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Black nylon-braided USB-A to USB-C cable with transparent LED display connector, 6.6 ft

Jansicotek

Jansicotek Essager HC7A USB-A to USB-C Cable 100W 7A 6.6FT LED

SKU CH-QC1A-CRK97

USB-A to USB-C cable delivers 100 W fast charging with a real-time LED power display and 480 Mbps data transfer

  • TypeUSB-C Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • AdapterUSB Type-C
  • Standard USB PortUSB-A to USB-C
  • Output Volt20V
  • SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable Color:Black Max
  • Real-time LED display shows instant charging status
  • 100W maximum power charges laptops and phones fast
  • 480 Mbps USB 2.0 data transfer moves files quickly
  • Nylon braid with 30000+ pull rating resists daily wear
  • 6 ft length gives flexible reach from outlet

Essager HC7A USB-A to USB-C Cable

This 6.6-foot cable delivers up to 100W charging power through a USB-A to USB-C connection. A built-in E-Marker chip enables real-time power monitoring via an LED display. Nylon braiding and reinforced joints provide durability rated for over 30,000 bends. It supports 480 Mbps data transfer under USB 2.0.

Who This Suits and Who Should Look Elsewhere

Users with USB-A chargers who need fast charging for phones, tablets and laptops will benefit. The LED display helps verify active fast-charging rates. Buyers who want video output or USB 3.0 data speeds should look elsewhere. Devices limited to proprietary connectors will not work with this cable.

Maximum 100W Power Delivery with E-Marker

The cable handles up to 100W (20V/5A) when paired with a compatible charger and device. The integrated E-Marker chip communicates power requirements to enable this rate. Without a supporting charger the cable falls back to standard charging speeds.

Highlights

  • Real-time LED display shows instant charging status
  • 100W maximum power charges laptops and phones fast
  • 480 Mbps USB 2.0 data transfer moves files quickly
  • Nylon braid with 30000+ pull rating resists daily wear
  • 6 ft length gives flexible reach from outlet

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
SeriesEssager HC7A
ModelEssager HC7A
TypeUSB-C Cable
ColorBlack
AdapterUSB Type-C
Standard USB PortUSB-A to USB-C
Output Volt20V
SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable
Color:Black
Max Current: 7A
Voltage: 100W (20V/5A)
Chip: Built In Emarker
With LED Display
100W Super Flash Charge.
480Mbps Date Transfer.
Aluminum Alloy Shell Interface.
Features[Fast Charging Up to 80W] Charging 80% only takes 30 minutes.USB A to USB C Cable charge your MacBook Pro to 90-100% in 1.5 hours, 3x faster than original Type C cables.
[Durable and Stable] The durable nylon c type fast charging cable can be bent arbitrarily.10 times more durable than the original USB-C cord.Withstands more than 30,000 rigorous bend tests in our laboratory.
[USB A to C PD Cable] 80W USB C Fast Charging Cord can charge all USB-C phones,tablets, laptops,such as Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra/S20 FE/S10/S9/S8/Note 20 Ultra/10 Plus/9/8/A71 5G/A52/A51/A32/A31/Z flip/fold 2,Goo

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Questions about this item

What USB-A charger do I need to reach the 100 W rating on this Essager HC7A cable?

Use any USB-A charger that supports 20 V at 5 A with Power Delivery, QC, AFC or FCP protocols; the cable’s built-in E-Marker chip will negotiate the full 100 W.

Will the LED display still show power when I charge an older phone that only draws 10 W?

Yes — the display reads the actual negotiated power, so it will show the lower wattage in real time even on legacy devices.

How can I confirm the cable is delivering the full 100 W to my MacBook Pro after plugging it in?

The LED will show “PD” and a wattage reading close to 100 W; you can also verify in macOS System Information that the charger reports 20 V / 5 A.

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