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LUOM Essager HC29W USB-C to Lightning Cable 6.6ft 29W MFi Certified

SKU CH-KWKP-H077W

MFi-certified USB-C to Lightning cable delivers 29W fast charging and 480Mbps data transfer in a 6.6ft braided design rated for 15000 bends

  • 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,
  • Apple MFi certification prevents warning pop-ups on iPhone
  • PD 29W fast charging reaches 50% in 29 minutes
  • 480Mbps data transfer syncs files quickly
  • Nylon braid survives over 15000 bend cycles
  • 6ft length gives extra reach while charging

LUOM Essager HC29W USB-C to Lightning Cable

This MFi certified cable delivers up to 29W power delivery for compatible iPhone models including the 14, 13, 12 and 11 series plus SE 2020. The USB-C to Lightning connector uses a C94 chip to prevent warning messages and supports 480Mbps data transfer. A 6.6ft nylon braided jacket and reinforced strain relief tested to 15000 bends provide durability for daily use.

Suits iPhone owners needing fast charging

Buyers with USB-A only chargers cannot use this cable without an adapter. Devices requiring more than 29W or higher than 480Mbps data rates need a different specification. Android users with USB-C ports will find the Lightning connector incompatible with their hardware.

29W USB-C Power Delivery rating

This single figure determines whether your charger and iPhone combination can reach the advertised 0 to 50 percent in 29 minutes. The cable handles 14.5V at 2A maximum current and remains backwards compatible with 25W and 20W PD sources. If your power supply does not support USB-C PD at 29W or above, charging speed will be limited by that source.

Highlights

  • Apple MFi certification prevents warning pop-ups on iPhone
  • PD 29W fast charging reaches 50% in 29 minutes
  • 480Mbps data transfer syncs files quickly
  • Nylon braid survives over 15000 bend cycles
  • 6ft length gives extra reach while charging

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

What USB-C power adapter do I need to get 29 W fast charging from this cable?

You need a USB-C PD charger rated 29 W or higher that can deliver 14.5 V at 2 A; the cable is backward compatible with 25 W and 20 W PD chargers.

Will the cable work with my iPhone 11 and iPhone 12 without triggering accessory warnings?

Yes, the MFi-certified C94 Lightning connector is designed for iPhone 11, 12, 13 and 14 series so no warning messages appear.

How can I verify the cable is delivering its rated 480 Mbps transfer speed after I connect it?

Connect the cable to a USB-C port on a computer, open a large file transfer or run a USB speed test utility, and confirm throughput approaches 480 Mbps.

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