All thirteen six-piece finishes are specified at 16AWG copper. The sleeve changes, the conductor does not. So choosing between Black, Red and Transparent White is a decision about appearance alone, with no wiring difference underneath.
Reading through the thirteen finishes in the six-piece family, it would be reasonable to assume the two transparent options carry some kind of trade-off buried in the fine print. They do not - the copper underneath every single finish, clear or braided, is specified identically.
All thirteen six-piece finishes are specified at 16AWG copper. The sleeve changes, the conductor does not. So choosing between Black, Red and Transparent White is a decision about appearance alone, with no wiring difference underneath.
The clear series - Transparent Black and Transparent White - is quoted at the exact same 16AWG copper as every one of the eleven braided options in this family. Nothing about choosing a transparent finish over a solid colour changes what is carrying the actual electrical connection; the sleeve is genuinely the only variable at play here, and it is worth confirming that assumption rather than guessing, since a lighter-looking clear finish can visually suggest a lighter-duty product to someone unfamiliar with how these kits are built.
AWG describes conductor thickness, and the scale runs counter-intuitively: a lower number means thicker copper, not thinner, which catches out plenty of first-time comparisons between two cable specifications. Sixteen gauge sits a step thicker than the four-piece kit's 18AWG rating, meaning this whole family - every finish, every price point within it - uses a genuinely heavier conductor than its smaller sibling kit, independent of which specific colour or sleeve material you end up choosing.
Through a braided sleeve, conductor thickness is completely invisible - the braid obscures everything about the wire underneath. On the clear series you can technically see the bare wire directly, but judging gauge accurately by eye alone is not reliable even then; wire gauge differences at this scale are subtle enough that a visual guess is not a substitute for reading the spec sheet, regardless of how much of the conductor a transparent sleeve happens to reveal.
Thicker copper gives a run noticeably more body once fitted, which genuinely helps a shaped curve hold its position better over time - but that same extra stiffness also makes very tight bends somewhat harder to work into cleanly compared with a thinner-gauge cable. It is a trade worth being aware of when planning a route through a particularly cramped corner of a case. The specification stays completely consistent across both price points too: the R899 transparent pair and the R799 braided finishes share the identical conductor gauge, the identical 30cm length and the identical six-piece connector inventory - only the sleeve material differs, and that is stated plainly in the product name and description alongside the connector inventory for each individual variant, so there is never any need to guess which spec applies to which listing. Compare the full lineup side by side at cable solutions, and get a sense of how a bespoke loom stacks up on conductor spec from individually sleeved premium cables.
No. The clear series is quoted at the same 16AWG copper as every braided option, so the sleeve is the only thing that changes.
It describes conductor thickness. The scale runs backwards, so a lower number means thicker copper than a higher one.
That family is quoted at 18AWG, so the six-piece set uses a thicker conductor as well as carrying two more leads.
Not through the sleeve on a braided kit. On the clear series you can see the wire, though judging gauge by eye is not reliable.
It gives the run more body, which helps a shaped curve hold but makes very tight bends harder to work in cleanly.
Yes. The R899 transparent pair and the R799 braided finishes share the conductor, the length and the connector inventory.
It appears in the product name and description for each variant, which is the same place the connector inventory is listed.
Comparing conductor spec across a colour range? Have a look at Evetech's power supply range to see the full thirteen-finish six-piece lineup side by side.
No. The clear series is quoted at the same 16AWG copper as every braided option, so the sleeve is the only thing that changes.
It describes conductor thickness. The scale runs backwards, so a lower number means thicker copper than a higher one.
That family is quoted at 18AWG, so the six-piece set uses a thicker conductor as well as carrying two more leads.
Not through the sleeve on a braided kit. On the clear series you can see the wire, though judging gauge by eye is not reliable.
It gives the run more body, which helps a shaped curve hold but makes very tight bends harder to work in cleanly.
Yes. The R899 transparent pair and the R799 braided finishes share the conductor, the length and the connector inventory.
It appears in the product name and description for each variant, which is the same place the connector inventory is listed.
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