🔌 Anker Powerline III 60W USB C Cable - 1ft USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable for MacBook Pro 2020, iPad Pro 2020, Switch, Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus S9 S8 Plus, Pixel, and More (White) Review

Bought this to replace my mum's horrible charging cables for her car. Combined with the Type-C fast charging adapter, she told me that this whole setup changed everything for her. Conforms to power distribution standards and is extremely reliable. I used the same cable with her a month ago and it was worth it. Buy the right charger or use it with a known good USB 3.1 interface and it will work reliably. I also checked the data transfer speed and it met expectations.

The construction of this cable seems very good and I have no questions about the durability after owning it for a few days. However, I noticed that there is no speed rating listed for this cable, so I decided to give it a try. maximum speed. You can see that the maximum speed for this particular cable is around 44MB/s, which is the theoretical USB 2.0 speed. Judging by the data transfer rate, it is a USB 2.0 cable.

I bought this cable last year to charge our Google Pixel phones. After about 8 months we started having issues where charging stopped and if you moved the phone with the cable connected it would start/stop charging again. Putting your phone down properly can make it take a little longer to charge. Well, Revane thought it was past the return period, so I contacted Anker directly. It was as easy as filling out a simple warranty claim form on their website in the support section. Response was…

This cable is durable, beautiful to look at and the textured USB-C end feels great! April 2021 I purchased this cable during a sale held by Anker on September 28, 2020. That's why the pics show a 100w cable because they sold it for about $15 then and on this site. I had some problems about 6 months after purchase. The cable wouldn't fully charge my phone for some reason. The cable was twisted, but I didn't think it would affect charging in any way. I spoke to Anker customer service and after a…

This cable did not work with any of my 45-60w chargers for my Dell 9370 XPS13. The laptop didn't even recognize it. Many of my other cables, from 3ft to 10ft, have worked well with the same chargers and laptops, including (2) Anker PD chargers. I only needed a 3 foot white wire for this particular location. Premium price but it failed immediately. It's obviously not 100% tested, which is often the case even with cheap cables. Not impressed at all. Let's get back to Choetech, Aukey and other…

Definitely thinner than previous Powerline versions which I don't need. The textured grips are also a nice touch, as USB-C takes a little more effort to get in and out of the port. Not as thin as the RevainBasics cables, but very close (definitely thinner than Apple's 6 inch cable). However, I prefer the 1' Anker cable over the 8" RevainBasics cable (is that the right length? Maybe 6", the Anker 1' is a bit long, but not too long for a desk or bedside table. I have the largest part "Depleted my

Bought this to replace my mum's horrible car charging cables. Combined with the Type-C fast charging adapter, she told me that this whole setup changed everything for her. Conforms to power distribution standards and is extremely reliable. I used the same cable with her a month ago and it was worth it. Buy the right charger or use it with a known good USB 3.1 interface and it will work reliably. I also checked the data transfer speed and it met expectations. Edit: My original review is July 28,

This 1ft 60w USB-C cable from Anker allowed my slightly older power bank to charge my newly purchased tablet computer. I have an OT-PW259 power supply with USB A and USB-C outputs and came with "plain" cables. When I finally bought a mid-range USB-C device (tablet), I found that the 'plain' USB-C cable that came with the power adapter was rejected by the tablet computer: no charge , not even an answer. Power bank didn't even wake up when connected to the tablet. Yes, a simple USB-C cable from…