USB C Data Transfer Cable 6Ft, USB C 3.2 Gen 2x2 with 20Gbps High Speed, 4K@60Hz Monitor Video Display, 100W Fast Charging Full Function Cord for MacBook, Phone, Monitor, External SSD, Dock and More

Works better than the original cable.

I plugged this cable between my iPad Pro and portable monitor, and it works great!

Very nice and fast cable.

If you're looking at this for a NVME drive inside an enclosure look elsewhere, cause it ain't gonna work.

The media could not be loaded. USB C Monitor Cable 6FT, 4K@60Hz Video Display USB C 3.2 Gen 2x2 with 20Gbps High Speed Data Transfer, 100W Fast Charging Cord for MacBook, Portable Monitor, SSD, DockI been using this USB-C cable for over two weeks now and I don't have any complains. Connector fits perfectly and there is no play which is the main cause for cables to go bad since the small pin connectors get worked out more than they should by constant friction.Quality is good and the cable is 6mm thick including the braided nylon and it feels sturdy , but not to stiff so it has the consistency for constant movement and able to roll for compact on the go.I use several USB-C cables for different devices like TV, Laptop, mobile phone and tables always trying to buy the length for the task with a bit of slack, I don't like to use long cables when I don't need it since it just adds to the bulkiness and data also needs to travel fraction of milliseconds more ;) - well is more to keep cable management to the minimum.I test its data transfer using a USB-C external SSD just by copy from and to 1GB of RAW pictures and it takes just seconds, I don't have a data speed test software at the moment, but definitely looking for one.The cable is advertised as 100W/5A with 20GB data transfer rate and for now that is enough including Laptop to external monitor which also has several USB-A and USB-C ports (hub) plus it charges the laptop from the monitor power if the laptop is not connected to the provided power supplyI ran a test using a USB-C to USB-C power load tester device to both, charging the laptop and to Samsung S25 Ultra and found wattage to the laptop was at 93W 4.7A at 19.5V and this was consistent with other USB-C cables rated at 100W or higher. Also ran a test to a Samsung S25 Ultra USB-C charging at 14.5W 1.65A at 8.65V, the phone battery app shows the power charger to support super fast charging 2.0.Note: when I just connected the tester and phone to start charging it read 28 - 34 watts 2.1A at 13.6V (see attached pic) but is was not consistent and after a bit it drop to the average 14.5W and I wasn't able to repeat the reading after that so I'll take this as a glitch.Functionality is good and value for your money in range for this quality.Likes:Braided NylonFunctionality for small USB-C power consumptionGood quality connector

I’ve been using this 6-foot USB-C cable primarily when I’m on the road, mostly to charge my MacBook Air, iPhone, and iPad. It’s one of those cables that ends up doing double or triple duty, and so far it’s held up well. The outer jacket feels like a tougher type of rubber or soft PVC—pliable enough to coil easily but not flimsy. It doesn’t kink up or feel like it’s going to split near the ends anytime soon.The connectors feel solid, with no wiggle when plugged into any of my devices. The strain relief near each end is actually worth pointing out—it's not just a molded bump for show. It looks like it might hold up to repeated bending and packing in and out of bags. I’ve had plenty of supposedly “rugged” cables start to fray right at the neck, but this one seems like it’s better built in that regard.In terms of performance, I’m getting fast charging across the board—my MacBook Air charges as quickly as with the OEM cable, and the data transfer speed when hooked up to a portable SSD is what I’d expect from a 3.2 Gen 2x2 spec. I also use this to connect to an Arzopa portable monitor, and it pushes 4K at 60Hz without dropping out or getting finicky.If there’s a reason it’s not five stars, it’s just that the cable is a little thick. That might be a trade-off for durability and speed, but it takes up a bit more room in my organizer than I’d like. Not a dealbreaker, just something to note if you like things super compact.

If you want a USB C cable that actually feels durable, this is a good pick. I'm a fan of the reinforced ends since it feels less likely to split compared to a lot of the cheaper cables, it's way tougher than the one that originally came with my monitor. It does feel a bit on the stiff side, but considering it's handling both fast charging and high-speed data, that's kind of expected.A big win for me is being able to plug this cable into my SSD for full-speed data transfer. I pack it around in my backpack, and it works great as an everyday cable for pretty much any USB C thing, laptop, monitor, or storage.If there's one thing missing, it's that the charging maxes out at 100W. For most people that's fine, but if you've got a bigger device like a 16-inch MacBook Pro, you'll wish it supported 140W, which isn't that weird to see anymore.Value for money is THERE—I'm shocked that this costs only $8.I don't have an opinion about compatibility beyond the stuff I've used, but for my setup, the cable checks out nicely.

I use this in my vehicle to fast charge various devices as the cable is thick and durable and the nylon weave protects it well. The connector is secure. It has been stood on a few times, accidentally, and shows no sign of wear. Prior to this it powered a portable monitor running 2160 @ 60hz without issues. Not the most flexible cable around.