💻 ANDNOVA USB C to USB C 3.1 Gen 2 Cable (100W - 5A - 20 Gbps - 3.3Ft) - High-Speed USB C Video, PD Fast Charging - Compatible with MacBook Air Pro SSD - 4k 60Hz 2k 165Hz 144Hz 120Hz Display Monitor Review

I bought this cable to connect my Fujifilm X-T3 camera to my iMac. I needed a cable that would support the theoretical maximum bandwidth of the iMac's USB-C port. The cable works great, it's braided thick and strong, has heavy duty strain relief boots and appears to be built to last. The included strap and connector caps are also a nice touch. Note. The seller offered me a pair of USB-C to USB-A adapters in exchange for "honest feedback, positive or negative." This is mine.

This is the best USB C 3.2 cable I have ever bought. I'm using to connect a laptop and another desktop GPU (2080ti) for monitoring with built-in KMV. This cable easily transmits audio/video and KB/mouse signals. Tried the same with tablet and phone and again no problem. I get HDR/Gsync/Freesync and 170Hz/FPS with this cable on my 1440p monitor via my graphics card's USB-C port. However, it really depends on the port of the hardware you are plugging in to provide support. As long as your port…

I bought two of these USB to USB-C 3.2 cables to connect my Chromebook to a Sabrent USB Type-C from work 2-port KVM switch to connect. This allows me to use one large monitor with two different laptops, which allows me to better set up my PC for working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This cable saved my life by allowing me to make the necessary connections to a shared monitor. High quality cable, very durable and just the right length for my needs. I highly recommend this product and…

This will only work if you have a USB 3.2 Gen 2 cable and a hub, unless you plug it directly into a port on the back of your computer and you're probably doing it with a hub and a hard drive capable of running at 3.2 Gen 2 speeds, such as B. an external SSD, with a housing whose USB interface is also designed for 3.2 Gen 2, so that the SATA3 interface can optimally use these data lines. If a puzzle piece has no nominal speed, everything is reduced to the slowest piece. Make sure all your…

, I have just received my cable and my first impression is of the build quality. it makes a very robust and well-made impression. I've tried a few Type-C connectors and it seems to fit snugly and securely. I haven't done a speed test since I bought it as the advertised 3.2 Gen 2 cable, but there seems to have been some confusion in the various reviews. Read that it is bound to Speed 3.0 (aka 3.2 Gen 1). I assume this works as advertised and if not I will update my review. I bought this…

This will only work if you have a USB 3.2 Gen 2 cable and hub, unless you plug it directly into a port on the back of your computer and you do it probably with a hub and a drive capable of running at 3.2 Gen 2 speeds, like an external SSD, with an enclosure whose USB interface is also rated for 3.2 Gen 2, so the SATA3 interface makes the most of those data lanes can. . If a puzzle piece has no nominal speed, everything is reduced to the slowest piece. Make sure all your devices, interfaces, and

Andnova USB-C to C (X002AP2AH5) has a very sleek design and quality feel. The black and silver braided cable gives it a modern look and the connector has a solid connection to my phone. I was also impressed with the care taken with the cable delivery as it even had a connector protector when it arrived and included a handy zip tie. I used Blackweb's car charger (BWA18WI039) to charge the phone along with the Andnova cable. , Input: 12-24V DC, Max 2.7A, Output: 5.0V, 3.0A, USB C port My phone…

As others have said the cable is not very flexible but that is to be expected with the extra shielding on these cables. Tested transfers to and from a 10Gb/s Type-C port on my laptop to a 10Gb/s SSD enclosure. Of course there are only 6 spans in the sata interface but I've seen the highest transfer rates ever with this cable and another 10Gbps cable. I got 567MB/s read and about 540MB/s write with a 250GB Samsung 850 PRO in a 10Gb/s case. The funny thing is, even with a direct connection to the