LUOM Essager HC7A USB-A to USB-C Cable 2-Pack 3.3ft 100W 7A LED Display
- USB-C Cable
- Black
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Two 6.6 ft USB-C to Lightning cables deliver 29 W fast charging at 3 A and 480 Mbps data transfer with MFi certification
This LUOM Essager XR twin-pack provides two 6.6 ft USB-C to Lightning cables for owners of iPhone 11 through 14 series and compatible iPad models. Each cable carries Apple MFi certification with an authorised C94 connector chip so charging begins without warning pop-ups. The 29 W Power Delivery rating is backward compatible with 27 W and 20 W adapters. Data moves at 480 Mbps between a USB-C laptop and the iOS device.
The embedded MFi chip lets the cable negotiate full 3 A current with any PD charger rated 29 W or higher, so an iPhone 14 Pro Max can reach 60 % in roughly 29 minutes when paired with a suitable power adapter. Backward compatibility with 27 W and 20 W bricks means one cable works across older and newer wall chargers. The 480 Mbps link handles photo offloads and local backups without extra software.
Each connector housing is machined from aluminium alloy with gold-plated C94 pins rated for 2.5× the insertion durability of earlier C48 designs. A five-strand thickened copper core sits inside flame-retardant insulation, while a braided fishing-net outer sleeve resists abrasion and kinking. Reinforced strain relief extends past the connector joint to spread bending force, reducing breakage at the point where cables usually fail.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager XR |
| Model | Essager XR |
| Type | Lightning Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | Lightning Port |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
| Specifications | Type 1: Type-C to Lighting Power: 29W Current: 3A [maximum] Transmission rate: 480Mbps Input interface: Type-C Output interface: Lighting |
| Features | 1. PD29W fast charging, backwards compatible with PD27W/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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The C94 connector uses gold-plated pins and a reinforced, lengthened strain relief designed to withstand repeated bending, reducing wear compared with older C48 connectors.
The cable supports up to 3A current and PD 29W; the practical limit is the charger's output and the device's own thermal management, not the cable itself.
The five-strand thickened core with flame-retardant jacket reduces heat generation, and the cable draws only the power negotiated by the charger and device — no extra overhead.
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