ULT-WIIQ USB-C 3.1 Data Cable, 10Gbps, QC 3.0 3A Fast Charging, iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max, S24/S23, Camera, SSD, Power Bank, Android Auto, CarPlay (30 cm)

I bought this to power a portable monitor from my PC. This is more than adequate for that job. The cable feels decent quality. It has a little less flex than I thought it would have, but that probably means it’s less likely to suffer from internal breaks. Both ends of the cable fit perfectly. There’s no having to force them in, or the other end of the scale… too much wiggle room. I haven’t tried fast charging a device, so can’t comment on that functionality. But it powers a portable monitor perfectly without any connection problems. All in all, value for money. It does exactly what I needed it too.

I wanted a guaranteed data cable, with correct fittings, to transfer 100's of photographs from an old mobile phone to my laptop. This purchase proved to fit the bill and worked perfectly. Very relieved.

I bought this cable because it is designed for data transfer. The cables, I already had, were just for charging and were much slower at data transfer, and would not connect android auto my phone to my car. The new cable worked faultlessly. Android Auto and my car are now good friends and chatter away happily together.

Great wire, used to fast charge device and connect to PC (data cable) perfect for my Samsung z fold

I couldn't get my 'android auto' to work in my car - bought this cable and it worked immediately (and is a good length for the job too). Would definitely recommend.

It only worked for around 4 months. Waste of money.

I bought two for two cars, to attach to my Android Auto and Samsung FE24 phone. Super short cable, fit really well - good fit too, which I think is important. This must be my 4th or 5th one and so far these are by far the best data cable.

This cable works great as a MacBook Pro hub extension except with USB A devices (for me that's a mouse and keyboard plugged into the hub, so I can easily switch between two different laptops; intel and M1). But as it says somewhere else on here the USB A devices will work if the cable is plugged in a certain way! if they don't work take out the USB C extension cable and turn it over and plug in again, then they should work. I almost returned this, so I'm glad I read that here somewhere.