Jansicotek Essager XCA7A USB A to C cable 100W 7A 2-pack 6.6ft brown
- USB-C Cable
- Brown
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A 3.3 ft USB-C to USB-C cable with LED power display delivers up to 100W charging and 480Mbps data transfer
The Jansicotek Essager HC100W pack contains two USB-C to USB-C cables, each 3.3 feet long. Both support up to 100 W power delivery at 20 V / 5 A and include an LED display that shows real-time charging power. An E-marker chip and 56 kΩ resistor regulate voltage and current for safe operation. The cables are intended for users who want visible power feedback while fast-charging laptops, tablets or phones.
A double-layer nylon braid and bulletproof fibre core are rated for 14,000 bends, while an extended rubber strain-relief sleeve reinforces the junction. The right-angle USB-C plug reduces protrusion and stress on the port during daily use. Data transfer runs at USB 2.0 speeds of 480 Mbps, suitable for moving photos and documents but not for 4 K video or USB 3.0 bandwidth needs.
The cable implements the USB Power Delivery 3.1 scheme at 100 W, enabling charges such as 86 % for a MacBook Pro 13 in, 89 % for an iPad Pro, 90 % for a Switch and 96 % for a Samsung S20 within 35 minutes. A compatible 100 W charger is required to reach these rates. Buyers needing USB 3.0 or higher data throughput should choose a different cable.
| Brand | Jansicotek |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager HC100W |
| Model | Essager HC100W |
| Type | USB-C Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | USB-C to USB-C |
| Output Volt | 20V |
| Specifications | 100W USB C TO USB C right angle cable: Max output: 100W 20V/5A. Can fast charging 88% within 30mins. Data sync: USB 2.0 , 480Mbps. Can transfer 1Gb file within 30s, but not a USB3.0/4k cable. AMAZING DURABILITY: Using engineering innovations like laser welding, special SR joint design and new nylon, Lasts 30x longer |
| Features | 100W Fastest Charging in History: The 100W usb-c to usb-c cable is the fastest charging cable by far, 100W is the latest technology scheme of USB Power Delivery 3.1 specification. Within the next 5 to 10 years, this USBC to USB C fast charging cable can completely meet the demands of fast charging. ? Time-Saving Rapid Charging: 100W type c to type c cable can charge your device at the fastest speed. It can fully charge a MacBook Pro 88%, a iPad Pro 90%, a Samsung Galaxy S22 92% and a Switch 90% in 35 minutes. Max 48V/5A output, to easily supply power to a gaming laptop. Never worry a |
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No. The cable is rated for USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and does not support USB 3.0 or 4K video transmission.
It uses a nylon-braided exterior with a bulletproof fiber core, rated for 14,000 bends, and has an extended rubber strain-relief sleeve.
Connect the end with the LED display to the device being charged (laptop or phone); the other end goes to the power source.
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