PD 100W Coiled USB-C Car Charging Cable, Fast Charge
Charge on the drive and at the desk without digging through a tangle. This coiled, braided USB-C cable is rated for PD 100W and springs back to a compact loop when you are done. Packaging test times are listed on the page so you can see what to expect.
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Charge on the drive and at the desk without digging through a tangle. This coiled, braided USB-C cable is rated for PD 100W and springs back to a compact loop when you are done. Packaging test times are listed on the page so you can see what to expect.
PD 100W fast charging in a coiled, car-friendly USB-C cable
- slow charging
- cable tangling and clutter
- limited reach while charging in a car or desk
Fast charging that stays out of your way
Before: a slow charge and a knotted cable in the console. After: a fast PD 100W charge on every drive, with a braided coil that stays neat and reaches where you need it.
One cable, fast charge, no tangles

PD 100W, real fast charging
The cable is rated for PD 100W, so it is built to carry full power delivery rather than a trickle. Plug it into a PD-capable charger or car port and your phone or laptop takes the rate it supports. An LED light on the connector housing shows the cable is working.

Coiled, stays out of the way
The braided nylon jacket wraps a spring coil that holds a tight loop, so the cable stays off the passenger seat and out of the cup holder. Stretch it to reach the back seat or the far side of the desk, then let it spring back. It sits neatly next to your cable organizers without spreading across the console.

Charge times, measured on the box
The packaging test shows 57% in about 30 minutes on an iPhone 15 Pro, 100% in about 70 minutes on a Samsung S22 Ultra, and 100% in about 94 minutes on a MacBook Pro 2023 16 inch. Your real speed depends on your device and charger.
Coil it, plug it, go
- 1Relax the coil
Stretch the coil out on first unboxing and leave it loose for a few hours so it relaxes into shape.
- 2Plug into a PD port
Connect to a PD-capable car charger or wall adapter. A PD port is needed to reach the 100W rating, and a car chargers listing with PD is the easiest match.
- 3Run it where you need reach
Let the coil rest on the console or desk, and stretch it only as far as you need.
- 4Unplug by the housing
Hold the connector housing when you unplug. Pulling on the coil stresses the joint over time.
- 5Coil it away
Coil the cable into the door pocket or bag when it is not in use, and keep it out of direct sun.
Choose the variant that fits your device
- C-C 100W 1.8m Blue×1
PD 100W rated, for phones and laptops
- C-C 60W 1.8m Blue×1
60W rated version for devices that do not need 100W
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Questions and answers
The cable is rated for PD 100W, and the packaging test shows 57% in about 30 minutes on an iPhone 15 Pro. The full 100W only flows when the charger and the device both support PD, so pair it with a PD-capable adapter or car port.
Pick the 100W version for laptops and for phones that accept fast PD charging. The 60W version suits devices that do not need the full 100W rate. Both are 1.8 m and blue.
The spring coil snaps back after you stretch it, and the braided jacket stays tidy in a bag or console. Avoid pulling on the coil itself and keep the cable off a hot dashboard, since heat softens the spring.
It plugs into any USB-C port, but the 100W rate needs a port that supports PD. A port without PD will charge more slowly, so a PD-capable car charger is the simplest fix.
A plain loose cable tangles in a bag and slides out of reach. This one coils into a compact spring, so it stays where you put it, and it is rated for PD 100W. One cable in the car and one at the desk ends the daily dig through a tangle.
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