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SMUGDESK USB A to USB C cable 3.3 ft 100 W PD 480 Mbps

SKU CH-JXNG-CP7EJ

A 3.3 ft USB-A to USB-C cable rated for 100 W PD charging and 480 Mbps USB 2.0 data transfer, with a braided nylon jacket tested to 35000 bends

  • 100 W Power Delivery charges laptops fast
  • 80 W maximum output supports rapid charging
  • 480 Mbps USB 2.0 transfers data both ways
  • Nylon braid with reinforced neck withstands 35000 bends
  • 3 ft length fits desk and travel use

3.3 ft USB-A to USB-C charging cable

This 3.3 ft cable connects a USB-A port to a USB-C device for charging and data syncing. It carries an E-Mark chip rated for 7 A and supports Power Delivery up to 100 W alongside QC, AFC and FCP protocols. The USB 2.0 interface delivers 480 Mbps two-way data transfer and does not support video output. A nylon braided jacket and reinforced connector necks are tested to withstand 35000 bend cycles.

Suitable for phones, tablets

Users who need a durable cable for fast charging and basic file transfers between USB-A hosts and USB-C devices will find it fits the purpose. It is not intended for setups that require video output, USB 3.x or higher data rates, or a USB-C to USB-C connection.

E-Mark 7 A rating enables 100 W Power Delivery

The built-in E-Mark chip identifies the cable as capable of 7 A current, allowing compatible chargers and devices to negotiate up to 100 W. Without this marking the cable would be limited to lower power levels, so the rating is the key specification that determines whether it can fast-charge high-power laptops.

Highlights

  • 100 W Power Delivery charges laptops fast
  • 80 W maximum output supports rapid charging
  • 480 Mbps USB 2.0 transfers data both ways
  • Nylon braid with reinforced neck withstands 35000 bends
  • 3 ft length fits desk and travel use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

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Questions about this item

What power delivery does the USB-A to USB-C interface with E-Mark 7A actually cap at?

The cable is rated for 100 W PD but the manufacturer highlights an 80 W maximum output with QC/AFC/FCP protocols.

What physical clearance does the 3.3 ft braided cable with thickened connector necks need?

The nylon-braided jacket and reinforced necks add bulk, so allow extra room behind ports and avoid tight bends near the connectors.

How do I install this cable for both charging and 480 Mbps data, and what step do users miss?

Plug the USB-A end into the host or charger and the USB-C end into the device; the often-missed step is confirming the host port supports the desired PD profile for full speed.

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