100W USB C to USB C Cable 4ft Fast Charger with LED Display PD 5A PD/QC Type C Charging Translucent Cable for Samsung Galaxy S22, iPad, MacBook, Pixel Google, LG and More

Opened the package, pluged to a newly purchased multi wall outlet charger. What I thought was a great buy on Amazon. Indicated my tablet was charging at 7 Watts. Moved to my Anker battery and got 14 Watts on the same device. Then moved it to a USB-C block charger certified Apple and got the same 14 Watt charge rate. Worth every penny to know your crappy chargers from the good ones.

I like this cord a lot for what it does - that is, it shows me the charging power (watts) that the connected device is pulling while charging. I wish the display was brighter but it IS readable.

Does what is says, let's me know how much power my phone is drawing. Good to know whats going on there. You can use it to see which which of your charging blocks can provide the power your phone wants.

I have a bad habit of destroying batteries in flashlights or whatever by plugging them into the wrong USB charger. My OnePlus warp charger is likely responsible for my Nebo 2K SlydeKing now needing a new battery. With this type of charger I can check the current before I leave it on over night in my car. I'm happy with my purchase. This one is a keeper.

If you need a double type C cable for charging and need you know that whatever you buy actually supports fast charging, this is it. The little display feels like a gimmick at first but I actually find it handy for verifying that your combination of charger and device actually ARE charging at a faster speed vs. just the standard USB 5 watts. It's not like it costs significantly more than a normal fast charge rated type C cable, and the diagnostic capability is quite useful for the times when you need it.The readout is a rather understated blue-green that if I didn't know better almost looks like it is an electroluminescent display rather than the LED it probably is. The upshot is it's not so bright that it lights up the room if you are, e.g., charging something and trying to sleep in the same place. There's only a display on one end, not both, so make sure you keep track of which end is which if you need to be able to read it. I can't verify its accuracy without doing loads more science than I'm prepared to; I haven't found it to deviate more than 1-2 watts from the reported charging wattage provided by the devices I plug it into -- and who knows how accurate the self-reported numbers are, either. Seems close enough for a good estimate, at any rate.

Just as it says. I like knowing the voltage going into my devices from phone to headphones to vapes.

*Update* seller has reached out to me and sent me a replacement cable. They had me send a video of the issue and then sent me a replacement cable. Excellent customer service.*Original review *I really liked this cable when it was working. It appeared to be high quality. However it stopped working after the return period. Won't charge anything and the light on the display no longer lights up when plugging into items. Unfortunate.

I was taking a shot with this in hopes that it would allow me to connect my JLab microphone to my android phone, and it works! Plug and play!For anyone else looking to power their mac/windows microphone through their phone, this is it. I'm elated.

I have tested with 120w Flash Charger. The cable easily supports 100w. The quality and Length of the cable was good. Value for money product. It displays the accurate watts. Good one for cable with LED display.