iDsonix USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable 100W, 2m (2-pack)
Product description
The essentials
A decent USB-C charging cable is one of those boring purchases you only really notice when it’s missing. The iDsonix USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable is aimed at charging USB-C devices with fast charging support, while also letting you move data via the same lead. On paper, it’s pitched for people who want a single cable style that can cover everyday charging for laptops, tablets and phones—at least across a fairly wide set of popular USB-C models.
The 2m length and 2-pack approach are worth taking seriously if you tend to charge in different places (desk and bedside, for example). It’s not trying to be exotic, it’s designed to be practical. Just keep in mind that “fast charging” depends heavily on the charger brick and the device you’re using, so the cable alone isn’t the whole story.
Key points
You get a USB-C to USB-C cable designed for up to PD fast charging (100W is stated), with an aluminium/zinc alloy connector design for corrosion resistance. It also supports data transfer up to 480Mbps, which is useful if you sometimes back up photos, sync files or move content between a laptop and a phone.
Where it feels most sensible is daily charging and occasional data transfer: think charging a MacBook or iPad while you work, then plugging in later to move files without hunting for a separate lead. The braided build is also positioned as something that can take repeated handling better than the flimsy cables that tend to fray at the ends.
It’s also a good pick if you like having spare cables around, rather than relying on one lead that you’re forever untangling.
What to know before you buy
First, check whether your devices actually support the level of charging you want. The cable is described as supporting up to PD 100W, but your charger and device will still decide what you truly get.
Second, “2m” is convenient, yet it can be a bit more cable to manage if your setup is tight. In small desk spaces, a long lead can be more of a trip hazard than a benefit.
Finally, despite the strong compatibility claims in the description, compatibility can always vary with specific device generations and charging protocols. It’s best to confirm your device uses USB-C Power Delivery if you’re specifically chasing fast charging.
A practical example: if you keep one cable at your desk and one by your bed, you can top up a phone or tablet overnight and still use the desk cable for laptop charging during the day—without swapping leads.
Where it shines
This cable’s main strength is the “one lead for power and data” idea. Many users end up with separate charging-only cables and data leads, but this one is framed as supporting fast data synchronisation (up to 480Mbps). If you regularly transfer movies, songs or files, that matters.
The connector design is another point. The zinc alloy connector is described as oxidation resistant and also “30% cooler” than normal connectors, which is presented as part of its thermostatic protection approach. It’s not a guarantee that it’ll never get warm under load, but it does suggest attention to how the plug behaves during charging.
If you’re the kind of person who plugs and unplugs every day—work laptop dock, commuting devices, charge stands—having a braided, protection-focused cable is more comforting than going for the cheapest thin option.
Tech specs
- Type: USB-C to USB-C charger/data cable
- Power support: PD fast charging up to 100W (stated)
- Cable length: 2m
- Pack size: 2-pack
- Data transfer: fast data synchronisation up to 480Mbps (stated)
- Connector design: zinc alloy connector (stated as oxidation resistant)
- Additional build: braided data lead (stated)
- Safety/protection: multiple protection (stated)
Usage tips
For best results, pair this cable with a USB-C Power Delivery charger that can provide the charging level your device supports. If you’re using it with a lower-output charger, you may get normal charging rather than the “fast” speeds you’re expecting.
If you plan to use it for file transfers, give it a clean, snug connection on both ends and avoid bending close to the connectors every time you unplug. With braided cables you still want to treat the ends carefully—most cable wear happens near the plug heads.
It can also be handy for travel because you’ll have a spare lead in the pack. Not glamorous, but it saves you the “one cable broke on the trip” moment.
Is it worth it?
It’s worth buying if you want a USB-C to USB-C cable that covers charging (up to PD 100W is stated) and also supports data transfer up to 480Mbps, and you like the practicality of a 2-pack with a 2m length.
You may want to skip it if your use is very specific and you’re chasing a guaranteed fast-charging experience—fast charging still depends on your charger and device support, and this cable alone can’t override those limits. Also, if your charging setup is tight, the 2m length could be more annoyance than help.
Overall, this feels like a solid everyday cable for people with multiple USB-C devices at home or at work. If your priority is maximum flexibility between charging and occasional syncing, it ticks the right boxes. If your priority is the absolute shortest, simplest lead for one device only, you might find a shorter cable a better fit.
Mini FAQ
Does this cable support fast charging?
The description states PD fast charging support up to 100W. Real-world fast charging still depends on your device and the USB-C charger you use.
Can it transfer data, or is it charging-only?
It’s described as supporting fast data synchronisation up to 480Mbps.
Why choose a 2-pack?
A second cable makes it easier to keep one at your desk and one at home/bedside, so you’re less likely to run out when one is in use.
Is 2m too long?
It’s convenient for flexible setups, but if your desk or charging spot is close and clutter-prone, it can feel bulky.
What devices is it meant for?
The base description lists a wide range of USB-C devices, including various MacBook Pro/Air models, iPad models, Galaxy phones, Huawei, Xiaomi, Pixel and some laptops. If you’re unsure, check your device uses USB-C and supports Power Delivery for fast charging.