Satechi USB-C to USB-C 100W Cable - 2 m Braided Design

Satechi USB-C to USB-C 100W Charging Cable ST-TCC2MM is a braided USB-C cable for charging and data transfer between compatible Type-C devices. Its 2 m length gives it more reach than short travel cables, while both ends use reversible USB-C connectors.

Power And Cable Design

The cable supports USB Power Delivery charging at up to 100W when paired with a compatible charger and device. That ceiling suits USB-C laptops, tablets, and smartphones that accept the required power profile.

A braided exterior covers the cable, and the two USB-C plugs use the same connector type. The listed model designation is ST-TCC2MM, also described as a 6.5-foot USB Type-C to Type-C cable.

Data Speed And Compatibility

Data transfer reaches up to 480 Mbps, placing this cable in the USB 2.0 performance class rather than the high-speed category used by USB 3.x or Thunderbolt cables. It also does not carry video output, so a separate display cable or adapter is required for monitor connections.

Compatibility listings include MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPad Air, Microsoft Surface devices, Google PixelBook Go, Samsung Galaxy tablets, HP Spectre systems, Razer Blade laptops, Huawei MateBook computers, and other USB-C devices. Charging performance depends on the connected device and power adapter, not on the cable alone.

Price And Practical Fit

Satechi lists the ST-TCC2MM at $19.99 (as of 09/24/2026). A US retailer lists the same 6.5-foot, 100W model at $19.99, matching the manufacturer's listed price.

Compared with Satechi's shorter USB-C cable, the ST-TCC2MM prioritizes reach rather than portability. The 2 m length works for desk, bedside, and couch charging, while the 480 Mbps data limit makes it less suitable for moving large files to external SSDs.

Who This Cable Suits

The Satechi ST-TCC2MM fits users who need one USB-C-to-USB-C cable for laptop charging, tablet charging, and ordinary device synchronization. Its 100W Power Delivery support and 2 m length give it a broader charging role than a short phone cable.

Its limits are specific: the cable does not provide video output, and 480 Mbps is modest for data transfer. For charging USB-C laptops and connecting everyday Type-C devices, it is a focused cable; for monitors or fast storage, a higher-speed cable is the better category match.