USB-naar-USB-C-kabel Joyroom SA32-AC6 100 W 1 m zwart

Joyroom SA32-AC6 Starry USB to USB-C cable, 100W, 1m (black) is a 1‑metre USB‑to‑USB‑C cable designed for high‑power charging and data transfer. With support for up to 100 W power delivery and a data rate of 480 Mbps, the cable suits charging and syncing of phones, tablets and compatible laptops. A subtle blue connector illumination aids connection in low light, while the black nylon‑braided jacket and reinforced connectors improve durability for everyday use.

Advantages

The Joyroom SA32 cable delivers fast charging up to 100 W and adjusts charging parameters automatically via an integrated smart chip to protect connected devices. It supports data transfer at speeds up to 480 Mbps for reliable file syncing. The nylon braided outer layer and reinforced connector heads increase resistance to bending, tangling and wear. A soft blue LED on the connector makes plugging in easier in the dark.

Suitable for

• Fast charging compatible smartphones and tablets
• Charging USB‑C laptops that accept up to 100 W power delivery
• Data syncing and file transfers between devices (up to 480 Mbps)
• Home, office and travel use where a 1 m cable length is convenient

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Joyroom
• Model: SA32‑AC6
• Color: Black
• Length: 1 m
• Maximum charging power: 100 W
• Data transmission speed: 480 Mbps

How to use

Connect the USB end to a compatible power adapter or host device and the USB‑C end to the device to be charged or synced. The cable’s smart chip will negotiate appropriate power delivery automatically. For data transfer, connect both devices to hosts or to a computer and use standard file transfer procedures. Ensure the power adapter and the connected device support the required PD profile for maximum charging power.

Recommendations

Use a quality power adapter rated for the desired output to achieve up to 100 W charging. Avoid sharp bends near the connector and keep the cable dry. For maximum longevity, store the cable loosely coiled and avoid pulling on the cable rather than the connector when unplugging.