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Brown USB-A to USB-C cable with nylon braid, 3.3ft

Jansicotek

Jansicotek Essager XCA7A USB-A to USB-C Cable 100W 7A 3.3ft Brown

SKU CH-NX3Y-E8V8K

A USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 100W at 7A with 480Mbps data transfer and a 30000-bend nylon jacket

  • TypeUSB-C Cable
  • ColorBrown
  • AdapterUSB Type-C
  • Standard USB Port1
  • Output Volt20V
  • SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable Color:Blue Leng
  • Fast charging at 100W via 20V and 7A output
  • Data transfer up to 480Mbps for quick file syncing
  • Durable nylon braid withstands over 30000 bend tests
  • Aluminium alloy connector shells resist wear and corrosion
  • Wide compatibility with Samsung Galaxy, iPad Pro, Switch and more

USB-A to USB-C cable 100W 3.3ft

This cable connects a standard USB-A port to a USB-C device and delivers up to 100W of power at 20V and 7A. It includes a built-in Emarker chip to support the high-current handshake required for fast charging. Data transfer reaches 480Mbps, which is USB 2.0 speed. The brown nylon jacket and aluminium alloy connector shells are rated for more than 30,000 bend cycles.

Suits phones, tablets and controllers needing 100W

It works with devices that accept USB Power Delivery over a USB-A source, such as recent Samsung Galaxy phones, iPad Pro models, Xiaomi and Redmi handsets, Pixel phones, Nintendo Switch and PS5 controllers. Buyers whose laptops or power banks only provide USB-C Power Delivery ports will not be able to use the USB-A plug. Anyone who needs 5Gbps or 10Gbps data rates should look for a USB 3.1 or USB 3.2 cable instead.

Plug in and use; watch the USB-A power limit

No drivers or software are required — simply connect the USB-A end to a charger or port and the USB-C end to the device. The cable is stiff at first because of the reinforced nylon braid, so route it gently to avoid stress on the aluminium shells. The most common issue is expecting 100W from a USB-A port that is limited to 5V/2.4A; in that case charging will fall back to the port’s maximum capability.

Highlights

  • Fast charging at 100W via 20V and 7A output
  • Data transfer up to 480Mbps for quick file syncing
  • Durable nylon braid withstands over 30000 bend tests
  • Aluminium alloy connector shells resist wear and corrosion
  • Wide compatibility with Samsung Galaxy, iPad Pro, Switch and more

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
SeriesEssager XCA7A
ModelEssager XCA7A
TypeUSB-C Cable
ColorBrown
AdapterUSB Type-C
Standard USB Port1
Output Volt20V
SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable
Color:Blue
Length:1m/2m
Max Current: 7A
Voltage: 100W
Chip: Built In Emarker
100W Super Flash Charge.
480Mbps Date Transfer.
Aluminum Alloy Shell Interface.
Features[7A 100W Fast Charging and Sync] 7A Fast Charge, Transfer speed can reach 40~60MB/S (480Mbps), USB C Cable accelerates the charging speed by delivering 20V/7A safe charging power, [triple faster] compared with other cables which provide 5V/2.4A output.
[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.
[Universal Compatibility] USB A to USB C Cable is compatible with Galaxy S22 S21 Ultra, S20, iPad Pro 2021/2020, Tab S8, Mi 11, 12

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Questions about this item

What USB-A charger do I need to get the 100 W rating from this cable?

You need a USB-A charger that can supply 20 V at 7 A to reach the 100 W rating.

Will this cable charge a Galaxy S9 at the same speed as a newer phone?

The cable delivers up to 20 V / 7 A, but the Galaxy S9 will only draw the power its own charging circuit allows.

How can I confirm the cable is running at 100 W after I plug it in?

Use a USB power meter between the charger and cable; it should show 20 V and up to 7 A when the connected device requests full power.

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