LUOM Essager XR 100W USB A to C Cable with Display 3.3ft Black 2 Pack
- USB-C Cable
- Black
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A 6.6 ft two-pack of nylon-braided USB-C cables with 540° rotating magnetic tips, 3.0 A fast charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
The LUOM Essager WX is a 6.6 ft two-pack of magnetic charging cables that combine fast charging up to 5 V 3.0 A with 480 Mbps data transfer. Each cable includes three interchangeable magnetic tips covering Type-C, Micro USB and i-Lighting connectors for broad device compatibility. A nylon-braided jacket adds durability for daily use.
The 540° rotating head (360° rotation plus 180° L-bend) lets users charge comfortably while gaming, chatting or watching video without straining the port. Buyers who need a single fixed-tip cable, higher voltage charging or data rates above 480 Mbps should look at other options.
The defining specification is the 540° free-rotation magnetic head paired with a 5 V 3.0 A maximum charge rate, which determines whether the cable fits the user's preferred handheld angle and power requirements.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager WX |
| Model | Essager WX |
| Type | USB-C Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 3 |
| Output Volt | 5V |
| Specifications | FAST MAGNETIC CHARGING CABLE High Quality Nylon Braided Maximum 3.0A Fast Charging Support QC 3.0 Quick Charging Support 480Mbps Data Transfer Upgrade Magnetic Tips With a strong magnet, the USB fast magnetic charging cable makes charging much easier than normal cable. The magnetic tips left in the phone can protect your phone charging port away from dust. 540 Degree Rotating Magnetic USB Charging Cable The investigation results show that the reason why the charging cable cannot work is caused by repeated bending of the connected device end. Designed to solve fragility:180°L shape &3 |
| Features | 360°+ 180° ROTATING: 180°L shape & 360°rotating magnetic head design, It has all the functions of the straight and 90 degrees L-shaped magnetic cable, which is more convenient for playing games. FAST CHARGE & DATA SYNC: Magnetic USB Cable offers the max current charging speed up to 3A, and data transfer speed up to 480Mbps, 10% faster than most other standard cables. [ATTENTION: QC 3.0A fast charger only fit on the fast charger plug.] STRONG MAGNETISM: USB fast magnetic cable come with innovative magnetism design, reversible charger connector can automatically absorb magnet charging |
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The cable supports 5V 3.0A fast charging; check your device's charging indicator or battery settings to verify the current draw matches the rated output.
Each 6.6ft cable includes three interchangeable magnetic tips — USB-C, Micro USB and i-Lighting — so the box contains two braided cables and six tips total.
Both cables in the pack are 6.6ft long, giving the same reach for desk and bedside scenarios.
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