AINOPE Short USB C to USB C Cable 1.5FT 1 Pack 60W Fast Charging Nylon Braided Type C Cable for iPhone 15 Pro Max Plus Samsung Power Bank Travel Essentials

Note: This is a long review, but there's a TLDR at the end. [Intro] I'm pretty tough on cables, and somehow the rest of the family destroys them faster than me. In the past I was very particular about having USB Certified cables from well known brands. They would always end up breaking, not living up to the specs, expensive, and it seemed like I was replacing 2 a month. I began a quest for a durable cable, and went through my fair share of (really) bad cables. I had some that made it a week, and some hardly even made it a whole day. In one instance I was committed enough to have claimed (and received) 12 cables under warranty in a 6 month period. Then I found a pair of cables from the same manufacturer ([ASIN:B07B2RWLZG] it's a flat cable style with straight male USB-C/USB-A). They were really durable, but the bulky connector was prone to damage, especially if you dropped the phone. When I saw this in my recommendations, I figured it was worth giving them another chance. [Design] The 90 degree elbow is the only style I will buy now. If you have a phone stand, a car mount, or a poorly placed outlet behind the bed at a hotel, this is the way to go. Not only does it make holding or using your phone easier, it keeps the cord out of the way. Most importantly WHEN you drop your phone with it plugged in, it doesn't break the phone or the cord. [Durability] I purchased 2 of these in April of 2021, and almost a year and a half later they are still working perfectly. I've never had to claim any warranty on them. On 3 separate occasions I thought they had finally died out, and each time it turned out to be the charger. Each cable gets disconnected at both ends daily and moved from our night stands to the auto/vehicle charger, sometimes to a plug at work, then back to the vehicle, then back to the nightstand. Sometimes they rolled up neatly, other times they get frantically balled up and shoved into a pocket. Unlike almost every other cable I've owned, the connectors ends don't bend/break off. There isn't even a seam on the end - from strain relief to the tip, there's nothing to fall apart or separate. I'd say the durability is Excellent [Value] Used multiple times a day every day for well over a year without any issues. I bought 2 of these for less than half of the price of 1 USB certified cable. I'd say that's an excellent value. [Function] It works for up to 60 watts, no more than that. If your looking to charge your laptop, this more than likely won't help. It will negotiate Power Delivery 3.0 and Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0 (despite QC 3.0 not being compliant with the USB-C standard). It works on a Samsung Galaxy S21 ultra, and I've tested almost every Samsung phone model made in the last 5 years that has a USB-C receptacle. They are wired correctly: the cable works independent of plug insertion orientation. I've been unfortunate enough to have purchased a few horrible cables that it seems like the engineer forgot the main advantage of USB-C. I haven't tested many of the USB-C extended features because these cables are being used almost exclusively for charging. However, I can say that there is no alternate mode/video output/DisplayPort/HDMI/etc. The data speed is slow (USB 2.0 @ 480 Mbit/s). It says it in the description, and I was aware of this when I purchased it. [Conclusion] THIS IS NOT a 10Gbit/s thunderbolt cable or a 2x 8k@120 FPS display adapter. What you are getting is an excellent reliable charging/power cable for a phone/tablet/raspberry pi/etc. that takes a beating. When you can't find a data cable (or one that works) this can be used in a pinch, just remember it's limitations (USB 2.0). [TLDR] Intro: I've tried A LOT of cables Design: 90 degree elbow is awesome Durability: Unbelievable Value: Excellent Function: PD 3.0/QC 3.0, 60W, Data speeds are USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/s [slow]), no video output Conclusion: Durable, reliable, low cost, cable. I'm happy with my purchase, and am becoming an Ainope fanboy.

This USB-C charger is excellent. I love the angled port—it makes charging much more comfortable and puts less strain on the cable, especially when using my phone while it’s plugged in. The connection fits very securely into my phone and never feels loose or unreliable. It charges consistently and feels well made. I’ve tried a lot of USB cables over the years, and this one easily stands out as my favorite. Highly recommended if you want a secure fit and a smart, practical design.

