USB C Cable 100W 5A PD Fast Charging with LED Display Wattage 4ft Nylon Braided 480Mbps Data Transmission for MacBook Pro Quest PS5 and More Type C Device

Got this cable for its LED display. It works as expected and was able to charge my laptop up-to 90W. However, the LED display just die on me after lightly usage for 4 months. The cable seems still working as it is still charging my laptop. However, I would not recommend this cable because its durability. Probably should try a different brand or just buy a regular cable and not paying the premium price for the LED display.Edit: 3/5/23Updated to 4 stars.Contacted the seller and the seller responded very quickly and has confirmed that the cable is defect.I have received the replacement the seller has sent to me. A 4-feet one as the 6-feet one I purchased is out of stock. The new one is working as expected.Great customer service which is commendable.I am hoping this one would last longer.

edit: they offered me a replacement, but i had already replaced the cable so they gave me a complete refund and i took it. great customer service. be extra careful not to leave the cable without support and yours will not bend like mine. below is my original review.left it plugged into my ipad on my desk, the cable is so tough and thick it is bending at the usbc plug now, and the throughput is less than it should be, less than with other cables. did not mistreat the cable, found it bent without manhandling. beware, can break under its own weight, apparently.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this cable because I wanted to see the wattage draw of several devices. I have numerous devices (Macs, phones, power banks, headsets, controllers), that I tested this with.I used 3 different AC chargers, 2 MacBook Power Adapters (61W and 87W) and a Pixel Adapter (18W). I tested this against my MacBook Pro, 3 headsets, 2 phones, a controller, a power bank and a small USB-C battery. It charges nearly all of the devices and the wattage display varies based on the device draw. It also can differentiate between devices that are using Power Delivery and non-PD.The only device it wasn't able to charge is a small low power battery (<1W), but I've had issues charging these batteries with other cables and adapters because the battery's draw may be too small where the cable can't recognize a device is connected so I can't really say it's this cable (e.g. other Power Delivery specific cables, like Apple and Anker, are unable to charge this battery).With the MacBook Pro (13" 2016) I compared it to an Apple (MFI) cable and it seems to register identically based on the Mac Power System Report (see pics). I've seen this cable peak at 80 and 60W based on the adapters I have. I do not have a 100W adapter or device that draws 100W. I also do not have any professional grade measuring tools so I'm trusting the wattage displayed and how it recognizes the device. I also haven't tested the data transfer speeds because I don't have any good tools/apps that can measure transfer rates.All-in-all this is a very informative cable and does what it says. It will definitely come in handy for me.

Really like the product. It worked well until it developed issues of not charging until I position the cable a certain way. Not sure the fact that it's braided made a difference in durability.Edit: Customer service reached out to replace my cable, but it's out of stock for now. But they'll replace when it's back in stock.

I am so glad I bought this device for my many electrics I own. One of my main thing I was concerned was the watt meter display integrated into the device was going to give me actuate reading. I tested it with my older Samsung Note 8 and Quest 2 VR System, I found it very accurate and quick on the reading. I wanted to see it would work on newer Samsung phones so I did a charge test on my friend's S21 phone and it charged to its 25 watts rating with Samsung Fast charge wall charger. As Computer Tech , I find this very important to know if my devices are over charging or not. And last thing, the materials are high quality especial the braided cable. This is product should last a long time.

Great reliable cable! Been using it constantly, and have no problems charging my devices. Love that the cable itself has a label stating the wattage it can handle.Wish the cable would also come in right-angle style as well.

Initially, the cord worked as advertised. It has been good to see how much power is being sent to my devices. Unfortunately, today the display stopped working. It flashes on, then goes blank. I've tried several times and with several different devices, all the same. Charging seems to have not been affected, but the display is why I bought it and paid more than for just a charging cord.DisappointedThe company got ahold of me and sent me a new one. It's been working perfectly. I guess I had a faulty one. Great customer service. I will keep an eye on it, but so far, it's doing exactly as promised and advertised.

I like that says the charging power but definitely doesn't go farther than 65w... used a 100w charging brick and plugged this cable to charge my gaming z13 tablet and the tablet said in 4 hours or so to fully charge it 🙃 so I changed this LED cable to a regular one and guess what lol the regular cable charged the tablet in 1hr and 30min.. so I don't think it's accurate at all and don't think it can pass 65w... disappointed but I still use it on things like my phone, charging my earphones and etc. Like small things.. it can be accurate on that but definitely not charging a gaming tablet... overall I like it and it's addicting to see how much the earphones charging rate is and then changing other things just to see how fast it can charge it... I like it but yes disappointed

Works as advertised, charges my macbook pro 16" while displaying power output. 10/10 great product, would definitely buy again!

Like to use to see power level delivered from different chargers

Nothing more to say - it stopped working!

It stopped working after a few months