Nylon Braided 6.5ft USB C to USB C Cable with LED Power Display & 5A E-Marker Chip 100W PD 3.0 PPS 45W Super Fast Charging Cord for iPhone 17/16, iPad Pro, Galaxy S26, MacBook Pro, Pixel 10

Cable quality is stellar overall, it’s the nicest charge cable I’ve ever had bar none. The cable material is a nice fabric and feels thick and flexible, and holds absolutely no kinks. It feels a lot like high end 100% silicone audio lines oddly, I wonder what the jacket material is. It’s pretty impressive for the money. The non-screen end clicks in to my day old 16 pro so solidly and has zero movement. Shockingly the ends are in seamless aluminum housings. Wattage reading is dead on accurate at 20w for my car charger and 45w cap for fast charging, tapering at 80%+ charge. I’m shocked. Gonna give it a few weeks and run it hard daily but if it lasts this is a steal for the coin.

These combined with a high speed charging station are blowing me and all who use it away! Love the digital readout and the look and sturdy feel of them.

Buen producto

Very good charging cable, works great

I which it was paired with a car or a wall plug but over all i love it.

I admit. I am a bit of a USB cable snob. I am tired of cheap (stiff) USB cables that take way too much effort to "tame". This cable by Wotobeus is super flexible and 2m long (6.5ft). It's USB 2.0 protocol, so it's not for fast data transfers which I wouldn't use this for anyway. A 2m long USB 2.0 cable, however, is ideal for charging, especially with it's PD display to verify when things are charging and/or almost done. It comes with a nice stretchy band/tie to hold it nicely coiled. The strain-reliefs at the ends are not nearly as ugly in real life as shown in the picture. The ends are a big chunky, however, with not really enough step around the USB plug to fit fit past phone cases. It seems to be less of a step than the computer-generated images. I have a very thin leather iPhone case, and it barely makes a connection. If you had a TPU case, no way. Fine for laptops.

Got this for my bedside phone charger. It's got two main benefits for my phone and other devices. First it only lights up when charging, and the little LED is a nice confirmation that my device is still charging after it's been connected for a while, as I've had cables come loose from the wall plug before, and not been aware until I checked the actual device. Second, it helps identify whether/how fast some of my devices other than my phone are charging. For example, I can see how fast my Bluetooth headphones charge, and whether they are full or not. Durable, and I'm happy with it.

Firstly, it's a really nice cable. The ends have good strain relief. It's the woven "snakeskin" material that doesn't grab onto itself or others to tangle and it coils nicely. The added rubber wrap makes it easy to contain in a travel bag. The star of the show, of course, is the meter. It can help confirm when a charger/load are really paired at the expected charge rate. Here, my not-quite-empty 13" MBP is being fed 53W - as expected for that model in that state. It doesn't separate out amperage and voltage. It does update quickly, so you can see flicker if you happen to have a charger (I have one such on the shelf, marked so it doesn't get used) that decides to change charging rates spontaneously or has a loose connection that makes it 'hunt' or is otherwise annoying. This will be handy for techs that are, e.g. trying to figure out if a piece of equipment is totally dead (will pull nothing) or if it just has a bad screen/processor (will pull _something_ to power remaining electronics. I look forward to keeping this one in mysterious travel bag. The brightesss/update rate isn't annoying even though the displays changes just slightly every few seconds while it's the periphery of your screen/keyboard. I know that every orientation is going to be upside down for half the users, but the provided orientation will be upside down for Macbook users. :-| Not docking a star for that. Just stating why my picture looks dumb.