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Two-metre black USB-C to USB-C cable with reversible connectors

Fervit

Fervit USB 3.1 10Gbps 100W E-Marker Cable 200cm

SKU CH-27HN-AVCRN

USB-C male-to-male cable delivers 10 Gbps data and 100 W charging over two metres

  • 10 Gbps transfer speed for large files
  • 100 W power delivery charges laptops fast
  • 200 cm length reaches distant ports
  • USB 3.1 interface handles data and power together
  • E-marker chip enables safe high-current charging
  • Reversible Type-C plugs insert either way

What this cable delivers

This Fervit USB-C to USB-C cable carries 10 Gbps data and up to 100 W of power thanks to its built-in E-marker. The reversible connectors work either way up, and the 200 cm length reaches across a desk or from a wall outlet to a laptop.

Who should buy it and who should not

It suits anyone charging a laptop, tablet or phone at full speed while moving large files to an external drive. Buyers who need a shorter lead for portable use, or who only require basic 5 V charging and slower data rates, should look at simpler cables.

The spec that decides fit

The E-marker chip is the single detail that enables the cable to negotiate 100 W power delivery and 10 Gbps throughput; without it the host will fall back to lower limits.

Highlights

  • 10 Gbps transfer speed for large files
  • 100 W power delivery charges laptops fast
  • 200 cm length reaches distant ports
  • USB 3.1 interface handles data and power together
  • E-marker chip enables safe high-current charging
  • Reversible Type-C plugs insert either way

Specifications

BrandFervit

Questions about this item

How do I connect the USB-C male plugs and what step is often missed?

Plug either end into the host and the other into the device; the reversible Type-C connectors remove orientation errors, but the cable must be fully seated on both sides for the E-marker to negotiate 100W power.

What part of this cable wears out first and when should I replace it?

The USB-C male connectors and internal wiring endure repeated mating cycles; replace the cable if the plugs feel loose, charging drops below 100W, or 10Gbps data becomes unstable.

What limits sustained 100W charging or 10Gbps transfers on this 200cm cable?

The 200cm length adds resistance and signal attenuation, so voltage drop or timing margin loss will appear before the E-marker or 3.1 specification limits are reached.

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