UGREEN USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable 100W (2 Pack) – Fast Charge & Sync, 3M
Product description
The essentials
If you want one cable that can handle faster USB-C charging without having to buy separate leads for your phone and laptop, this UGREEN USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable (100W) in a 2 pack is aimed at that exact everyday problem. On paper it’s built for high-power USB-C charging up to 20V/5A, plus data transfer for file movement.
The 2-pack approach is also practical: one cable can live at home and the other at work (or in your bag). It’s not perfect for every scenario though—this cable does not support video output, so if you were hoping to use a USB-C cable for displays, you’ll need a different type of lead.
What you’ll notice day to day
In day-to-day use, the main appeal here is simple: you get fast charging performance and the convenience of longer reach (it’s listed as 3m) without constantly swapping chargers. The included “twin” cables are designed so different people/devices can use the same charging standard at the same time, which is handy if you share space at home or your desk.
For a quick micro-scenario: imagine heading out with your laptop and phone. You could keep one 3m cable plugged in at home for your phone and tablet, while the second cable stays at your office for your laptop/tablet. When you switch between devices, the cable’s power negotiation (via its built-in E‑Marker, according to the listing) is meant to automatically adjust voltage/current for safer charging.
Key takeaways (charging and data)
This cable is positioned as a higher-power option compared with 60W-class USB-C cables. It’s rated up to 100W charging, with power up to 20V/5A listed. That matters if you’re trying to keep charging speed consistent across devices that support fast charging.
On the data side, the listing quotes data transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps and gives an example that 1G files can transfer within 30 seconds—useful if you want to move files occasionally rather than only charging.
Worth noting that “fast” will still depend on what the connected device supports. A 100W-capable cable won’t magically boost a device that’s limited to lower charging speeds.
Tech specs
- Type: USB-C to USB-C charger cable (USB-C)
- Charging capability: up to 100W, power up to 20V/5A
- Data transfer: up to 480 Mbps
- Video output: not supported
- Length: 3m
- Pack size: 2 cables
What stands out (and what doesn’t)
The stronger selling points are durability and flexibility of use. The cable uses premium TPE material (as described) and an extended wire joint design, with lab-test claims of withstanding over 15000+ plugs and 20000+ bends, and a lifespan described as over 10X higher than other USB-C cables (as stated in the listing). If you’re rough on cables—bag tangles, repeated daily plugging, frequent bends—this is the kind of spec that can matter more than you’d expect.
Where it may not suit you: if you need video output from a USB-C connection (for example, connecting to a monitor), the listing explicitly says it does not support video output. Also, if you only charge one small device occasionally, paying for a 3m, 2-pack setup might feel like more cable than you actually need.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a single USB-C cable family for a mixed setup—phone, tablet and a USB-C laptop—without downsizing into lower-wattage leads. The compatibility list in the description is broad, covering devices like iPhone models (including Pro/Pro Max), iPad Pro/Air models, MacBook Pro/Air models, and popular Android flagships such as Galaxy S25/S24 Ultra and Pixel 9.
It might not be a great match if your priority is video output over USB-C, or if you don’t want a longer 3m cable because it can be awkward to manage on a small desk.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you’re after a durable 100W USB-C to USB-C charging cable with the convenience of two matching leads—one for home and one for work—and you want both fast charging capability and basic fast data transfer (up to the quoted 480 Mbps).
Skip it if you need a USB-C cable for displays, because video output isn’t supported. Also consider whether you actually need 3m and a 2-pack, if you only need a short lead for one device, a simpler setup could be more convenient.
Mini FAQ
Does this cable support video output?
No. The listing states that this USB-C to USB-C cable does not support video output.
What charging speed is it rated for?
It’s listed as up to 100W charging, with power up to 20V/5A.
What about data transfer speed?
The listing quotes up to 480 Mbps, with an example for transferring 1G files within 30 seconds.
How long is the cable?
It’s 3m (3 metres) long.
What’s the benefit of the 2-pack?
You get two identical 3m USB-C cables, which is useful for keeping one at home and another at work, or for having spares for shared use.