UGREEN Retractable USB‑C Cable 100W, 1m

This retractable USB‑C to USB‑C charging cable from UGREEN combines compact convenience with high-power charging for laptops, tablets and phones. With up to 100W power delivery according to the manufacturer and four adjustable lengths from 0.36 m to 1 m, it suits desk, travel and bedside use while keeping cables tidy.

Key Points

The cable supports PD 3.0, SCP and PPS protocols and can deliver up to 100W (5 A/20 V) for fast charging compatible devices. It uses an E-Marker chip to negotiate the correct current automatically, helping to reduce the risk of overcurrent or incompatible charging. The retractable mechanism offers four set lengths — 0.36 m, 0.6 m, 0.82 m and 1 m — so you can choose the best reach without excess cable on show. The housing is aluminium alloy and the lead has been tested for repeated stretching and plugging, which aims to extend usable life. Note that the quoted 100W figure is provided by the manufacturer and actual performance depends on the charger and device.

Technical Specifications

• Name: UGREEN Retractable USB‑C to USB‑C Charger Cable 100W
• Length options: - 0.36 m - 0.6 m - 0.82 m - 1 m
• Maximum power: - 100W (5 A/20 V) according to the manufacturer
• Protocols supported: - PD 3.0, SCP, PPS 45W compatibility noted
• Connectors: - USB Type‑C to USB Type‑C
• Colour: - Black

Benefits

Thanks to the retractable design, you avoid tangled leads and gain a neater workspace when moving between locations. The combination of an E‑Marker chip and high current capability means faster top‑up charging for power-hungry laptops such as recent MacBook Pro models and for the latest smartphones that accept high‑watt USB‑C charging. The compact form factor makes it straightforward to pack in a bag without adding extra bulk.

Usage Recommendations

Use a compatible 100W or suitably rated PD charger to reach the maximum power delivery. For shorter, clutter-free setups select one of the shorter preset lengths to keep the cable close to the device. Consider that charging speed will vary with the host device and charger, and older chargers may limit the power negotiated by the E‑Marker protocol.