Collection: Type C USB Cable Collection – Fast Charging, Durable & Reliable

An E-Marker (Electronic Marker) chip is a safety feature required for all USB-C cables that handle over 60W of power. This chip communicates with your charger and your device to identify the cable's capabilities (like 100W) and ensure a safe, stable power delivery. Cables without an E-Marker are unsafe for high-wattage charging and can damage your laptop or charger.

Yes, if you have an iPhone 15 or newer, which uses a USB-C port. For an iPhone 14 or older, you cannot use this cable. You must use a USB-C to Lightning cable (which we sell in our MFi Certified collection).

Yes, our 10Gbps (USB 3.1 Gen 2) cables support video output. You can use them to connect a USB-C-enabled laptop (like a MacBook) directly to a USB-C monitor for 4K video display. Please note that standard 480Mbps USB 2.0 cables do not support video.

No, they vary greatly. Many cheap cables are "charge-only" or are limited to slow USB 2.0 data speeds (480Mbps). Our cables are built for high performance, supporting both 100W PD charging and 10Gbps data transfer, making them true "all-in-one" solutions for all your devices.

Power Delivery (PD) is a fast-charging technology. While your phone may only need 20W-30W, a laptop (like a MacBook Pro) requires 65W, 87W, or even 100W to charge at full speed. A 100W PD cable is the universal standard that ensures you can charge all your devices, from your phone to your high-power laptop, with a single cable.

They use the exact same physical connector, but Thunderbolt 3 is a more powerful technology that supports much faster data speeds (up to 40Gbps). Our 10Gbps USB-C cables are fully compatible with Thunderbolt 3 ports, but they will operate at the 10Gbps USB speed.