100W USB-C cable with integrated power meter. Baseus power delivery cables. Quick test! 

Is this really 100 w , how it work now?

@user-wj2np6wy1i I have to find out, as this cable is not my daily driver. It still works I guess 🤔

@@DjaniAgain Ok , but 100w is really ?

Unfortunately I don't have a 100W load, but just tested the cable with 100W power adapter and 60W soldering iron. The meter gradually went from 1W up to 63W, so I truly believe that this cable is capable of delivering 100W of power. Just for info, the cable's thickness is 3,8mm

Update: Just tested the cable again with improvised dummy load made of powerful resistors, and it went upto 83W

Android phones and iPhones are using different type of charging port, except 15 series of the iPhone, which uses USB type C. Only in this case you can use cable type USB C to USB C. What type of smartphones you have? Maybe I can give you an advice for cable selection.

@@DjaniAgain pixel 4a 5g

This is from Pixel phone's site: Pixel phones use USB-C with USB 2.0 power adapters and cables. To charge your phone with a USB-A power adapter, use a USB-C to USB-A cable. This charges your phone more slowly than USB-C. We recommend you use the Google 30 W USB-C power adapter or any Programmable Power Supply (PPS) power adapter rated for 30 W or more. You could also use other USB Power Delivery (PD) adapters rated for 15 W or more. Other Android cables and power adapters might not work with Pixel phones. Pixel 4a (5G), Pixel 4a, Pixel 3a, Pixel 2, and Pixel (2016) phones can't charge wirelessly. So 20W cable would do a decent job for you my friend. My advice is to get most powerful available cable, for future use on your new phone or even laptop 😊

You are right, but think the other way, if you have a laptop you can charge both devices with the same cable

@@DjaniAgain Yeah, I don't want to be thinking which cable is the 100W or 60W one, would rather just have all cables be max power

@@laden6675 exactly my point 👏

What? You take 600 as the cars same 30w and 200 over all same 50w

Hello my friend! I just tested the cable on my S22 Ultra with 65W Baseus charger, and phone reports Super Fast Charging 2.0, so it supports Super Fast Charging!

@@DjaniAgain okay, thanks for your info 😇

@@DjaniAgain Hi. 65W is supported but you have used just max 17W. What is the reason?

@elekgen It's maybe my fault, because fast charging option was not checked in the settings. If its checked, the phone draws about 37-38W of power max, despite advertiset 45W by Samsung 😂 Check this one: ru-vid.comlu98Qle3l2U?feature=share

Samsung lies, i have older samsung that charged at 25 watt, max i get out of it is 16 watt. I also have a oppo at 68 watt, and it charges at 66/67 watt. ​@@DjaniAgain

That would be great! But then, how the cable can know what it is charging? It has to know the capacity of the devide which is being charged.

In future maybe 🤔 For now I don't know about this type of cable! ✌️

Mine is 65W! But for fast charge 2.0 i dont know minimum requirements my friend, sorry 😔

buat fast 2.0 perlu pps 9v di 5a bro

bukan endorse, kalo mau sy sarankan anker 313 45w.. kemarin saya dapat flash sale di 180rb an, udh sfc 2.0 di s23 ultra sy. kabel pake powerline flow not endorse, but i recommend anker 313 45w. i got IDR 180.000 when flash sale. it supported SFC 2.0 in my s23 ultra. for cable i choose powerline iii flow.

Thanks my friend! ✌️ Back then when I was looking for a charger that was powerful enough and I didn't want to wait long for it, this one was one of the best choices! Still does a good job, on the USB A side I plugged a USB hub, which can charge many phones without hassle 😅, slow charge of course, but...

@@DjaniAgain thanks too.. not a problem if u charge when u sleep, its good too for battery health

🤔 Samsung, 65W, search shows only this model EP-T6530, which has 3 outputs. Did you achive ever super fast charging 2.0 with this brick and any cable? PS: I just tested the cable again, and it showed me Superfast charging 2.0. Could the charger be fake?