🔌 AINOPE USB C to USB C Cable 60W, [2-Pack 6.6ft] Fast Charging Right Angle Cable - Compatible with Samsung S21, MacBook Air/Pro 13'', iPad Pro/Air 2020, Pixel-Red Review

When it arrived I used it to charge my Samsung Note 8 phone and it charged quickly (By the way I used the super fast Samsung character as in the picture shown and for clarity only, the charger is not part of the product). It didn't look like it was six feet long so I measured it. The proof is in the video. This is indeed a six foot cable, and there are two included in the package. you get so that you are good for a long time. I definitely recommend it.

The package contains two long USB C to USB C braided cables with a 90 degree angle and 2.00 m each, so they can fit almost anywhere. The 90 degree angle is the best solution for charging your phone when it's in your pocket or on your knees. I've been looking for a good solution for a long time and it seems I've finally found it. Everything looks solid and I expect it to last a long time. I have already used it for fast charging and the data transfer also worked as expected. Happy with this set.

I really like the cables so far. I've had them for a little over a month now and they're still working great. They provide a really strong connection to the device and require a bit more force to disconnect than straight cables, so people with arthritis or dexterity issues may have an issue, but it's not an issue for most people. I love that my daughter can use her iPad Air 4 while charging without straining the charging port. I also love that Apple is finally moving their devices to USB-C so I

Really love this cable! The 90° swivel fits perfectly in my case on my phone and leaves plenty of room (Pixel 3 XL with Symmetry by OtterBox). And then it fits so perfectly in my hand and probably fits in a larger case on any phone. But why pack each cable with 3 zip ties, unnecessary velcro and that awful bend? The wires are still metal, metal can't bend back and forth without breaking (which means death to my phone cords after years of use and hence the need for new cords). Ties are not…

Okay, I've ordered a lot of cables over the last few years. I found too many flaws in many of them. I prefer heavier braided cables over cheap plastic cables that come loose too easily, and even some of the braided cables aren't great. Check out my pictures of the XAIE cable versus my new AINOPE cables. Watch out for fraying and twisting as there is no extended support. These cables, once they start twisting as you can see, eventually break and stop working. I have already thrown away two of…