Nylon 100W USB C to USB C Cable 6.6ft, 20V/5A USB 2.0 Type C Fast Charging Cable for New iPad Pro 12.9/11, Air 4/5, Mini 6, MacBook Pro, Air 13 in, Samsung, Pixel, LG, All PD USB C Charger

Fastest charger for androids. Type C to Type C. Cord is super durable.

The media could not be loaded.  This was a pretty good product when it worked. Charged my phone plenty fast, and I was happy for like about three days. Until that happened in the video, will be returning it. If you're considering buying this, yeah you won't spend much but dang is it a huge let down

When paired with my 140W (which has a 100W port as well) I am now able to slow charge my Lenovo P2 laptop via the thunderbolt port which means no more lugging around my three-pound Lenovo charger. I was a bit worried that the laptop indicated it was only "slow charging" but the battery percentage kept going up while I was working (using Visual Studio 2022) so it was able to keep up with no problems.I am not a gamer so I am not sure if the same could be said for graphics intensive usage but for my needs, this cable works exactly as advertised.*** Update 10/16/2022 ***Not a huge update but I did want to correct myself, so others are not confused. I have no idea where I came up with Lenovo P2 but for the record, I own a Lenovo, first generation, P1 laptop.

I wanted a versatile USB-C charging cable to use with items having charging demands between 5W and 65W. I am very pleased, so far, with this offering from Weduda. I usually order Anker charging products, but wanted to try another brand. This cord was advertised as being durable and capable of handling 100W charging requirements.The feel of the cable is very smooth, but it is also thicker than most braided cables. It is firm, but not stiff, and is still very flexible.I'm hoping this fills the need for a one-cable-fits-all USB-C cable, and it hasn't let me down yet.

This cable is well made with thick and rigid nylon jacket with type C USB plug on both ends. Many such cable can only carry portion of claimed power and this one indeed capable of transferring up to the full power 100W without noticeable heating or degradation of performance. Work well with QC phone charger and laptop power adapter. My mac can recognize it as a compatible device without the common non-certified device warnings. It is a bit thicker than a regular USB data transfer cable with less than 20W rating, but no much. Still quite flexible when folding for storage. Pretty good charging cable with such high power rating.

Got this Weduda 100W USB-C Fast Charging Cable to replace short cheap cables which came with a few of my devices. Build quality is good, materials feel durable, construction is tight, no obvious errors. Functionality is good, fast charging is fine but this 100W rating far exceeds the output of my chargers, USB2 performance seems normal.Price point of $11.99 list and $10.99 sale for a single cable is good, the 10% off coupon helps, but it's hard for this to compete against 2 or 3 packs of similar cables for only a little more, unless you really only need a single cable.Overall, 5 stars, good USB-C cable, but shop around if you need more than one.Hope that helps, thanks for reading, and thanks to Amazon for the free USB-C cable to review.

This appears to be a good quality braided cable. It unrolls and bends nicely. The connections to the USB ports felt good.I tested it with my battery bank and a 65W charger and a 200W (100W per port) charger and a shorter (half the size) 100W cable that came with the 200W charger. We cannot assume those devices are perfect so take a look at the results with that in mind.With the 65W charger, this cable charged consistently at 62W while the shorter cable charged at 63W. With the 100W charger, this charged between 96W to 97W while the shorter cable charged between 98W and 99W.In my opinion, the length may have made the difference. Overall I am happy with this cable and it seems to charge close enough to what they advertise.

Excellent quality cable, with a high wattage rating. Perfect for almost any device, up to larger laptops. The higher rating will still be fine for devices that require less power, which is explained below.This cable is rated for 100 watts. If you are only charging a phone, or tablet, most USB-C cables will work. There are many cables that are only rated for 60, or 65 watts, and if the cable doesn’t specifically mention a higher rating, it almost certainly will not handle 100 watts. Smaller laptops can charge perfectly with 65 watts, generally speaking, and even a 15” or 16” MacBook Pro can charge with 65 watts, if it is sleeping. It may be able to maintain a charge while in use (depending on what you are doing) but the newer MacBook Pro’s use 96 watt chargers, and the newer ones use even higher power chargers. Same for the larger Windows laptops.The most important thing to know is that you can have a 96 watt charger, and a larger laptop, but if you get a lower power cable, you will be charging with a bottleneck with your charging, resulting in longer charging times. Excellent choice for your devices, and future proofing as well.