High-Quality 3 Pack Anker Powerline USB-C to USB 3.0 Cable (3ft) for Samsung Galaxy Note 8, S8, S8+, S9, S10, MacBook, Sony XZ, LG V20 G5 G6, HTC 10, Xiaomi 5 and More Review

Combined with the Aulker 2 3.0 36W Super Fast Car Charger, these 3 inch high speed charging cables actually charge my car faster than my high speed wall chargers and cables and the high speed wall charger that came with my new Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Look no further. You can't do better than this setup. And the price is very reasonable. I'm so happy!

I mainly use this cable to connect my iPad Pro to my Mac mini via a USB hub. The hub connects to the mini hub's USB-C input, and the hub has six USB-A ports. I share the screen of an iPad mini with QuickTime Player. All of this works fine. iPad will also charge when connected. My main concern is that the cables will hold up if flexed as the iPad moves. The lining is not woven but looks pretty solid.

These cables are very good, the quality doesn't feel cheap, each cable seems strong enough, they don't feel like they wear out quickly . I've tried the cables, my Pixel 3 XL charges fine and my computer recognizes it. I was able to access and transfer files without any problems. I love the little Velcro cable management straps they attached to each of the cables. I wasn't expecting this, but they make it easy to tie and store the cords when not in use. The Anker brand is definitely a reliable…

as to be expected from the Powerline series. These are the only cables I buy for any of my devices, be it Lightning, Micro-USB, or Type-C. They're durable, strong, kink-resistant, and best of all: not super expensive. Compared to other wires. I find powerline cables to be the perfect combination of durability and price (the micro USB cables I bought 3 years ago are still practically brand new. The only thing I really wish was that Anker would come up with these packages in different Sizes would

The outer diameter of all three cables exceeds the tolerance limits (does not meet Samsung specifications). We need extra effort to connect to Note9. It took very little effort to connect them compared to the two charging cables that came with two Note9s. We cleaned the outer contacts of the cables - the result is minimal. We fear that over time the phone connections will wear out and we will no longer be able to charge the phones. We love the Anker brand and have been buying from them all…

Pixel 2 XL. Confirmed: Works to transfer data from a PC running Windows 10. Confirmed: Charges the phone when connected to a PC. - USB adapter (like what you probably have left over from your previous phone) Charging speed: - Using the USB Type-C adapter that came with my Pixel 2 XL (18W), the reported charging time is 39 Minutes to add 34%. - When using this Anker cable connected to a Windows 10 PC, it reports a charging time of 148 minutes, which is 37% more. - Using this Anker cable…

Anker is a reliable brand and I have used their cables before. As phones and devices moved to USB-C, I needed more cables and they proved to be a good investment. I use one to connect my smartphone in the car, one for home and one for travel. Of course, the ones that don't move don't get abused, but the one I keep in my backpack and travel almost everywhere gets used quite a bit and shows no signs of wear. Although braided cables come with their own built-in wire. -Wraps I often feel…

, I have been using Anker products for some time now and have had mostly positive experiences with them. These cables are a bit stiff although they appear to be well built. Used in my car with an Anker dual cigarette lighter charger and they work perfectly. However, I was disappointed to find that these cables would not work with my 10,400mAh Aukey battery to charge my Nexus 6P or Pixel SO phone. I was on a hike, I took these new cables and found in the field that they don't work. Luckily one…

Android Auto users. save yourself headaches and tears. Buy this 3ft cable and enjoy. I have a Kenwood 994s head unit and AA was a nightmare. It stutters, disconnects, has to disconnect and reconnect, doesn't display caller info, can't give direction, plays music and takes calls with no processing issues, and more. Over the past year I have tried different cables and spent the money buying new cables including the cable that came with the phone (lg v30). I finally stumbled across a forum thread…