2-Count 100W Anker USB-C Cable (3.3-Feet)

Agree, buy usb-if certified Anker cables, not these //@anonymous: They must meet the standards for high wattage power if they are USB-IF certified cables. These cables are not. //@anonymous: Don’t believe that thickness comment, not true at all. It’s the chips for higher wattage that raise the cost. They must meet the standards for high wattage power. //@anonymous: 100W, wire is thicker, cost more. //@Anonymous: So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?

Why would you say Anker does not?

https://www.anker.com/blogs/chargers/what-does-usb-if-certified-mean //@anonymous: They must meet the standards for high wattage power if they are USB-IF certified cables. These cables are not. //@anonymous: Don’t believe that thickness comment, not true at all. It’s the chips for higher wattage that raise the cost. They must meet the standards for high wattage power. //@anonymous: 100W, wire is thicker, cost more. //@Anonymous: So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?

Why talk about USB IF? They don’t need to be certified for that to deliver 100W. //@anonymous: They must meet the standards for high wattage power if they are USB-IF certified cables. These cables are not. //@anonymous: Don’t believe that thickness comment, not true at all. It’s the chips for higher wattage that raise the cost. They must meet the standards for high wattage power. //@anonymous: 100W, wire is thicker, cost more. //@Anonymous: So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?

They must meet the standards for high wattage power if they are USB-IF certified cables. These cables are not. //@anonymous: Don’t believe that thickness comment, not true at all. It’s the chips for higher wattage that raise the cost. They must meet the standards for high wattage power. //@anonymous: 100W, wire is thicker, cost more. //@Anonymous: So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?

The E-Marker chip costs more.

Don’t believe that thickness comment, not true at all. It’s the chips for higher wattage that raise the cost. They must meet the standards for high wattage power. //@anonymous: 100W, wire is thicker, cost more. //@Anonymous: So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?

100W, wire is thicker, cost more. //@Anonymous: So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?

So, I know this is name brand, but other than that, isn't this actually a little high for 2 3 foot usbCs?