Mobee
Mobee 5-in-1 100W Retractable Multi Charging Cable
A retractable cable combining six connector pairings with a 100W USB‑C link and adjustable lengths from .66 to 4 ft
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- Charge five ways with one cable
- 100W USB-C to USB-C powers laptops fast
- 27W USB-C to Lightning charges iPhone 16 15 14 quickly
- Retractable 1.2m cord adjusts to five lengths .66 1.6 2.3 3 4ft
- E-Mark smart chip and pure copper ensure safe fast charging
One Cable Six Connections
This retractable cable provides six charging combinations covering USB-C to USB-C USB-C to Lightning USB-C to Micro USB USB-A to USB-C USB-A to Lightning and USB-A to Micro USB. It suits users who carry iPhone 16 15 14 iPad MacBook Galaxy smartphones and tablets and want a single cord for all of them. It is not for buyers who need simultaneous multi-device charging or fixed-length cables for permanent desk routing.
Power Limits By Connector
The USB-C to USB-C path supports up to 100W with an E-Mark smart chip while USB-C to Lightning delivers 27W and USB-C to Micro USB provides 10W. USB-A combinations operate at their standard output levels. Builders requiring higher wattage on Lightning or Micro USB ports will find those combinations capped at the stated figures.
Retractable Length Range
The cable extends to five adjustable lengths of 0.66 ft 1.6 ft 2.3 ft 3 ft and 4 ft with a total span of 1.2 m. Users who need a continuous length beyond 4 ft or a fixed non-retractable cable for strain-relief mounting should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Charge five ways with one cable
- 100W USB-C to USB-C powers laptops fast
- 27W USB-C to Lightning charges iPhone 16 15 14 quickly
- Retractable 1.2m cord adjusts to five lengths .66 1.6 2.3 3 4ft
- E-Mark smart chip and pure copper ensure safe fast charging
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which of the six connector combinations should I pick for 100 W charging?
Use the USB-C to USB-C combination; it is the only one rated for 100 W, while the others top out at 27 W, 10 W or lower.
What does the 100 W rating actually deliver when I plug this into my laptop?
It can supply up to 100 W of power over USB-C to USB-C, enough to charge most modern laptops at full speed, provided the charger and device both support that level.
What interface standard caps the 100 W limit on this cable?
The 100 W ceiling comes from the USB Power Delivery specification implemented by the built-in E-Mark smart chip, which negotiates the highest safe voltage and current with the charger.
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