2-Pack USB C to USB Adapter, USB Female to Type C Male USB OTG Cable Converter, Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max/MacBook/Ipad Air Pro/Samsung Galaxy/USB Flash Drive (Thunderbolt 3 Compatible)

Nothing much to review about a cable, but it works fine. 🙂

Flexible USB C to USB 3 cable with a braided cable and metal connector shrouds. The ends are connected with plastic strain reliefs that are very rigid and do not flex much. I would have expected the strain reliefs to have some give in them after all, that is their purpose.The benefit of having a cable, rather than a dongle is that you can fit multiple cables into tightly spaced USB C connectors, whereas with the dongle style, one would get in the way and only one could be used at a time as they would foul each other.Although it doesn't affect the functionality, my OCD kicked in about the connector orientation, the end connectors are not parallel with each other, one is rotated compared to the other and each of the two cables are different. This doesn't matter from a functionality perspective, but it means that they do not lie flat on the table when disconnected or being stored

These are perfect for connecting my older USB devices to my USB-C only MacBook

I chose to test these for the example in the images. I have a MacBook Air and cannot plug in two USB-C to USB-A adapter. The only way round this was to use a USB hub. Well with this I no longer need to pull out the hub!These cables feel well made with their braided outer and aluminium casing. I can confirm they work as advertised with the speed being around 5Gbps.

I got these to use on a recent family trip - travelling with teenagers who are stuck to their phones, but trying to reduce how much cabling and tech stuff we carry!Specifically I wanted these so the kids could take their normal USB-A to USB-C cables, but use these where needed if they need to connect to a USB-C only supply. Like in some cars recently.I've used the tiny non-cabled adapters, but these get easily lost. These flexible cables are brilliant - I can cable tie them to a normal cable and they can still work as normal!I didn't get them for data transfer, so I can't comment on that. But they worked just fine for fast charging the various Samsung brand Android phones in the household.Otherwise they're exactly as described - do what we needed - and came adequately packaged for a simple practical product like this. 5* and highly recommended!

My Hoonyer Charger Cables arrived in a box and stored in a clip-lock bag inside the box.- Quantity: 2- Cable Length: 30cm- Connector Type: USB A to USB CThese cables are made to a very high standard and the quality is outstanding and they both work perfectly.Please note these cables are for Apple's iPhone 15 only and a range of other devices (please see Amazon's product page for further information).Both cables connected perfectly with my iPhone 15 Pro Max and are working well and are very fast when charging and adding songs from my iTunes to my iPhone 15.The price of £6.88 at the time of reviewing is a great price for these high-quality cables.Very, Very Highly Recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Came in generic packaging and a resealable plastic bag.Good build quality, cable braiding seems durable and the connections were secure on both adaptors I tested.Both recognised my tablet when plugging into the thunderbolt port on my laptop also and file transfers were sufficiently fast.While they do also work for charging its important to note that it doesn't seem to support PPS which is needed for fast charging a lot of newer devices from Samsung etc but does still charge devices as expected.Overall it's a solid product and if you need a couple of good adaptors and don't mind charging limitations can recommend this pack.

These adapters will prove invaluable I am sure, especially since purchasing a new laptop that uses USB-C and a lot of my accessories are still USB-A! The adapters look quite rugged and seem as though they are good quality. Due to these being adapters that I will be having to constantly disconnect and reconnect. Therefore, they do indeed need to be hardwearing and whilst it’s early days; initial impressions are that these certainly appear to be just that.