CONMDEX USB to USB C Cable 10Gbps (6ft, 2-Pack) USB 3.1 Gen 2 Data Transfer Cable for iPhone 16/15 Plus 16/15 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S23, Type C Charger Fast Charging for Carplay/Android AutoGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I went through 3 different type C cables that would last 1 week before my phone stopped being detected for Android Auto, or some bump or turn would disconnect it from Android Auto. (I thought those were quality cables too). There is only 1 slot for carplay in my car. I tried this before trying a mechanic.Turns out I needed a more powerful cable. So I got this C Cable 10Gbps [2ft, 2-Pack] USB 3.1 Gen 2. Works like a charm. Saved me $$$ and headaches!Glad I got the 2ft instead of 1ft size. Perfect length for my 19 Mazda Cx5. No overhanging bundled cable, and no strain. Perfect fit.If this breaks in a month I will update. So far no issues.

These work well, and I use them in the car for connecting Android Auto. The length is ideal for my application, and I also use the magnetic tips, making them way easier to use.

If you have been having issues connecting Carplay with the new iPhone 15 Pro Max, then this will be your new best friend. IT WORKS. NO MORE SPORADICALLY DISCONNECTING. I previously used the cord, that came with the iPhone purchase, coupled with a USB-A to USB-C adapter, and it worked the first time few times. Then the same problem returned.Bonus features: 1) mine came with little caps covering the ends 2) the cord is wrapped in nylon = super durable

It is really hard to find a quality cable that works well with Android Auto. These cables seem to work ok, but don't always work well. The braid is nice and it seems like a tough cable. We will see how long they last!

Excellent USB 3 gen 2 speeds with all of my disks.- Compatible with dualsense PS5 controller 5V 1500mA.- I bought two and the second one is hosting a "picky" USB2 hub (C to A hub with A ports as hosts) with no issues.- Android auto likes it.- Qualcomm quick charge with fast data transfer from android phone to pc is another success story.- It seems like it can output multiple voltages with ease, so yes it literally is, an "one for all" cable!I only uploaded one photo for thickness reference as it is being sold in different lengths. The quality feels fantastic. The connector is durable. It is not a soft cable but bends easy enough if needed. Must have for an office with less cables. Adding an adaptor for micro usb devices would make it perfect.I bought them for 17$. Yes I would prefer a better price but in the end of the day you end up with 2 premium USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) with backwards compatibility that output multiple voltages to charge any devices you might have.Recommended product.FYI - Breaking down USB data transfer rates:USB 5 Gbps: The specification name is USB 3.2 Gen 1, which used to be called USB 3.0. It offers a transfer rate of 5 Gbps, which is about 10 times faster than the USB 2.0 standard.USB 10 Gbps: The specification name is USB 3.2 Gen 2 (released in July 2013) and it used to be called USB 3.1. It offers a transfer rate of 10 Gbps over the existing USB-A and USB-C connectors.USB 20 Gbps: The specification name is USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 (released in September 2017) and it is available only for USB Type-C connectors using two-lane operation. It offers 20 Gbps transfer speeds.USB 40 Gbps: The specification name is USB4 (released in March 2019). It leverages the Thunderbolt 3 protocol and offers transfer speeds of 40 Gbps. (Note that the correct specification name is USB4 as defined by the USB developers. It is sometimes identified as USB 4 with a space.)USB 80 Gbps: The specification name is USB4 Version 2.0 (released in October 2022). This updated specification extends USB4 speed and data protocol performance, enabling manufacturers to develop products that can deliver up to 80 Gbps transfer speeds, but can go even higher when configured asymmetrically: up to 120 Gbps in one direction and 40 Gbps in the opposite direction. This standard is also fully compatible with DisplayPort 2.1.

These are nice USB-C to USB-A cables. They work fine, are sturdy, decent length and look good. The color makes them easy to see. Glad I bought them.

The Android Auto in my new Subaru stopped working. I was on the road so I stopped at a Walmart and changed out to a Samsung cable. That cable worked some of the time, but it wasn't consistent.Then I remembered that I had purchased these cables for a different Subaru when I was having difficulty connecting to Android Auto. So I purchased them again and they work flawlessly.This is one of the times that the cable really seems to matter.

Impressed by the quality. Came in a nice box, with two braided cables(!), each with nice plastic protectors on each end. The USB C connection was very nice and snug in my phone's port, and the USB A as well into desktop. Worked immediately as a data transfer cable.So, not just your average USB A to C cable, but a legitimate data transfer cable that will allow you to transfer files from mobile device to a desktop or laptop to back up your files locally. Never know when the cloud may evaporate or drift away in the wind...

These are great value considering that you get 2 in the package. The ends are metal with a well made black plastic strain relief between the metal and the woven part. The cable is reasonably thick but still flexible and works well with my wireless phone charger. I use the 2nd one with my external SSD and get good performance when doing backups of critical files on my computer.

2x10ft cable for charging and data transfer works as described. The extra long cable was a much needed upgrade plus you get 2 for the price of one of some others. Can't describe longevity yet maybe in a year. They seem well built though and should last longer than the one that came with the phone.

Muy resistente y con una buena longitud. Funciono perfectamente.

Habe sie schon ein paar Tage in Betrieb. Machen einen sehr robusten Eindruck und funktionieren gut

I have bought loads of cables over the years. The cheaper ones do a great job in the first year or so, after that most of them don't work or charge very slowly, or both. This is the second set of quality USB-C to USB 3.0 cables that I have bought and they charge very fast and very importantly, transfer data so much quicker. For example, I transferred 7 video files from my mobile to my PC with a total size of 9.96GB:MY PCWindows 10 pro48GB RAMTranscend 250S 1TB NVMe PCIe Gen4 M.2 SSDMOBILE PHONESamsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 256GB, 12GB RAMValue for money cable (nice quality but not USB 3.0 or 3.1). Total time transfer files = 5m 30secsThese cables transferred the data in 1m 16secs.So these quality cables were over 4.25 faster. To me, that makes such a big difference.In summary, spend the money for quality cables to transfer and charge your phone quicker. You won’t regret it. To emphasise it even more, I attempted to charge my phone (it was on 69%) a cheap, reliable cable (charging only) was 10% slower.