Fasgear USB C to USB C Cable, 3ft, Black | 100W Power Delivery, 90 Degree Type C 3.1 Gen 2, 10Gbps Data Sync, 5A PD, E-Marker, Compatible with Mac-Book, Galaxy S20,SSD

Happened to discover this particular brand & cable by chance. Have wanted a nice, right angle cable that works with anything I could throw at it. Got my cable & will have to say I am impressed. I'm a bit of an Anker fan, as I own a ton of their cables & charging accessories... but this brand has me convinved to switch. Bought a 6 ft red version. First thing, This is truly a thick, sturdy cable. Feels as thought this thing could go through some serious abuse & keep on trucking 2nd: the right angle end has a nifty almost gasket like end at the base of the C connection that looks like it serves almost like a brace for if your device has a case. 3rd: works perfectly with the Samsung 45 W Super Fast Charging 2.0 block for my Note 10+. Also works great for Dex Mode via DP-Alt. I've read some negative reviews for this cable & I'm sure incompatibilities boil down to what you are trying to use said cable for. Theoretical speeds are just that... "What-if scenarios." But so far, under my particular conditions for use, this cable has exceeded my expectations. Charges devices at the speed I want or need, reliably. Solid usb 3.1/ 3.2 data connection for Dex mode. Solid & well built. Already considering purchasing another, to help declutter the mess of different usb c cords i carry day to day.

This cord is serious. It is not screwing around. Very hefty - almost too hefty? I worry about the ports on my MacBook now because this cord and its right-angled end seem like they would win that tug-of-war. But I'm trying to not walk off with my MacBook while it's plugged in anymore, so for me I guess it's a good thing. It's like the very upgraded version of the barrel-style MagSafe charger because it does everything - and that's with a Dell USB-C monitor that doesn't work with the Thunderbolt cable the computer came with. And unlike the old MagSafe, it will never fall out, ever. Actually, the amount of force it takes to fully plug this in and pull it out - with a very satisfying click, albeit - is like too much for children. Children who can't open doors for themselves will be helpless against this cable, for better or for worse. You might knock a drink over while trying to not violently unplug your computer. But it's very high quality, goes great with space gray, and works perfectly. It disappears behind my screen obediently. I picked up a 3' and a 6' - I think the 3' is perfect for the monitor you sit right in front of. The 6' is going to be more of an edge case for me, but at this price it was easy to justify having that available, considering I might need a backup, it can go as far as I would ever want to go, and I can always just use the included velcro to tidy up the excess.

I've had this cable for 2 yrs now, and working great: charges and transfers data quickly, excellent quality, love the angled head

Update: Seller has contacted me and offered to help with my problem. While it ended up not working out for me, they still had amazing customer service! Adding one star for that one. I bought this cable to use as a quest link cable, which works quite well (it does not keep the oculus topped up, but it at least charges it). I recently bought a 100w gan charger for my lenovo laptop for portability; I initially thought that the charger was broken as my laptop would not charge. It would cut in and out of charging and end up not charging my laptop at all with the 100w port. When plugged into the 65w port, it seems to charge, which confused me even more. I borrowed my roommate's usb c cable (for charging her macbook pro) since I suspected that the charger might be broken. Well, I was definitely proven wrong, as the charger started working as intended. The 100w port was working as intended, and so did the 65w port. I therefore came to the conclusion that the cable was at fault here. I suspect that the cable cannot transmit 100w. It seems to work with 65w, but it sometimes still cuts off, which leads me to suspect that it cannot do 65w charging either. I am only providing 3 stars because it works for quest link, which is what I mainly use it for. Severely bummed out because I now have to buy another cable to charge my laptop (even when this cable claimed to have been able to do so.)

