AreMe 140W Magnetic 90 Degree Adapter (2 Pack), Right Angle USB-C Male to USB-C Female 40Gbps Connector for MacBook Pro/Air, Tablet, Laptop, Mobile Phone and More Type C Devices

I have reluctantly removed these beautiful accessories as my hub needs 90 watts to drive my laptop plus studio accessories. Not enough power was reaching the laptop so the battery was running down. Maybe they are 70 watt each totalling 140 watt? They are fine for direct connections with phones and laptops without accessories on the hub.

This is a great product. It works exactly like it should and its in a nice metal container and well packaged.

The build quality and magnetism is excellent - once the USB-C end goes in a USB port, the magnetism has just the right hold and release. Charge capability is to spec for at least 65w power bank charging and 45w Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 (I don't have beefier chargers to test with). Data transfer worked for a NVMe external enclosure with no difference between the cable only (~1GB/s), I don't have a 40gbps capable device to test with. The design seems like it should resist electrostatic damage, as the pins for USB-C side are recessed and the thing only snaps cleanly on either top-to-bottom or side-to-side. Plus the little padded tin these come in is nice.However, if you're using this with a stylus that relies on EMR (Samsung S-pen, Microsoft Surface Pen, etc.) it creates magnetic interference from even just the tiny USB-C end. This will cause a dead zone of about the diameter of a golf ball (centered on the end). If you don't need a stylus (power bank, a phone without EMR, etc.), then I think it's pretty much exactly what anyone would want!One side note, which I'm not docking any points for or anything, as it is specific to the device (Samsung Tab S8+) I wanted to use these with: due to the magnetism of the USB-C end nub, it is incredibly difficult to get out of the USB-C port of the device as it magnetically attaches to the case.

This works, but the magnets were too weak to stay connected at weird angles.

No matter what the specifications are for USB C ports, the charger plugs wear out and you can not get the laptop to charge. Bought new chargers since the plug is part of the charger power supply and these plugs also wore out too. Finally found out about these adapters and so far, they work like a charm. The plug is metal, remains plugged in to the laptop port, and the adapter is held to the plug with magnets and the charger plug remains plugged in to the adapter. The USB C charger plug that no longer charged through the laptop port now charges the laptop through the adapter. Hurrah. Very Pleased and Satisfied.