“What makes this 100W rated and other Insignia cables not 100W? How many Watts do regular Insignia braided usb c cables work with?”

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• Can't speak for other cables but the actual wire gauge of these are much more substantial than previous cable designs intended for usb 3.2, 3.0, pre 3.0 etc. Ultimately its math, your likely pulling up to 20V through it. Watts divided by Volts = inrush current (IC). Fatter conductors, more of them collectively = more surface area. This allows you to pull more amperage without insulation heating or cable deterioration

  Answered by James 1 year ago

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• The cable support higher wattage means it has more lanes for power, so more wires in the cable as far as I'm aware.

  Answered by nicky 2 years ago

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