Good cables at a reasonable price. The right angle connection is great. Charges a phone with a 45W wall charger from 30% to 100 in about 45 min. The flexible cable ends seem sturdy. Would have liked the red color in 6' but it was several dollars more...also bought 3' cables in red which were equally priced as grey. You can feel the ends snap into place so know you a solid fit.

Look, I'm not going to lie; I bought this two-pack mostly because my old charging cable died a tragic, slow death (it just wouldn't talk to my Samsung S24 Ultra anymore). But wow, I'm genuinely glad I did. This isn't just a cable; it's practically a leash of freedom, thanks to that glorious 6.6-foot length. I can finally lounge on the couch like a Roman emperor and still scroll without having to sit bolt upright next to the outlet. The speed is excellent, which is crucial when I realize I have three percent battery and need to leave in ten minutes. But the real star here is the right-angle USBC connector. If you game on your S24 Ultra, you know the sheer misery of a stiff cable jabbing your palm. This little elbow solves that entirely. Plus, the braided nylon jacket feels ridiculously tough; I think this thing could survive a rogue vacuum cleaner and maybe even my cat. Since you get two of these beasts, you’re covered for the inevitable moment the charging gremlins strike. Five stars, would absolutely recommend for any heavy Android user.

I purchased a 2-pack 15 months ago. One cable is used daily at my nightstand and the other was in a bathroom, used only a couple of times a week to charge a trimmer. The bathroom cable failed in 9 months. The other is continuing to perform very well daily. Perhaps the other cable failire is just a fluke, I don’t know. The quality is good and they perform as expected. I have not done any testing other than just using them. They do fast-charge my iPhone 15 as expected.

Nice cords, and even better customer service! I was first sent the wrong set of cords - was a USB-c to USB. Contacted the company and they responded quickly and were able to get me the correct cords (USB-c to USB-c) in just a couple of days. Love that the cords have a cord wrap on them, makes storage very easy and keeps them organized. Have used them and they charge my phone very fast, cord is a nice length and seems very sturdy. I like the way the charging port goes into the phone.

These are the best charger they work great and charge my phone super fast. The customer service is A ++. If your looking for a long length fast charger this is the way to go. I wont be going with any other charger besides this one from now on.

5 stars because I bought these for charging and not necessarily for data transfer. I actually already have 3x AmazonBasics USB 3.2 Gen1 65 watt cables (2x 6ft USB A to USB C and 1x 6ft USB C to USB C) that support 65w charging and 5Gbps speed data transfer. Unfortunately, I cannot find those anymore from AmazonBasics basics. As far as the cables that I am reviewing.I like the design of them. They do seems sturdy, and I can see that they support samsung's Super Fast Charging 2.0 with my charger. For the record, SFC 1.0 is 25 watts and SFC 2.0 is 45 watts. So not only do they feel sturdy and have no issues with supplying the correct wattage.From several chargers I've tried, I like the 90 degree design on one end to plug into whatever I'm using. It helps reduce the chance of me damaging the cable by stepping on it or something like that plus it saves space. I would definitely buy these again for charging cables, because I have nothing that needs more than 65 watts. The only con I can mention against these is that they don't support USB 3.2. They are USB 2.0 which is rated at 480Mbps. But like I said, all I needed them for was for charging, not data transfers. And even then, they do support data transfers if necessary. I think it would be great for a usb cable that you could use with Android Auto in a car that supports that. It would have plenty of bandwidth for that. I use them to plug into a USB C to Aux for my car's audio that also has a second connection for charging... so I can get fully lossless audio AND charge my phone at the same time. Plus I use the other one at home with my high speed charger that supports PPS, PD, SFC 2.0, etc. I've experienced zero issues with these cable and have already recommend these to a friend.