SOOPII 100W USB C Cable, 6.6FT Nylon Braided USB C to USB C Cable, Fast Charging Type-C Cable with LED Display for lPhone 15/15 Pro/15 Plus, MacBook Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22/S10, Pixel, LG

This feels fairly solid while being slightly more supple than my other USB-C cables. However, the power indicator only displays when that end of the cable is connected to the device being charged. If the end with the power indicator is connected to the charger, it just shows "0.0". Vendor does recommend connecting the power indicator end to the device and not to the charger.One other oddity is that this is one of those USB-C cables that will "click" when inserted into some sockets. Doesn't appear to be any pattern with which of my cables will click with which of my USB-C devices. Doesn't seem to affect functionality. Also, have noticed similar behavior with Apple products.Overall, a good upgrade for that 100 watt capacity and the power display.

I love cables that tell me how fast my device is devouring my electricity, I thought this might have been a duplicate of another brand that I have and love (I also have a review of that cable on Amazon), but it ended up being even better! It was surprising when the decimal place showed up on the tiny LCD screen and for some reason makes me smile, I guess because it is my first cable to have this.I have an Anker charging block that shows input and output Wattages and this cable shows almost exactly the same power levels (I am guessing that there is some loss between them), my other cable with an LCD is usually off by a little bit more (I think because it is rounding), and does not update as quickly to show fluctuations.The highest power rated device I have connected with this cable showed 68.4W while charging, I do not currently have anything that draws more and uses USB-C to test with. The device also reported a charging rate of 63W-64W and this was sustained for over an hour with neither side showing any drop in power. The cable did not heat up that I noticed, possible light temp increase on the connector with the LCD, but not enough for me to go "wow this is warm!" I have other charging cables that do heat up a lot when pulling less power through them, but not this one.I thought I had taken pictures, but I cannot locate them, and all my devices are fully charged right now (or close enough that they will only trickle) Either way, the screen is nice, not overly bright that you would be annoyed with it at night, clear and easy to read.I strongly recommend this cable, it is always good to keep tabs on both your device and your charger as anomalies in charging may indicate a potential device failure. I may have to buy more...

The cable itself is as good any other premium cable I've used, but the added touch of the wattage display is what sets it apart. I checked the watts display against the display on my high end desktop multi charger and the reading matched within 0.1 watts, so it seems to be accurate. I can't speak to longevity which is the important part and often the main issue with cables, but if it prematurely fails, I will update.

This cable stands out because the led gives useful info. Good for charging my tablet.

I've accumulated several of these "cables with power meters built in" over the last year or so, and they're all similar enough that I think they probably all come from the same factory. In fact, they're so similar I was able to recycle part of this review from another cable. After testing, this one works just as well as the others: it supports full 100W charging for high-current laptops including my ThinkPad P1 G2, and it shows roughly how much power is being consumed so you can make sure your charger and laptop are properly negotiating the right amount of power.These cables are designed to have the power meter on the device side, so make sure you watch for that when plugging them in. I wish the manufacturer would give the device end a distinctive color so it's easier to identify, and I wish the screen was a little easier to identify in the plug so you know which side goes up, but it's a pretty minor detail and eventually you do mostly learn what to look for.The cable itself is well made, with a braided construction and medium strain relief on the ends. It definitely seems up to the task of transmitting 100W; whether it will last through many cycles of plugging and unplugging is to be seen, but so far the other cables like this I have have held up okay, so I have no reason to expect this will be any different.All in all, this is no better or worse than any other integrated-power-meter cable I've tried. I like this style of cable quite a bit and recommend having at least one in your toolbox so you can be sure you're charging your devices as fast as possible.

Up until this point, I've never owned a cable with a built-in LCD display. Once I learned about its existence though, I really wanted one just for the hell of it. I'm a total nerd and I just find it kinda neat to look at every now and then.In terms of being just an ordinary cable, wow-factor aside, it's actually pretty solid. Long braided cable, rubber strain-reliefs on both ends, easily able to reach a top transfer speed of 468MB/s, and the cable was more than capable of transmitting 100W.My only complaint about this cable is that I personally find the display to be a bit too bright and sometimes distracting. But even that's just nitpicking.While it isn't a cable I would want to have plugged in by my bedside table, it's certainly neat to have and may even come in handy for troubleshooting. Would recommend!

I am old school and I remember the days when notebooks had 4 or 5 leds on the bottom and a button you could press to see your battery status but not anymore.So I bought this lead in the hope it would show me something from which I could derive the charge status and it does but how it does it is by showing you the current the device is drawing which when it shows 0.0 means it fully charged bro it does give me the info I wanted if in a roundabout way, but the plugs are quality and it seems a good quality lead so I’m happy.

Its really nice to see how the power is being devices. The port are bit tight. but i guess it great for the grip and sturdiness. I havent checked with data transferring but everything else seems to be working fine

The media could not be loaded.  Well I bought the small cable to put inside in my jacket with my charger.see pics and my videosFantastic

Come sempre Amazon è puntualissimo e preciso nella consegna. La confezione ben tenuta...All'interno il cavo si presenta veramente di ottima fattura..nulla da dire sull'azienda SooPii che costruisce articoli ben fatti e perfettamente funzionanti. Il cavo ha un bellissimo display che mostra la potenza assorbita ed è molto comodo anche per stabilire se l'alimentatore in uso è compatibile col dispositivo che stiamo caricando. ATTENZIONE!!! bisogna utilizzare il cavo solo per la ricarica in quanto se utilizzato come cavo dati, es. per collegare un HD esterno al PC, non lo consiglio in quanto la velocita di trasferimento dati è molto bassa. In sostanza è costruito come cavo di ricarica ma può indurci in errore, facendoci utilizzare lo stesso per connettere PC e Periferiche non consapevoli che il trasferimento dati avverrebbe molto lentamente. Lo dico perchè l'ho provato collegandolo tra un HD M2 e un portatile dell'ultima generazione. Utilizzando il software CrystalDiskMark 8, dalla velocità di 1000 MB/s con cavo Type C apposito, sono passato a 52MB/s utilizzando questo.Per il resto è un cavo DI RICARICA molto utile che consiglio

Durante prime prove sembrava non funzionare ed ho scritto al supporto del venditore. La risposta era veloce e cordiale. Poi, infine con ulteriori prove ho scoperto che il difetto era nel caricatore, non nel cavo. Anzi, grazie a questo cavo ho scoperto il difetto nel caricatore e mi ha permesso di effettuare il reso prima della scadenza del periodo di 30 giorni.Questo cavo è molto utile, soprattutto con i caricatori nuovi che adattano la carica a base degli apparecchi collegati. Alcune volte i combinazioni non sono supportati e questo cavo permette di notare quando apparecchio connesso non carica correttamente. Naturalmente si potrebbe usare un multimetro ma è molto più comodo averlo incorporato nel cavo.