essager XR cable connects a USB-A charger or hub to USB-C phones, tablets and laptops. It delivers up to 100W through Power Delivery, QC, AFC and FCP protocols. A built-in E-mark chip manages 11V at 7A for safe high-current charging. Data moves at USB 2.0 480Mbps in both directions. Video output is not supported.

Thermals noise and power draw

The nylon-braided jacket and transparent housing dissipate heat during 100W sessions without active cooling. No fan or moving parts means silent operation. Power draw matches the attached charger and device; the cable itself adds negligible resistance. The LED display draws minimal current to show real-time voltage and current.

LED display and bundled two-pack

An integrated digital readout shows live charging watts so you can confirm fast-charge status at a glance. Each pack contains two 3.3ft cables, letting you keep one at a desk and another in a bag. Both cables share the same 100W rating, E-mark chip and USB 2.0 data speed.

Highlights

  • 100 W output charges devices at high speed
  • LED display shows real-time charging status
  • 11 V / 7 A current supported by built-in E-mark chip
  • USB 2.0 480 Mbps enables two-way data transfer
  • Two 3.3 ft cables included for flexible use

Specifications

BrandESTONE
SeriesEssager XR
ModelEssager XR
TypeUSB-C Cable
ColorBlack
AdapterUSB Type-C
Standard USB Port1
Output Volt11V
SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable
Color:Black/Blue
Length:1m/2m
Max Current: 7A
Voltage: 100W
Chip: Built In Emarker
Design:Transparent
Features[Fast Charging Up to 100W] Charging 60% only takes 30 minutes.USB A to USB C Cable charge your MacBook Pro to 90-100% in 1.8 hours, 3x faster than original Type C cables.
[Transparent design and high quality chips] This USB A to USB C cable has a clear design USB cable ends allowing you to see the high-end circuitry inside the cable that ensures proper charging rates. ( Note: Please use a fast charging protocol wall charger to achieve fast charging. )
[Durable and Stable]The durable nylon c type fast charging cable can be bent arbitrarily.10 times more durable than the original USB-C

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Questions about this item

How do I plug in the USB-A to USB-C cable and avoid the common mistake that stops fast charging?

Connect the USB-A end to a charger that supports Power Delivery, QC, AFC or FCP at 100W and 11V/7A, then attach the USB-C end to the device; the LED display will confirm fast-charge status. Using a standard 5V charger is the step that prevents full speed.

What part of the Essager XR cable will wear out first and need replacement?

The nylon-braided jacket and USB-A/USB-C connectors are rated for repeated insertion cycles; the built-in E-mark chip and internal wiring have no user-serviceable parts, so the cable itself is replaced only if the connectors become loose or the braid frays.

At what point does the 100W cable hit its thermal or protocol limit during a long charging session?

The cable sustains 100W output at 11V/7A until the connected device or charger reduces current; the E-mark chip enforces the 7A ceiling, so the first limit reached is the host or power source throttling back, not the cable itself.

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