USB-C 3.1 Male to Female Extension Cable,Gen 2 (10Gbps) Devices;Pass Video, Data, Audio Through Male to Female USB C Wire Dock Connector Extension Cord for USB Type-C Data Sync Cable (2ft/0.6m)

I bought this to both extend, and better position where i connect my PSVR2 to my PS5, in case i yank it, I don't damage the PS5 port. So far everything works well, tracking and video come through without issue.

I am using this to connect my HP Spectre 15t x360 with USB-C 3.1 (and a 2nd USB-C port but only 3.0) to a USB-C hub which provides power delivery (PD), 4K HDMI, audio, and USB connections for my keyboard, mouse, and monitor's USB hub.At first this did not work - I do not know why. The video worked and power worked but the audio and USB did not work. I tried both ports and multiple times, it did not work.I emailed the seller and they responded quickly.After a few days, I tried it again. It worked this time.I believe this means the cable is fully functional and any issues I've been experiencing are most likely due to the more complicated parts of the system (the laptop or the hub most likely), but it works now so I'm happy.The quick support was also good, but ended up being unnecessary.

This is a great little extension for the Dell WD15 dock which comes with a woefully short cable. With my office setup I needed my laptop a bit further away from the dock. I tried a couple of other cables and they would only transport part of the feature of the WD15 dock. I have 2 external hard drives, an HDMI monitor, USB keyboard, USB mouse and Ethernet cable all connected. Thanks for having a cost-effective reliable solution to my problem.

I bought this cable as an extension for HOOTOO MacBook hub. Cable charges the Macbook and drives the display. But USB ports doesn't work.

I bought this to go with a USB-C gen 3.2 hub (which I am using as a docking station). The hub's cord is only 6" long, and my goal was to put it under the desk and then have a single USB-C gen 3.2 cable (this one) be on top of the desk with my laptop and plug in all the devices. Both monitors (HDMI for both), speakers (4mm jack), mouse (USB-A 2.0), and keyboard (USB-A 2.0) are all plugged into the hub, and then then the hub's USB-C gen 3.2 cord's male end connects to this cord's female end, and this cord's male end connects to the laptop. However, I later discovered that USB-C gen 3.2 technology is limited to a cord length of only about a foot! So they mouse, keyboard, and speakers do not work through the cord. If I remove this cord and plug the hub directly into the laptop, all the devices work (but then I have the hub and all the cords on top of the desk, which I'm trying to avoid). So basically the only function I get out of this cord is for the double monitor, as I have to plug this cord (for the hub and it's double monitor connection), the keyboard, the mouse, and the speakers all directly into the laptop (which mostly defeats the purpose of a docking station). So I'm pretty unhappy. The product should have a disclaimer.

I loved Apple's multi av adapter (the one with hdmi and extra usb ports) the only downside was the cable length between it and my MBP 15'' with touchbar. I bought this so I could move my adapter out of the way (and under my desk). I'm using this new cable right now and it works well - the display worked right away and the charging seems comparable to what I was seeing before using this cable to connect to my adapter.

This cable allows an SSD housing to be a bit further from the port on the computer. Operation is correct for this type of operation. Speed was increased somewhat since the cable is built to USB 3.1 specs. I can recommend this item without reservation.

I have a 2016 Macbook pro with the Apple/LG 4k monitor. The cable works fine with the port on the Mac however, I was unable to see any devices (SD cards,USB sticks) plugged into this cable when the cable was attached to the ports on the back of the monitor. Those ports are USBC form factor, but I believe they only support USB 2.0 speeds.