USB-C to USB-C 100W Braided Cable with LED Display
Your phone is charging, but you cannot tell whether the cable is holding it back. This braided USB-C cable shows its 100W rating on a built-in LED display the moment you plug in. Metal connector housings and strain-relief collars keep it sturdy for desk, bedside and car use.
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Your phone is charging, but you cannot tell whether the cable is holding it back. This braided USB-C cable shows its 100W rating on a built-in LED display the moment you plug in. Metal connector housings and strain-relief collars keep it sturdy for desk, bedside and car use.
Fast 100W Type-C charging with a built-in digital display that shows the live power rating
- Not knowing whether a cable is delivering fast-charge power
- Cables that fray or tangle easily
- Need for a single cable for fast charging phones, tablets and laptops
See your 100W charge before you plug in
Stop guessing whether your cable is slowing your phone. This braided USB-C cable lights up its 100W rating so you can charge with confidence.
A cable that tells you what it is delivering

Watch the 100W light up
An integrated LED shows the 100W PD rating as soon as the cable is connected. You read the rating on the cable itself, with no meter or app. Plug into a 100W charger and you know the cable is set up for that output before your phone starts drawing power.

Built to survive daily carry
The braided nylon jacket resists the bending and tangling that wear down thin cables. Strain-relief collars at both ends take the stress at the joints, where basic cables usually fail first. It coils loosely and lies flat in a bag.

One cable for every USB-C device
Both ends are USB-C, so one cable covers phones, tablets and laptops that charge over USB-C. Use it on the desk, at the bedside and in the car without carrying a second cable.
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The display shows the cable's rated 100W Power Delivery output. It does not measure what your phone or laptop pulls. Your device negotiates its own maximum with the charger, so check its max charging wattage in the settings or spec sheet to know its real speed.
Only if the device and the charger both support 100W Power Delivery. The cable carries the rating, but the device sets the final speed. Phones and laptops set their own limit, and many accept less than 100W.
Yes, as long as the laptop charges over USB-C Power Delivery and the charger is rated for it. Both ends are USB-C, so the same cable fits the laptop port and the charger port.
The braided nylon jacket and strain-relief collars are built for the bending and tangling of a bag, desk and car. Hold the metal housing when you unplug, not the braid, and the joints will last longer.
You pay for the metal connector housings, the braided jacket and the built-in LED display. A basic cable delivers a charge but gives you no way to see its rating. Thin cables often fray within months, so the braided build tends to cost less over time than replacing them.
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