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Black nylon-braided USB-C to Lightning cable 6.6ft

LUOM

LUOM Essager HC29W USB-C to Lightning Cable 6.6ft 29W 14.5V/2A MFi Black

SKU CH-TSJ6-AQD3P

A 6.6 ft USB-C to Lightning cable delivering up to 29 W at 14.5 V/2 A with Apple MFi certification and 480 Mbps data transfer

  • TypeLightning Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • AdapterLightning Port
  • Standard USB PortUSB-C to Lightning
  • SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting Power: 29W Current: 14.5V/2A [max
  • Features1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD25W/20W,
  • Fast-charge iPhone 14 Pro Max to 50% in 29 minutes with 29W PD
  • MFi-certified chip eliminates pop-up warnings and ensures safe power delivery
  • 480 Mbps data transfer keeps files moving between iPhone and laptop
  • Nylon-braided 6.6 ft cable resists tangling and daily wear
  • Backwards compatible with 25W and 20W PD chargers for flexible use

LUOM Essager HC29W USB-C to Lightning Cable

This LUOM Essager HC29W cable connects a USB-C power source to Apple devices with a Lightning port. It delivers up to 29W of power at 14.5V/2A and transfers data at 480Mbps. The 6.6ft length provides flexible placement while charging or syncing. Apple MFi certification ensures safe compatibility without pop-up warnings.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

This cable suits iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, Pro, Max, Mini, XR, XS, 8, SE and iPad owners who need fast PD charging up to 29W from a USB-C charger. It is not for users whose devices require a USB-A connector or a USB-C to USB-C connection. Buyers needing faster data rates than 480Mbps should consider a different cable type.

Deciding specification: 29W PD fast charging

The single specification that decides fit is the 29W Power Delivery rating at 14.5V/2A maximum current. Your charger must support PD 29W or higher to reach the advertised 50% charge in 29 minutes for an iPhone 14 Pro Max. Lower-wattage chargers will fall back to 25W or 20W speeds automatically.

Highlights

  • Fast-charge iPhone 14 Pro Max to 50% in 29 minutes with 29W PD
  • MFi-certified chip eliminates pop-up warnings and ensures safe power delivery
  • 480 Mbps data transfer keeps files moving between iPhone and laptop
  • Nylon-braided 6.6 ft cable resists tangling and daily wear
  • Backwards compatible with 25W and 20W PD chargers for flexible use

Specifications

BrandLUOM
SeriesEssager HC29W
ModelEssager HC29W
TypeLightning Cable
ColorBlack
AdapterLightning Port
Standard USB PortUSB-C to Lightning
SpecificationsType 1: Type-C to Lighting
Power: 29W
Current: 14.5V/2A [maximum]
Transmission rate: 480Mbps
Input interface: Type-C
Output interface: Lighting
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Features1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD25W/20W, fast charging for your phone, fast charging for iPhone 14 Pro Max up to 29W (requires PD29W and above charging head).
2. Suitable for charging and data transfer for Apple phones and peripherals
3. Charging for iPhone 14 pro max, 29 minutes to 50%.
4. 480Mbps data transfer
5. 5 strands thickened wire core with flame retardant material on the outside, high efficiency of current passage and reduced heat generation
6. Housing made of aluminium alloy
7. Braided fishing net wire for high strength
8. Anti-bending, no breakage, rei

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Questions about this item

Will the Lightning connector or the nylon braid need replacing after daily plugging and unplugging?

The MFi-certified Lightning plug contains Apple's authorised chip and the cable is wrapped in nylon braid; both are built for repeated insertion cycles without a specified wear-out interval.

What stops the cable from delivering its full 29 W during a long charging session?

The 14.5 V / 2 A limit caps output at 29 W, so the cable itself is the bottleneck once the charger can supply that voltage and current.

Does the cable get hot or draw extra power when left connected all day?

The smart chip regulates charging to the 29 W maximum and the USB-C-to-Lightning link runs at 480 Mbps, so heat and power draw stay within that rated envelope during continuous use.

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