🔌 10ft 90 Degree Type C to Type C Cable, 20V 5A 100W PD Fast Charge Peskaul USB C to USB C Cable, Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Note 10 S9 S8, MacBook Air, iPad Pro 2018, Nintendo Switch Review

I really wanted this 10 inch USB C to C knee charger because it's exactly what I need. The speed is there if you have a fast charger, but the length of the plug that goes into the phone is too short. I have to remove the case to get a proper charge or the charger just falls out of my phone. This is very annoying. I will keep using it until I find something else.

This cable almost fixed my MacBook battery. Well, not quite, but the battery seems to be the best it has been in a long time. But the main reason I love this cable is the angled connector. It's much more convenient than the standard straight connector and the cable feels much more durable than Apple's standard cable. I've been using it for several months and I'm very happy with it. The Apple cable came in the spare cable box.

I noticed that with my previous 10ft cable I was able to fully charge my phone in 40 minutes, with this one it says 1 hour and 28 minutes so the actual power output seems a bit lower than advertised. To be honest it's not a deal breaker for me as I've been able to charge it in bed and slow charging at night is better for your battery, just disappointed that it might not work with other high power USB devices in the future. I think the wire size is out of specification for 100w.

I've been using mine for almost a month now and it's still working! That's more than I can say about other long USB-C to USB-C charging cables. I really prefer the 90 degree angle on one end - this end is what I plug into my Anker 30W wall charger. Together these are the items I use to charge my 11" iPad Pro (1st gen). It has worked very well and I hope it continues to work as all other long cables I have tried have all worked within a month died (Anker Powerline was one of them).

I really like this cable - I hate USB-C because mine always comes out. The best thing about this cable is that it has a much more positive connection when plugged in - almost a click, like a lightning connector. I also really like the 90 degree connector for my iPad Pro. I tried it on my MacBook Pro and it ran at 2.8 amps (the battery isn't very low so couldn't test it at the advertised 5 amps). I think I'll get another one for the MacBook because my old cable keeps falling out - even cost me…

I ordered this on July 13, 2020 and had to buy another one on December 28, 2020 because the tip broke off and got stuck in my iPad when I was removing the cable removed from my device. Luckily, I managed to carefully pry it out of the charging port with a needle, but I was genuinely afraid that this would result in a costly repair for a while. Unfortunately, there was NO warranty information in the box so I had to buy another one. I would rate this cable 5 stars if it didn't break after 5.5…

I rarely write reviews so you know this charger must be bad. Keep in mind that I didn't buy this charger to transfer data or power my 18w devices. All I needed from this cable was to charge my random bits and pieces (candle lighters, cordless screwdrivers, etc.), but it doesn't even do that. Meanwhile, cheap, short-length chargers work just fine. That was a problem from day one. Since then I've bought a few new devices which have made it more visible and of course I'm not going into the returns

UPDATE: Purchased replacement broke a few days after receipt. I cannot recommend this product more highly. I'm posting this a long time after this happened but I was just looking for another cable like this, stumbled across this one and didn't forget to update my review. I ordered it on July 13, 2020 and on December 28, 2020 I had to buy another one because the tip broke off and got stuck in my iPad when I unplugged the cable from my device. Luckily, I managed to carefully pry it out of the…

I was really hoping this would work for us, but it's not convenient. I ended up using a different cable (straight instead of curved like I wanted) which worked great. The problem is a small protrusion at the base of the silver part that goes into the phone. The lip is long enough to rest against the case, preventing the cable from fully penetrating the phone. This will keep it loose so it will fall out with the slightest movement. When you take the phone out of the case, it stays in place. But…