JSAUX® Type C Extension Cable, 3.3Ft USB C Male to Female Cable, PD 100W Type C Cable Fast Charging, 10Gbps Sync Transfer, 4K@60Hz HD Video Output Compatible with iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, Dell (Black)

Perfect
Using it to extend thunderbolt hub. Prefect, didn’t find any lag.

Nice Product
Good one

Best cable money can buy
Initially I was reluctant to buy this cable for my PC hub as my previous experience was not good, but to my surprise this is awesome cable, connected with my HUB, all features USB, HDMI Video, along with FAST laptop charge all working flawlessly, highly recommended to extend your small cable HUBS.

Amazing quality cable!
Thick braided cable. Expensive but well worth it!I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more well-built and sturdy usb-c cable.

I purchased two of these in 10ft because I figured I needed something a little better than what I had for a phone’s 45 watt fast charger. All was well when I plugged a cable into the charger and used it. The wire gauge is one size smaller (thicker wire) than my old braided cable and the charging speed was what I expected, but surprisingly not any faster or slower. So my previous cable was adequate after all.Now here’s where things get weird. A few hours later I plugged the cable into my Galaxy Buds to charge them and the Buds wouldn’t charge. My first thought was that the charger was responsible, so I unplugged the cable from the buds and plugged it into my phone, and my phone wouldn’t charge either. Unplugging the charger from the wall and plugging it back in did not fix the issue. Since I had purchased two cables, I opened up the other cable, and without untwisting the tie that keeps it bundled together, plugged it into both the charger and my phone. My phone still would not charge.So now, after neither of my two brand new cables would charge my phone, I was certain the charger was at fault. But just to be sure I grabbed my old 10ft cable, plugged it into the charger and my phone, and to my surprise my phone started charging as if everything was normal. So I switched the old cable out for one of the new ones, and again my phone started charging as if everything was normal. It takes about 30 minutes to charge from 20% to 85%. So I unplug the cable from my phone after that half an hour, and after a few hours go by I plug my phone back in and the exact same thing happens. Both of the brand new cables, THESE cables, refuse to recognize that my phone is plugged into a charger unless I first plug in my old cable and then unplug it and plug this cable in. This behavior is consistently repeatable. But if I just leave my old cable plugged into the charger, the same problem never occurs and the charger always works.I do not know what is wrong with these cables, but I am certain my charger is not at fault. This doesn’t make any sense. There must be some data lines, or something else the charger needs to communicate with my phone, missing from this cable. The fact that no combination of unplugging the charger from the wall and plugging it back in or swapping between the two brand new cables will get my phone, or anything else, to charge unless I plug the old cable in first is what really gives it away. My old cable functions normally in the 45W charger and will always charge whatever I plug it into, as it should. So I’m not sure what’s wrong with these cables, but avoid them. I’ll be returning mine tomorrow.UPDATE:Well, I was wrong. Both of these cables I ordered stopped working in the 45W charger. They do not work at all no matter what I do. To sanity check myself I plugged in a USB 3.2 gen 2×2 cable which should easily handle 45W and has a smaller (thicker) wire gauge than even these cables, and it did not work in the charger. Ordering a replacement charger from Samsung instead of some random one off of Amazon solves that issue and all of my cables work now. So I was gaslit by a faulty knockoff charger into thinking these cables were bad and I wouldn’t have ever known if I didn’t have the USB 3.2 gen 2×2 cable.These cables are great. They’re thick, durable, and exactly what you need for reliable fast charging.

I have been getting jsaux cables (lower wattage speed than this one) for my phones for years now. I am ROUGH on cable. Cables that came with my phones were shorting out in a matter of weeks. I tried several others before getting to jsaux. The ones I’ve got for my phone Ive had since early 2020 (pre-pandemic. I actually bought a value pack so I could keep one at my office instead of always having one on me only to turn around and not be in the office lol). They’ve held up. I’ve got one I use as my main one at home and have used it nearly every day. No signs of shorts. Barely any signs of wear. The stiffness does get looser over time but not alarmingly so). I got this specific for my Samsung Galaxy Chromebook about 6 months ago and I am about to order another one. I will say I’m buying another one because I messed this one up BUT I’m not knocking off a star because the way I messed it up is dropping my laptop while it was plugged in. It landed on the cord. And when I unplugged it the metal was dented and the reason I’m not knocking off anything for that is because my laptop’s port is totally fine… And I’ll take a cable that’s connector dents and doesn’t damage the port over one that holds strong but does damage the port any day of the week. And considering my second laptop cord (not jsaux) was over 5 times the price and only lasted me 5 months of normal wear and tear of tossing it in my backpack and such and no dropping the laptop… I’d still call this an awesome quality for the price

Haven muy bien el trabajo