Jansicotek Essager XR USB-A to USB-C Cable 100W LED 3.3FT 2-Pack
- USB Type-C
- USB-C Cable
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A 3.3 ft USB-C to USB-C cable pair delivering 100 W Power Delivery and 5 A charging with an E-marker chip, plus 480 Mbps data transfer
This Jansicotek Essager XJ set supplies two 3.3 ft USB-C to USB-C cables rated for 100 W Power Delivery and 5 A current. Each cable includes an E-marker smart chip that negotiates 20 V output for safe high-speed charging. The transparent connector shells reveal the internal circuitry. Data transfer runs at 480 Mbps.
The cables support PD 100 W and Quick Charge 4.0, making them suitable for devices such as MacBook Pro 16, Samsung Galaxy S20, iPad, Pixel and compatible Huawei, Xiaomi or POCO models. Buyers who need data rates above 480 Mbps should look at something else.
The single specification that decides fit is the 100 W PD rating combined with 5 A at 20 V. If your charger and device both support 100 W USB-C PD, these cables will deliver the full negotiated power. If either end is limited to a lower wattage, the cable will operate at that lower limit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jansicotek |
| Product line | Essager XJ |
| Model name | Essager XJ |
| Product type | USB-C Cable |
| Product color | Black |
| Ports & slots | |
| Adapter connector | USB Type-C |
| Full-size USB ports | 1 |
| Power | |
| Output voltage | 20 V |
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Yes, the cable supports 20V at 5A for 100W delivery, so the charger must supply 100W PD to reach that rate.
The built-in E-marker chip negotiates power automatically, so a 60W laptop draws only what it needs without risk.
Check the device’s battery settings or a USB-C power meter; it should show 20V and 5A when the source and sink both support 100W PD.
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