Short 1.5 ft USB Type C Extension Cable - OrxnQ USB-C Male to USB-C Female Cable Gen 2 (10Gbps) - Thunderbolt 3 Compatible - Nintendo Switch, MacBook Pro, and More Review

I have a Flir One Pro thermal camera. One of the issues with this camera is that it has a connector that sticks out so it can theoretically plug directly into the phone. The problem, like most people, is that I keep my phone in a case after it's sold to protect it. With this cable I no longer have to take off the camera case to attach the camera. It also gives me more flexibility in phone placement. The cable seems to be well made. I would recommend this cable.

Bought two of these. When I plugged in the first it initially worked fine as I plugged it into a dual HDMI adapter and the second which my son used for his switch. When I switched the adapters to a USB-C hub, the SD card reader didn't work, nor did the USB 2.0 devices connected to the hub. When I connected the hub directly to my laptop, there was no problem. I replaced the cable my son was using and it worked fine. It turned out that the first cable was defective. It's too late to return it so…

I bought this specifically to connect my iPad Pro 11 (2018) to the accessory hub. The hub was designed to snap onto the end of the tablet via a USB Type-C connector, but my ZUGU MUSE case prevented this and this cable solved the problem as it was the right length and flexibility. The terminal block and everything else looks very nice and works well. My only disappointment is that it's not stamped Superspeed 10 or +, which doesn't really matter much - I just like to buy cables that are marked at

I bought two of these cables to use with Thunderbolt USB-C hubs. It's a much trickier use than as a charging or even data cable - without a good cable, some peripherals, particularly video displays, may not function properly. This works well with a Windows 10 PC and a Thunderbolt USB-C hub driving two HD displays, as well as multiple USB 3.0 peripherals (hard drive, printer, etc.). This cable worked fine, no devices were visible to the computer.

I have a Lacie desktop hard drive that is large and needs extra performance. This year I got a new MacBook Pro that only has 4 USB Type-C ports and I bought a USB Type-C to Micro USB 3.0 cable. Unfortunately, the cable is only 0.25 m long. So when I want to connect this hard drive to my Mac, I have to move the computer close to the hard drive, it's inconvenient. Therefore, you need to look for an extension cord. This cable is long enough that I don't have to move my Mac or hard drive. Also, the