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Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
Reviews: | 788 Amazon Reviews |
Product Name: | Anker Powerline+ C to C 2.0 Cable (6 ft), Power Delivery PD Charging for Apple MacBook, Huawei Matebook, iPad Pro 2018, Chromebook, Pixel, Switch, and More Type-C Devices/Laptops |
Product Description: | The Anker Advantage: Join the 20 million+ powered by our leading technology. Fast Sync &- Charge: Charges phones and tablets with USB-C ports at high-speed. Offers transfer speeds of 480 Mb/s, or 100 songs every 5 seconds. Lasts 6X Longer: Double-braided nylon exterior, toughened aramid fiber core and laser-welded connectors equip PowerLine+ with superior toughness from end-to-end. Adjustable Pouch: Includes an innovative carry pouch which allows you to neatly adjust cable length for any situation. Also provides high protection when transporting PowerLine+. What You Get: Anker PowerLine+ C to USB C 2.0, adjustable pouch, a hassle-free LIFETIME WARRANTY and friendly customer service. |
Model Number: | AK-A81880A1 |
Product SKU: | B06Y25Y6WX |
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Reviews and Q/A seem to confirm an upper limit of 60W charging and USB 2.0 data transfer speeds.
Also, on the product page, the MacBook (2016)/MacBook Pro 13.3'" is specifically mentioned as a fully compatible device.
Personally, I'd spend a few extra bucks on a USB-IF certified gen 2 type c cable, as a couple dollars would get you 10gbps transfer speed, 100w certified power delivery capability, and the quality assurance provided with the IF certification, which is not just marketing hype, cheap insurance when it comes to supplying power for a $1000+ laptop. also adds thunderbolt 3 support. usb-4 arrives later this year, these things get obsolete fast
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Reviews and Q/A seem to confirm an upper limit of 60W charging and USB 2.0 data transfer speeds.
All that aside, Anker makes a great cable.Build quality and lifetime guarantee are legit. If you don't need 5 or 10Gbps transfer speed, or 100w USB-C PD 3.0 charging for your laptop, these are not a bad option. Wouldn't put in my Android Auto setup, only because I finally got high res certfied components on every other level, although still no idea if I'd even notice. Paid $13 for a single USB-IF certified type C to 3.0 type A anker cable anyway though just in case. Thought about dropping $140 on an audioquest type c to a but couldn't find evidence it would actually make a difference.
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Also, on the product page, the MacBook (2016)/MacBook Pro 13.3'" is specifically mentioned as a fully compatible device.
Personally, I'd spend a few extra bucks on a USB-IF certified gen 2 type c cable, as a couple dollars would get you 10gbps transfer speed, 100w certified power delivery capability, and the quality assurance provided with the IF certification, which is not just marketing hype, cheap insurance when it comes to supplying power for a $1000+ laptop. also adds thunderbolt 3 support. usb-4 arrives later this year, these things get obsolete fast