LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Male to Male Cable 10Gbps 100W 150cm
A 150 cm USB-C male-to-male cable delivering 10 Gbps data and 100 W power with an E-marker chip
- 100W power delivery charges laptops fast
- 10Gbps transfer speed moves large files quickly
- 150cm braided cable reaches across your desk
- USB 3.1 male-to-male plugs connect directly
- Reversible Type-C connectors insert either way
USB-C Male-to-Male Cable 10Gbps 100W
This USB-C male-to-male cable delivers 10Gbps data transfer and scalable 100W power charging with an E-marker chip. A 150cm braided jacket protects the conductors. Reversible connectors simplify plug orientation. The cable supports USB 3.1 speeds for laptops, tablets, phones and hard drives.
Suits single-cable docking and fast charging
Users who need one cable for 10Gbps data and 100W power will benefit. Builds requiring longer reach or legacy USB-A ports cannot use this cable. Devices without USB-C connectors are not compatible. Shoppers wanting video output beyond the stated 4K support should verify their host capability.
10Gbps data and 100W power via E-marker
The built-in E-marker enables the full 10Gbps bandwidth and 100W power delivery. Without this chip the cable would fall back to lower speeds or wattage. Check that both host and peripheral support USB 3.1 and PD 100W. The 150cm length fits typical desk setups.
Highlights
- 100W power delivery charges laptops fast
- 10Gbps transfer speed moves large files quickly
- 150cm braided cable reaches across your desk
- USB 3.1 male-to-male plugs connect directly
- Reversible Type-C connectors insert either way
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What length and connector type does this cable use for connecting two USB-C devices?
The cable is 150 cm long with USB-C male connectors on both ends, using a straight connector design.
How do I ensure the cable delivers 100 W power and 10 Gbps data when plugging it in?
Connect both USB-C male ends directly to host and device ports; the built-in E-marker chip negotiates 100 W PD and 10 Gbps USB 3.1 automatically.
What part of this cable is most likely to wear out and need replacement first?
The braided jacket and USB-C male plugs endure repeated insertion cycles; replace the cable if the connectors loosen or the braid frays near the ends.
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