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USB-C to USB-C braided cable with LED display, zinc alloy connectors, 3.3ft

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SMUGDESK USB-C to USB-C cable with LED display 100W 5A 3.3ft

SKU CH-5XK6-D22TM

A USB-C cable with an LED display showing real-time power up to 100W for phones, tablets and laptops

  • Real-time wattage shown on built-in LED display
  • 100W 5A PD fast charging via EMarker chip
  • Zinc-alloy connectors and nylon braid resist bends
  • 3ft length suits desk and travel use
  • 480Mbps data sync between USB-C devices

Real-time power display

The built-in LED screen shows the current charging wattage so you can verify that a laptop or phone is drawing the expected power at a glance. This visual feedback helps confirm that a PD-compliant adapter is delivering the negotiated rate without guesswork.

100W PD charging with EMarker

An integrated EMarker chip enables stable Power Delivery up to 100W at 5A, sufficient for USB-C laptops, tablets and smartphones. The zinc-alloy connectors and nylon-braided jacket resist bending wear during daily desktop or travel use.

480Mbps data sync only

The cable supports USB 2.0 data transfer at 480Mbps for moving files between USB-C devices, but it does not carry video signals. Buyers who need external-monitor output or faster transfer speeds will require a different cable specification.

Highlights

  • Real-time wattage shown on built-in LED display
  • 100W 5A PD fast charging via EMarker chip
  • Zinc-alloy connectors and nylon braid resist bends
  • 3ft length suits desk and travel use
  • 480Mbps data sync between USB-C devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the cable so the LED display shows the correct wattage?

Plug the USB-C ends into a PD-compliant charger and your device; the built-in EMarker chip then negotiates up to 100W 5A and the display reports real-time power.

What part of the cable is most likely to wear out first?

The nylon-braided jacket and zinc-alloy connectors are rated for high bend resistance, so the EMarker chip and LED module are the components that would eventually need replacement.

At what sustained load does the 480Mbps data rate become the bottleneck?

The cable only supports 480Mbps data transfer, so any continuous file sync exceeding that throughput will hit the limit before the 100W charging capacity does.

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