I recently got my hands on the Fasgear 90-Degree USB-C to USB-C Cable, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in terms of charging speed and data transfer performance. I was looking for a reliable and efficient cable, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. Firstly, the unique 90-degree USB-C connector design caught my attention. It allows for comfortable use, especially during my virtual reality experiences with my Link Cable. Plugging it into my headset is a breeze, and the reinforced USB-C connector securely connects to my PC. It's a solid alternative to the official Quest Link Cable, offering a seamless connection without compromising on quality. The fast charging capabilities of this cable have been a game-changer for me. With a built-in E-Marker IC chip, it supports up to 100 watts (20V 5A) of power. Charging my MacBook Pro or any USB-C device is quick and efficient, saving me precious time when I'm on the go. When it comes to data transfer, this cable truly shines. With a 10Gbps data transfer speed, it's twice as fast as USB 3.0. I can transfer files between my devices at lightning speed, and the support for stable 4K@60Hz video resolution ensures a high-quality visual experience. It's great to know that it's fully compatible with previous USB versions, making it versatile for various devices. Durability was a key factor in my decision, and the Fasgear USB-C to USB-C Cable didn't disappoint. The anti-break tangle-free nylon braided design gives me confidence in its longevity. The double-sided USB-C connectors are built to withstand frequent use, and the overmolded strain relief adds an extra layer of durability. In terms of compatibility, this cable covers all the bases. It works seamlessly with the latest USB-C phones, laptops, tablets, gaming devices, and more. Plus, it has the necessary certifications, such as CE, RoHS, UL, and REACH, ensuring its safety and quality. In conclusion, the Fasgear 90-Degree USB-C to USB-C Cable has been a game-changer for my charging and data transfer needs. As an average buyer, I value its fast charging capabilities, high-performance data transfer, and durable design. Whether you're charging your devices or transferring files, this cable delivers exceptional results. Its wide compatibility and certifications are additional perks that make it a reliable accessory. If you're looking for an affordable and dependable USB-C cable, the Fasgear 90-Degree USB-C to USB-C Cable is definitely worth considering.

Lots of words - here's a summary: - This is a stylish cable with a really cool 90 degree terminal at one end and the ability to carry data and juice at fast speeds and high capacity, respectively. - Judging by feel, the build should make this cable last a lot longer than others - I can confirm the seller does in fact live up to their word when it comes to the warranty and I didn't face any resistance in making a claim, which resulted in a brand new replacement delivered with no charge. I ordered this 10 ft USB-C cable 01/26/2023 because my LG Gram laptop's original DC charging port/jack completely failed. I have never owned a computer of any kind I couldn't find the right spare part for if I actually spent some time on it, but that's the situation with this one. I couldn't find a spare port anywhere. Luckily, this machine has the ability to charge via USB-C. The only remaining issue was that all I had in terms of cables was the 3 footer my phone's manufacturer included in the box when I bought it. As you can imagine, 3 ft is hard to work with when you're trying to use the laptop it's charging. This 10 ft cable from Fasgear caught my eye because of the braided jacket, the length, the 90 degree connection I could keep plugged in on the device side, and the potential speed support. These things were obviously then weighed against the price point. One of the more influential factors in my purchase was the stated 18-month warranty. Upon receipt of the cable, I could immediately confirm its ruggedness. The product picture accurately describes this part. I don't think this cable is going to fall apart on me anytime soon and I'm not even sure I could make it if I tried. Some reviewers have commented about it being too stiff, which I understand after having handled it, but it's not stiff enough to make me regret the purchase and well worth the exchange for the longer life I'm likely to get out of the cable. Unfortunately, both of the terminals were just a little (microscopically) small in my charging ports. I went on to try both ends in two of my phones, my wife's phone (all different manufacturers), and two differently branded laptops. At that point it was apparent that it was likely a problem with the terminals on the Fasgear cable. It was time to put that 18-month warranty to the test. From past experiences, I fully expected Amazon to have to step in and issue the refund as a return after either a denial from the seller or no response at all. That's not the experience I had with Fasgear. I sent them a message through Amazon explaining my issue and asking for a recommendation on how to proceed. A few messages later - this was all handled within 48 hours - they had a replacement cable on the way to me. It arrived yesterday, so they must have gotten it right out after we spoke. The replacement cable is 100% functional the way it's supposed to be. Having that extra length has suddenly made moving around a lot easier and that 90 degree bend at the one terminal is actually more of a plus than I thought it would be. I've streamed 4K video and transferred data a few times with it and the throughput speed of my combined devices was the bottleneck - the cable was plenty fast and handled everything easily. Oh, and the connection with my laptop's USB-C port is now tight like it should be.

