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Brown braided USB-A to USB-C cable, two metres long, aluminium alloy connectors

LUOM

LUOM Essager XCA7A USB-A to USB-C cable 7A 100W 2m brown

SKU CH-HV0R-V02S6

A 2 m USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 100 W at 20 V and 7 A with 480 Mbps data transfer and a braided nylon jacket

  • TypeUSB-C Cable
  • ColorBrown
  • AdapterUSB Type-C
  • Standard USB Port1
  • Output Volt20V
  • SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable Color:Blue Leng
  • 100W fast charging at 20V/7A with built-in E-Marker chip
  • 480Mbps data transfer speed reaching 40-60MB/s sync rates
  • Braided nylon cable withstands over 30,000 bend tests for durability
  • 2-metre length provides flexible reach for charging and data
  • Wide compatibility with Galaxy, iPad Pro, Pixel, Switch and more

USB-A to USB-C cable for Android and USB-C laptops

This USB-A to USB-C cable delivers up to 100W at 20V and 7A for fast charging compatible smartphones, tablets and laptops. It also transfers data at 480Mbps, reaching 40 to 60MB/s in practice. The 2m braided nylon jacket survives more than 30000 bend cycles. An integrated E-Marker chip ensures safe power negotiation.

USB 2.0 limits charging speed and data rate

The cable operates on the USB 2.0 standard, so its maximum data throughput is 480Mbps and it cannot carry video signals. Power Delivery negotiation is handled by the built-in E-Marker, yet the USB-A host port may limit available current below the cable's 7A rating. Apple devices are explicitly not supported for charging or data.

7A current rating decides suitability

The 7A maximum current is the single figure that determines whether this cable can handle your charger's highest Power Delivery profile. If your power source and device both support 20V at 7A, the cable will pass the full 100W; otherwise charging will fall back to a lower rate.

Highlights

  • 100W fast charging at 20V/7A with built-in E-Marker chip
  • 480Mbps data transfer speed reaching 40-60MB/s sync rates
  • Braided nylon cable withstands over 30,000 bend tests for durability
  • 2-metre length provides flexible reach for charging and data
  • Wide compatibility with Galaxy, iPad Pro, Pixel, Switch and more

Specifications

BrandLUOM
SeriesEssager XCA7A
ModelEssager XCA7A
TypeUSB-C Cable
ColorBrown
AdapterUSB Type-C
Standard USB Port1
Output Volt20V
SpecificationsModel:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable
Color:Blue
Length:1m/2m
Max Current: 7A
Voltage: 100W
Chip: Built In Emarker
100W Super Flash Charge.
480Mbps Date Transfer.
Aluminum Alloy Shell Interface.
Features[7A 100W Fast Charging and Sync] 7A Fast Charge, Transfer speed can reach 40~60MB/S (480Mbps), USB C Cable accelerates the charging speed by delivering 20V/7A safe charging power, [triple faster] compared with other cables which provide 5V/2.4A output.
[Durable and Stable]The durable nylon c type fast charging cable can be bent arbitrarily.10 times more durable than the original USB-C cord.Withstands more than 30,000 rigorous bend tests in our laboratory.
[Universal Compatibility] USB A to USB C Cable is compatible with Galaxy S22 S21 Ultra, S20, iPad Pro 2021/2020, Tab S8, Mi 11, 12

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 1m or the 2m version of the Essager XCA7A cable?

The 2m brown cable gives you extra reach for desk or bedside charging, while the 1m version is more compact for power-bank use; both deliver the same 7A 100W charging and 480Mbps data rates.

What does the 100W rating actually deliver when I plug this into my laptop?

With a compatible USB-A charger that supplies 20V at 5A, the cable can pass the full 100W to a USB-C laptop; if the charger only provides lower voltage or current, charging will be slower.

The cable uses a USB-A plug — what standard does that limit me to in practice?

The USB-A connector caps data at USB 2.0 speeds of 480Mbps and relies on the charger’s USB-A port for power, so maximum output is whatever that port can supply up to the cable’s 7A 100W design limit.

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