USB C to USB C Charger Cable 100W 2Pack 1.8M USB C Cable Fast Charge Type C Cable sold by HONGHUIXIN SHOP

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【Excellent Durability】This usb c cable is made of silicone for excellent flexibility, it can withstand more bending loads, and is more durable and robust than regular usb c cables. It can withstand more than 20,000 insert and pull out cycles.
【Universal Compatibility】The USB C to USB C cable is perfect for all USB C devices and has a powerful output power of 100W, which can charge many devices, such as Apple iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, MacBook Pro/Air, Samsung S23/S22,/S20, Huawei, Google, LG. Laptops include Dell, Lenovo, Asus, HP and other usb-c port devices.
【Safety and Protection】This usb c to usb c cable is equipped with a high-performance intelligent chip to ensure safe and efficient charging of your device. It is equipped with various safety functions such as overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuit protection to protect your device from potential damage during charging.
【100W Fast Charging】2Pack 1.8M usb c charger cable has an output power of 100W 5A, allowing your device to be fully charged in a short time and saving you valuable time.
【Warranty Policy】Every sale includes an 12 months, worry-free guarantee to prove the importance we set on quality. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us!

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1st Mar
Soft & smooth and comfortable hand feel are clearly very important features
2nd Mar
Totally agree, soft and smooth is the way to go. Nobody wants to experience the joy of a USB-C cable going rogue and playing rough with their buttcheeks at 3 AM. Comfort is key, especially in those delicate areas!
2nd Mar
Funny how they advertise 100w but as far as the actual cable materials go, the maximum current is the limiting factor and it doesn't change with voltage. So yeah, this says it can do 5A which is the maximum for any USB PD standard and should work with upto 48V at 5A which is 240W. Maybe there's a chip in the connector that has to negotiate the max voltage too that I'm not aware of?
3rd Mar
I think there is a chip as explained in the second screenshot?