Name: Baseus Digital Display Fast Charging Data Cable Type-C to Type-C 100W
SKU: CT-02723
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Baseus Digital Display Fast Charging Data Cable Type-C to Type-C 100W

The speed is as fast as 480Mbps, and large files can be transferred in a second
Thousand-thread nylon braided, enhanced tensile strength, no damage after ten thousand times of bending
Zinc alloy shell heat dissipation, safe and low temperature without hurting the machine

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Baseus Digital Display Fast Charging Data Cable Type-C to Type-C 100W

The speed is as fast as 480Mbps, and large files can be transferred in a second.

Thousand-thread nylon braided, enhanced tensile strength, no damage after ten thousand times of bending.

Zinc alloy shell heat dissipation, safe and low temperature without hurting the machine.

324 tinned copper cores speed up, multiple high-density shielding, enhance transmission stability, lengthen without slowing down.

Built-in E-Marker chip monitoring, intelligent adjustment of current and voltage, to ensure stable power.

Brand	Baseus

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