Review on Charger Silicone Flexible Protector Cellphone by Ron Josey

I'm looking for something to prevent my MBAir cable from kinking in the connector. Unfortunately, Apple's cables suck, especially since they've moved away from MagSafe connectors. Since USB-C is only on one side, you'll have to tug on this cable in odd positions if you plug it into an outlet on the right instead of the left. My computer is only a few months old and I noticed that the cable is unsafely bent at the end of the connector. (Those of us with Apple devices know what's next. Loose or frayed cables. The only saving grace is that Apple redesigned USB-C to be detachable from the actual connector, and it's worth it just $20 to replace instead of $75. However, it's so $20 that I can use elsewhere so I started looking for something to hold it together (will attach them to both ends to solve the same problem with the other side to avoid).two together which helped strengthen the wrap around the cord.It makes it a little stronger.It still bends but not as easily.Plus the two wraps keep it securely in place when it sits on my computer. Bonus, I can find it instantly if I leave it on the table, because of the bright colors. Is it perfect? No. But it's a heck of a lot better than without it. I've got both ends of the iPhone Lightning cable attached. Although this cable is thinner and only one slips through, tightening two of them will help keep it in place. Ice cream and the amount you get is worth seeing if it keeps the cords secure a little longer than without.