It shows you the wattage while it charges.
A small digital display on the connector reads the live power draw — so you can see whether your laptop is actually pulling 65W or quietly throttling to 20W because of a bad adapter. Nothing else in a charging setup tells you that.
100W with a built-in E-Marker chip. That chip is what separates a real 100W cable from one that claims it: without it, USB-C is capped at 60W regardless of what the packaging says. This one carries the full 100W, which is what a MacBook Pro or a high-output power bank needs to charge at full speed.
The 90° right-angle connector keeps the cable flat against your laptop or phone instead of jutting out — better on a desk, and out of the way when you're gaming in landscape.
Supports data transfer as well as charging, so it's one cable for both.
Works with: MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 15, 16 and 17, Samsung Galaxy, Huawei, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch and any USB-C device.
Specifications:
· Brand: Essager
· Connection: USB-C to USB-C
· Max output: 100W (5A)
· E-Marker chip: Yes
· Display: Live wattage readout
· Connector: 90° right angle
· Supports charging and data transfer
· Certification: CE
· Retail packaged
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Common questions
What does the e-marker chip actually do? It tells the charger the cable can safely carry more than 60W. Without one, USB-C is limited to 60W no matter what the adapter or power bank can deliver. If you're charging a laptop, you need it.
Will it charge a MacBook Pro at full speed? Yes, up to 100W — the full rate for a 14-inch MacBook Pro and well beyond what an Air needs.
What does the display show? The live wattage being drawn. Useful for confirming your charger and cable are delivering what they should.
Do I need a 100W charger to use it? No. It works with any USB-C charger and delivers whatever that charger supports — the 100W rating is the ceiling, not a requirement.
