CableCreation 100W Charging USB C Cable 1FT, Thick USBC 3.1 Gen 2,10G Data
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CableCreation 100W Charging USB C Cable 1FT, Thick USBC 3.1 Gen 2,10G Data
- 【Heavy Duty Thick USB C 3.1Gen 2】CableCreation full function USB C to C industrial-grade cable. Equipped with 264-pieces tin-plated copper core for reliable performance in harsh working environments. OD:6.5mm
- 【100W USB C PD Charging】100W Super Fast USBC to USBC power delivery charging cable.Charging Any Type USB C interface device
- 【USB C to Monitor】4K@60Hz video transfer from USB C HOST device like cellphone/laptop/tablet to USB C display device. Make sure USBC device support display output mode or thunderbolt3/4.
- 【10G Fast Data Sync】Nestest version USB C 3.1 Gen 2 technology support 10Gbps high speed data transfer, suitable for SSD hard drive data transfer.
- 【Wide Compatible】Work with all usb-c device, like Android cellphone, Android Auto,Apple carplay, laptop, table, iPhone 15 iPhone 16, iPhone 17, powerbank, wireless headset, hard drive, Nintendo Switch,hard drive...
- 【1 foot USBC Data 】1ft Short Charging Cable prefect for traveling, business trip, powerbank charging, dock station setup. No need much space.
- 【Fully Function USB-C to USB-C】 CableCreation USB C to C 3.2 Gen 2 cable back with 2 years worry free service and lifetime tech support.
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