MP Mobile Pixels 2-in-1 USB Cable,3A/5.0 Gbps USB Type C to USB Type A/C Cable with Right Angle Head (3ft, Black)

I got this cable to use in my car. It works great. I like that it has the USB A adapter in case I need it for something else. Makes it more versatile. I don't use it specifically for charging, just to connect to my car, so I can't comment on the speed, but I haven't had and issues with the connection. I think it's a good value for the money.

One end of this USB cable gives you the option of USB A or USB C. The other end is angled with a USB C plug. In other words, this is like having both a USB C to USB C and a USB C to USB A cable. It will be particularly useful with USB A and USB C chargers. The USB C to USB A adapter is attached to the cable, so you won't lose it. The cable is thick and heavy duty. The right angle on the end is a bit thick and so might not fit everywhere you want to use it. My main complaint is with the packaging. The cable is inside a box in the box. While the inner box should slide out, there's no easy way to grab it to get it to poke out a bit so you can slide it out. They really need to have a fold-out tab or some other way to pull the inner box out. Either that, or flip the inner box around so that the open part faces the semicircle cutout, in which case there's a small gap that you can use to pull out the inner box. This was annoying, but not so annoying that I would feel it important to deduct a star.

This is a 3 ft straight USB-A/C to right angle USB-C cable that supports charging protocols up to 3A and USB 3.0 data transfer rates. The straight USB connector is native USB-C with an attached USB-A adapter. The cable and plugs are both very beefy. This means that if yo have limited connection room or want a really flexy cable then this might not be the cable for you. The right angle connector was a surprisingly close fit for my desk phone stand but it works. The amperage capacity may be of concern to some. While 3A exceeds the USB "fast charge" and quick charge (QC) standards, some of the more recent charging protocols such as PD can exceed 3A. As a result users who are looking for a laptop power cable probably ought to keep looking.

I am awash in multiple cables with multiple connections. While USB has been standardized, the history of connections has made things harder. This handy cable helps cover the best of both worlds with a USB A and USB C on one end and USB C (the new standard) on the other Overall, a must for anyone with multiple USB devices.

With devices moving from the USB A to USB C standard there are always times when you have the wrong cable. This solves that problem by having a USB C to USB C cable with an attachment that converts it to USB A. The only downside is that the cable is very heavy and might be difficult to stow away in the car. That's primarily why I got it, so I can use either USB C or USB A chargers with my phone. Overall, it's a great product and it inspired me to look for some connectors that convert USB A to C and USB C to A. It's one of those things where someplace you will have the wrong cord and this cord along with the adapters gives you a lot more options.