Very good quality product. I would definitely purchase again.

Just received the cables, installed one of them and worked flawlessly for what I was trying to do in regards to adding a monitor to an already completed tv. Great quality and arrival.

Después de varios años usándolo, todavía funciona correctamente, no se han ido los terminales y sigue teniendo la misma velocidad de conexión y corriente.

Seems like a well made cable. Quite thick and difficult to bend and can hold its shape a bit. Seems very durable along the cable itself and at the connectors. Works very well with Oculus link and I've been using it for seated experiences with the Oculus Quest 2. I would say it's not really long enough for anything near room scale VR. The cable is advertised as 10Gbps although when I test it with the Oculus software the result is 2.9Gbps. I'm not sure whether this is the maximum bandwidth required for Quest 2 or whether it is false advertising for the cable itself. Running the debug tool and increasing the bandwidth to the Quest results in very smooth looking games with no complaints. Oculus have not switched on 90fps for Quest 2 as yet, but when they do, I'm sure 2.9Gbps will be more than adequate to deal with it as I also have used Virtual Desktop at only 866Mbps to run games at 90fps. I would say the gaming experience with a cable link gives a smoother and more reliable experience than virtual desktop which can stutter a bit depending on your wifi network strength/speed. At the £16.99 I paid, i think this is unbeatable in terms of quality for a 3m link cable. Recommended.

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Acheté en remplacement du câble Dell d'origine pour connecter un XPS 13 à son écran qui fait aussi station d'accueil, je fais tout passer dessus : sortie vidéo, alimentation du portable, ethernet, souris (USB-2), webcam (USB-3), clés USB. Les débits sont excellents, j'ai bien du Gigabit sur le port éthernet. Le câble d'origine avait une connexion instable quand on déplace le PC, celui-ci reste en place.

Um meine beiden Surface zu laden, habe ich mir ein Aukey Omnia 65W Ladegerät gekauft, das ohne Kabel ausgeliefert wird. Mir fehlte also noch ein USB-C zu USB-C Kabel mit Power Delivery. Passend zum Ladegerät sollte es weiß sein und für den seitlichen Anschluss am Surface an einer Seite einen angewinkelten Stecker haben. Zu diesem Kabel hier von Fasgear lagen noch keine Rezensionen vor, aber die zu anderen Kabeln der Marke waren nicht schlecht, weshalb ich es dann auch bestellt habe. Die Verarbeitung ist sehr gut. Die dicke Ummantelung macht es lediglich etwas steif. Die USB-C-Anschlussstecker sitzen reingesteckt sehr ordentlich, da wackelt nichts. Kurz zur Farbe: Die Stecker selbst sind grau, das Kabel weiß und grau mit Zackenmuster. Wenn man auf dem Produktbild genau hinschaut, kann man es zwar erahnen, ich hielt die grauen Elemente aber bei der Bestellung für weiß. Mich stört es jetzt zwar nicht, wenn jemand aber Wert auf ein komplett weißes Kabel legt, dann sollte er/sie sich woanders umschauen. Dam Kabel liegt ein Klettband bei, um es für unterwegs oder zur Aufbewahrung zusammenzubinden. Zur eigentlichen Funktion: Das Surface wurde so schnell geladen, wie mit dem großen original MS-Ladegerät (Das Surface Go 2 lädt werksseitig begrenzt mit max. 45W). Das Fasgear-Kabel lässt also genug Ladestrom fließen und stellt nicht den limitierenden Faktor dar. Damit erfüllt es voll seinen Zweck. Was andere Rezensenten noch checken könnten: Gehen auch die angegebenen 100W durch und wie sieht es mit der Datendurchsatzrate (angegeben bis 10Gbit/s) aus? Beides kann ich mangels geeigneter Hardware nicht prüfen. Sobald ich es kann, berichte ich aber gern nach.