Kootion
Kootion USB-C to USB-C Cable 2-Pack 3.3ft 100W 5A Zinc Alloy Nylon Braided
Two 3.3 ft USB-C to USB-C cables deliver 100 W at 5 A with a certified E-Marker chip for safe fast charging
- TypeUSB Cables
- 100W power delivery charges devices fast
- Certified E-Marker chip ensures safe 100W charging
- Zinc alloy connectors with UV coating resist oxidation and fading
- Nylon braided cable withstands 10000+ bend tests
- 3ft length fits desk and travel setups
What the cable does and who buys it
This USB-C to USB-C cable carries up to 100W of power with a 5A current rating. An integrated E-Marker chip manages voltage and current for safe fast charging. The 3.3ft length suits desk or bedside use. A zinc-alloy shell and nylon braid survive over 10000 bend cycles.
Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
The pair works for anyone charging phones, tablets or laptops that accept USB-C power delivery at 100W. Buyers who need video output or data transfer beyond basic charging cannot use this cable for those tasks. It is not for devices that require a proprietary connector.
The spec that decides fit
Maximum power delivery is 100W at 5A. If your charger and device both support that rating the cable will charge at full speed. If either side is limited to a lower wattage the cable will simply operate at the lower limit.
Highlights
- 100W power delivery charges devices fast
- Certified E-Marker chip ensures safe 100W charging
- Zinc alloy connectors with UV coating resist oxidation and fading
- Nylon braided cable withstands 10000+ bend tests
- 3ft length fits desk and travel setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the 2-pack and do I need a separate power adapter?
The pack contains two USB-C to USB-C cables each 3.3 ft long. A USB-C power adapter is not included and must be purchased separately.
Both cables are identical 100 W 5 A models so how do I decide which length to choose?
Both cables are the same 3.3 ft length rated for 100 W and 5 A; choose the 2-pack when you need a spare or a second cable for another location.
The box says 100 W — will my laptop actually charge at that rate?
The cable supports up to 100 W Power Delivery with an E-Marker chip, so it can deliver the full 100 W when both the charger and the laptop support that power level.
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