Mcdodo USB-C to USB-C 100W Fast Charging Cable with LED Display, 1.2m

Mcdodo Dual LED Display 100W USB-C to USB-C Charging Cable – 1.2 Metres

Fast Charging with Real-Time LED Display

The Mcdodo Dual LED Display 100W USB-C Cable is designed for users who want convenient charging and a clear visual indication of charging activity. Its integrated dual LED display adds a practical touch, letting users monitor charging information while powering compatible USB-C devices.

With support for charging up to 100W, this cable is suitable for compatible smartphones, tablets, and USB-C laptops when used with a suitable power adapter. Actual charging power depends on the connected device, charger, and supported charging protocol.

Up to 100W Power Delivery

Supporting up to 100W charging, the cable can provide power for compatible USB-C devices, including laptops and tablets that support USB Power Delivery. It is a convenient option for everyday charging at home, at the office, or while travelling.

To achieve the maximum charging output, both the power adapter and connected device must support the appropriate charging standard.

Dual LED Display for Charging Visibility

The integrated dual LED display provides a visual charging readout, adding convenience when checking charging activity at a glance. This feature distinguishes the cable from standard USB-C charging cables and gives users a quick way to observe its display while charging.

Convenient 1.2-Metre Length

With a 1.2m cable length, the Mcdodo cable offers a practical balance between reach and portability. It is suitable for desk setups, bedside charging, office use, and carrying in a laptop bag.

Everyday USB-C Compatibility

The cable is designed for compatible USB-C devices, including phones, tablets, and laptops. It can be used with suitable USB-C power adapters and devices that support the relevant charging protocols.

Compatibility note: The product name confirms 100W charging and a 1.2m length. Confirm the exact connector configuration, data-transfer rate, and supported display readings against the manufacturer's packaging or product documentation before publishing those specifications.