💪 GodSpin USB C to USB C Cable - SuperSpeed 20Gbps, Certified Type-C to Type-C, 100W Power, Nylon Braided, USB 3.1, 3.2, Thunderbolt 3, Dual 4k or Single 5k @60hz Display - 6.6ft/20Gbps Review

Bought for my Oculus Quest to take advantage of the new Link feature until the official Oculus cable is released. It works great as expected, almost exactly like Rift on both Steamvr and Oculus. The only complaint is the length, it's the longest I could find that wasn't in stock and met the required specs, but 6.6ft isn't long enough for comfortable use for VR. Use with USB 3.2 Type A adapter

transmission speed not tested. I use it to connect a laptop provided by my employer to my LG 38WN95C-W. This cable is the right length for my setup. 4K resolution and charges the laptop. The laptop is not Thunderbolt III, only USB Type-C. I keep getting notifications about this, but it doesn't affect the performance of my usage.

I bought two of these cables based on reviews from other reviewers. However, my experience was less than great as the cables don't seem to be working properly. I tried two different cables with two different LG 4K Thunderbolt displays, three and two different MacBook Pros. My setup is a MacBook stacked on my desk with a Thunderbolt Three cable running to the display. The display is fully connected with the Thunderbolt 3 cable and signals from the MacBook as there are no controls on the screen…

Need a Thunderbolt 3 cable for my new UA Arrow (on PC). Loved the retro fabric cable design and was impressed with the durability of the fabric and connectors. There were several other sellers with a similar but much more expensive product. I am very happy that I chose him. By the way, this device is notoriously hard to please when it comes to Thunderbolt 3 cables. So if it works here, believe me, it works.

These cables are not only defective. They are dangerous. The replacement cables I received work fine (so far), but when I plugged one of these into my VR headset, it melted my angled USB-C adapter in seconds. Thank god I wasn't wearing it at the time, and the electronics were destroyed for just a few dollars instead of hundreds. What if I used one of these ride-along cables and severely damaged the cables of one of my customers' mobile devices or even caused a fire? What if I had an accident…

I bought one of these and tested it with CrystalDisk. It was connected to the Gen2 port on my Sabrent Rocket Nano motherboard with the included 8" cable. Rocket Nano performed read/writes connected to this port at over 800Mbps, but using the included 8" cable. Although this cable is said to be certified for 20 Gb/s, it only operates at 400 Mb/s, or half the speed advertised by Rocket Nano. I contacted the company and they said the cable was bad and sent another. The second cable works the same…

Replacement cable needed for Asus portable monitor that uses USB-C/Thunderbolt and Display Port over Alt mode protocol; Finding a compatible cable that was also longer than 1m wasn't easy. So one of them is 6 inches and works great with a Thunderbolt port or, with an adapter, a USB-A 3.1 port. I recently got it so I don't know about the durability yet, but the build quality is excellent. Got this from GodSpin; I've never heard of them or bought from them, but their performance was top notch…

I was a bit confused at first about the difference between USB C and Thunderbolt and I didn't understand the drastic price difference between the products. Maybe this helps someone: USB-C refers to the shape of the connector, but it doesn't necessarily mean it's a Thunderbolt cable. In this case, Thunderbolt uses a USB-C connector, but it's much more than that. If you just need to charge your smartphone, camera, or tablet, any USB-C cable will do. If you want to connect your laptop to a docking