Baseus H17 Type C

Start by deciding what you need the cable for: fast charging, data transfer, or both. This range offers options up to 100W for charging, and lengths from 1 m to 1.2 m, plus versatile cable choices. For example, you’ll find a 1 m USB-C to USB-A cable that supports charging up to 5V/2A with a braided nylon wire, a 100W USB-C to USB-C cable from the Dura/Flash series, and a 3-in-1 cable that supports USB-C / Micro / Lightning up to 100W. The right choice depends on the device you use and the charging style you want.

The difference comes down to type and function: some cables are USB-A to USB-C for charging and data, while others are USB-C to USB-C to support high PD up to 100W. There are also 3-in-1 options that accept Micro, Lightning, and USB-C at the same time. Cable length also varies between 1 m and 1.2 m (and sometimes more). Plus, some cables have safety features such as reinforced braided nylon and durable aluminum connector ends. Choose based on the speed, compatibility, and everyday convenience you need.

Warranty periods vary by product: some cables come with a warranty of up to two years, while others offer one year or even 30 days depending on the seller and product type. Sometimes sellers increase confidence with an extended e-warranty or a higher policy. When you choose, check the warranty page for each cable to confirm the applicable period and review the terms for replacement or repair. This helps you choose a cable that will last with everyday use.

A 100W PD cable is suitable for most modern laptops and phones that support USB-C PD charging up to 100W, as listed in the Dura/Flash series offers. A 240W cable typically uses a USB-C to USB-C connection and supports faster charging plus high data transfer for stronger devices or charging stations with fast charging. When choosing, consider your device specifications: does it need PD 100W or more? Also make sure the cable supports the correct compatibility, speed, and power for the equipment you’re using.

Cable length depends on where you’ll use it. Cables are usually available in 1 to 1.2 meter sizes, giving you flexibility for charging while sitting or when working away from a power outlet. If you need more freedom while charging or you’ll use your phone during charging, choose a length closer to 1.2 meters or longer. A longer cable gives you more reach, but it can add some resistance—so choose based on your usage location and outlet availability.