6ft USB C Cable, 5A PD100W Super Fast Charging Cable Type C to Type C Cable with LED Display USB C Charger Cord for MacBook Pro Air i Pad Thunderbolt Samsung Galaxy Switch PS5 USB C Device

Nicely made fabric cable. The display clearly shows how many watts are being delivered, not the voltage however.Had some issues with the longer version staying in the Samsung s6 stylus socket reliably.Other than that, fully great if you're interested in the information.

This cable display provides accurate power readings for USB-C charging when the connector with the display is providing power to the USB-C device (laptop).My application is a power bank (big battery source with 60W USB-C output) to a Laptop computer capable of accepting 100W power. This cable works for this application, doesn't matter which end is plugged into the computer/power bank USB-C charging port.The cable connector display reads 60W when the end with the display is plugged into my computer and the other end without display is plugged into the power bank. A separate USB-C power meter and power bank display match readings on the cable connector display. The numbers are correct and do show lower numbers when the laptop battery is fully charged or nearly fully charged. Laptop drops to ~15W when fully charged and is still running.I swapped USB-C ends and plugged the cable display end into the power bank and the other end without display into my laptop. the cable connector display read 0W. A separate USB-C meter and power bank meter verify this USB-C cable was still operating correctly and the laptop was still charging at 60W, even though the cable connector display reads "0". The cable connector display only shows power being delivered by the connector with the display. So when it's plugged into my laptop which is using power, the display accurately shows laptop power consumption. The Power bank is "sourcing" power and the cable connector display reads "0" when plugged into this device, even though the cable is still charging the laptop on the other end at 60W, verified with a separate meters.This cable display power flow directionality took a little getting used to. But the cable works for power delivery no matter what direction it is used. It does what I need. The display with a little care is useful and when connected properly will provide you with actual power delivery information.I also disconnect USB-C plugs by firmly grasping the "connector" as opposed to "yanking" on the cable. So I do not anticipate cable separation problems for my usage. The cable looks like it is built well enough to survive "yanking" type removal, but I was trained at a very early age not "yank" so cables/power cords should last longer while I'm the only one using them.

For a more expensive cable like this, i'd prefer a really good strain relief right where the cable attaches to the plug, that's right where most cables eventually break. If spending money for this cable with the neat feature, i'd like to know that it's going to last a bit longer than the rest.Aside from that concern, i've tested and verified the accuracy of the display and am satisfied with the purchase.

The media could not be loaded.  This cable is like no other cable I have used before and I love the attention to detail on this one. This cable has a little display built right onto the cable that will display the wattage that is being sent through the cable to my device. This not only looks cool and makes the cable stand but helps me a lot on my camping trips I can see how much power draw any of my devices is pulling while charging. That works great for when I am using a power bank to charge that has a limited total capacity so I have to be more careful with how much power I use because I have a limited supply of it. The cable is also braided and has connecting supports to the USB c ports so the cable is built to last and still looks brand new after me using it every day. The cable I got was 6.6 ft and it is so nice to have a cable of that size. It gives me so much more flexibility in where I can plug the cable into the wall to charge and doesn't destroy the cable when I lift up my phone while it is still attached to the charger because there is so much extra cable.

The main reason to get this cable is to get a reading of the PD power a device is pulling at any given time. And it did that for around a week of actual use. Unfortunately the display is no never on (completely blank).The good thing is that it was designed in such a way as to not have the display failure cause a failure in the cable itself. It still worked as the USB-C PD cable I needed it to work as, which was good as it was the only USB-C cable I had with me at the time.Note, when it did work, it clearly showed how little power the MacBook Air M1 really pulled (needed) to not only operate but also charge the battery. The MacBook Air M1 really impressed me.Would I buy this again? Maybe. It could be I just had a defective cable that failed or it could be that the design if faulty and they will just always fail - I don't know yet. I may get another just to find out but since there are so many other brands, I will likely try another brand rather than risk another one of these.

Like how it show the charging wattage and the strength of the cord

This is the 3rd or 4th one I've ordered and within a month the end doesn't connect well anymore.

I purchased to charge my android and it charges very quick.