wiredge Multi Charging Cable PD 100W USB C Fast Charger Cable with LED Display Nylon Braided Cord 3-in-1 C to Type C/Micro/Phone Connectors Compatible with Laptop/Tablet/Phone

Good cable but I misunderstood it at first.It took me a bit of time to realize that plugging multiple devices will drop power delivery to the lowest draw device. If I plug in my power bank drawing 45W then add a half charged iPhone, the cable shows 16W draw. This is because the cable delivers 16W to both devices now. IT IS A SAFETY FEATURE preventing over drawing and destroying the lowest charging device. I learned to really appreciate it.Cable I got showed draw very accurately. My iphone was charging at 17W, power bank (usbC) at it's rated 45W, MacBook at rated 95W. Also I plugged in my MacBook to a 65W charger and cable showed exactly 65W draw.This cable can't deliver 45W power to my power bank AND 18W to charge iPhone. It is not a bug.Once I realized what the cable does and my expectations I started using it correctly. Also this behavior is noted in Product Description but it can be easily missed which is why I had to go over detailed description second time to notice it.Overall I would buy again. It really came it handy during my travels this year and is the only charging cable i carry with me to work every day.

After 6 months of usage the cable suddenly died. During those 6 months it worked marvelously.

I bought several cables in hopes that I'll be able to simultaneously charge steam deck/google pixel on usb-c and iphone over lightning, and it doesn't deliver.Per the product description, it shows that Type-C should still keep independent fast charging, but this is not what I observe with this cable. As soon as I plug any 2 devices, the indicator drop to 15W or less (when I plugged in phone into usb-c and mouse into usb-b) it dropped to like 8WFor the record, I've tried it with Baseus 65W power bank and Anker 747 adapter, with single (this) cable plugged in to middle port. Per anker docs this is supposed to give 100W.1. When I put to charge Google Pixel 7 via usb-c, indicator does 20-21W charge2. When I add IPhone Pro Max to lightning (without removing pixel), total wattage, shown by the indicator, drops to 15W, and Pixel 7 stops showing that it is doing fast charge3. If I do Iphone alone, it shows 25W3. I don't know whose issue it was, but when I tried to charge Oculus Quest to, it was charging only with 7W over usb-c4. When I connect cable to powerbank (without anything on charging side), the indicator shows 0wt all the time - the cable seems to consume something on it's own even if nothing is being chargedSame behavior is observed in combinations with other sources/consumers.* Steam Deck + iphone: 13w total (per indicator on cable)* Iphone + mouse: 7w

Ever since the shift to USB C cable plugs, I've been looking for a multi cable that takes USB C input. I didn't really care about the wattage display but it's a nice touch. The cable is a bit bulky due to the LED Display but its nothing too bad. The display does show PD if enable and the current draw wattage. This cable cannot split a high power charger so if you have multiple devices plugged in you will probably just do the bare minimum charging (depending on your charger, and no PD when multi charging).

Broke within a few weeks, but it was replaced by seller. Seller very active and very conscientious and replaced immediately.

I recently purchased the Multi Charging Cable, and my overall experience with it has left me feeling rather disappointed. While the packaging was satisfactory, the cable itself failed to meet my expectations in several key areas.Firstly, upon opening the package, I immediately noticed that the display of the cable looked noticeably cheap. This initial impression did not bode well for the overall quality of the product. Unfortunately, my concerns were not unfounded.When attempting to connect multiple devices to the cable, I encountered significant issues. The moment I connected a second device, the first one would intermittently stop working. This inconsistency in functionality was frustrating and rendered the cable unreliable for simultaneous charging.Moreover, even when using the cable with a single device, the charging speed was disappointingly slow. Specifically, my iPhone 14 Pro, which should support fast charging, never charged beyond 15W. This lackluster performance was a significant letdown, especially considering the premium nature of the device.Furthermore, I discovered that some of my other devices were incompatible with this cable altogether. While I am uncertain about the exact reason for this incompatibility, it further highlights the overall lack of versatility and reliability of the product.Regrettably, I cannot recommend this Multi Charging Cable to others. It appears to be a cheaply made product of Chinese origin, which is evident in its subpar performance and compatibility issues. Given my dissatisfaction with this purchase, I would have preferred a similar product from reputable brands such as ANker or BaseUS, which have established themselves as reliable manufacturers of charging accessories.In conclusion, while the packaging of the Multi Charging Cable was decent, the actual product fell short of expectations. With its cheap-looking display, intermittent charging, slow charging speeds, and compatibility problems, this cable fails to provide a satisfactory charging experience. I suggest exploring alternative options from reputable brands to ensure a more reliable and efficient charging solution.

Supports fast charge lighting cable - and for power delivery. The watt mete is off by 2 or 3 watts but that’s not really crazy. It seems like it really only wants to fast charge with one device plugged in, rather than multiple - but I only plan to use it for one device at a time anyway. Reasonable price for a unique cable. The lighting cable is a little loose too. Otherwise no issues so far. We will see how long it lasts with the watt meter display, haven’t had longevity with any other cable that has a watt meter. Hoping this will be different. Lightning cable fits loosely in my iPad.