An e-marker reports the cable’s capabilities to the connected devices. Actual charging power also depends on the charger and the device, so check your laptop’s requirements and the output of the port you plan to use.
If you also want to connect a display or move large files, check video support and data speeds separately. The 100W rating refers to power.
How do you match the cable to your charger and laptop?
The black Armor Link shown here is 120 cm long, has USB-C connectors at both ends and is rated for 100W / 5A. Consider it if your laptop uses USB-C power and its charger supplies more than 60W. For a computer that needs more than 100W, check the manufacturer’s cable and charger requirements. If your charger has multiple ports, look up how it divides its power when several devices are connected.
At a desk, measure the route from the laptop to the socket, including any bends behind a monitor or along the edge of the desktop. Leave a little slack at both plugs. The black cable also comes in a 200 cm version if the socket is further away.
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