Best Buy has 3' Dynex USB Type C-to-USB Type C Charge-and-Sync Cable (Black) on sale for $2.99. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $35 or more.
Best Buy also has 3' Dynex USB Type C-to-USB Type A Charge-and-Sync Cable (White) on sale for $1.99. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $35 or more.
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Best Buy has 3' Dynex USB Type C-to-USB Type C Charge-and-Sync Cable (Black) on sale for $2.99. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $35 or more.
Best Buy also has 3' Dynex USB Type C-to-USB Type A Charge-and-Sync Cable (White) on sale for $1.99. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $35 or more.
Thanks to community member HMFish1 for finding this deal.
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I will only buy 100W/USB3 USB-C cables from now on.
I have a crap load of USB-C cables that mixes and matches of 60W/100W, USB2/USB3, Alt Mode/Non-Alt mode for video, etc...I have no idea which is which.
the only reliable one I've seen is the Anker Powerline II (not II+ or III, just II).
i'd spend a few more bucks on these versus those generic brand sold in packs on amazon.
those generic brands all claim to be mfi certified but actually they only certified one or few of their products while most others are not.
i'd spend a few more bucks on these versus those generic brand sold in packs on amazon.
those generic brands all claim to be mfi certified but actually they only certified one or few of their products while most others are not.
Compared to this, is the Woot deal for Amazon Basics - 2 pack of USB-C to USB-C (60w PD) @ $5.99 a better one? Same price per unit, but if the specs are better, I'd rather buy them.
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I will only buy 100W/USB3 USB-C cables from now on.
I have a crap load of USB-C cables that mixes and matches of 60W/100W, USB2/USB3, Alt Mode/Non-Alt mode for video, etc...I have no idea which is which.
the only reliable one I've seen is the Anker Powerline II (not II+ or III, just II).
Can this be used to connect M1 MacBook to thunderbolt enabled monitor?
No, that would require a Thunderbolt cable, which takes a similar and confusing form of USB C to C cable but has more wires in it while with higher quality. This one is merely a USB 2.0 cable which is not even close to Thunderbolt.
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Compared to this, is the Woot deal for Amazon Basics - 2 pack of USB-C to USB-C (60w PD) @ $5.99 a better one? Same price per unit, but if the specs are better, I'd rather buy them.
Not sure, but I think that one is also USB2 speed so if you need the extra length then go with Amazon. However, Dynex may be rated to 100W if that matters to you.
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Not sure, but I think that one is also USB2 speed so if you need the extra length then go with Amazon. However, Dynex may be rated to 100W if that matters to you.
Nah it's definitely 60W haha
Manufacturers go out of their way to advertise 100W (20V @ 5A), usually by USB3.1+ or e-marked.
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I have a crap load of USB-C cables that mixes and matches of 60W/100W, USB2/USB3, Alt Mode/Non-Alt mode for video, etc...I have no idea which is which.
the only reliable one I've seen is the Anker Powerline II (not II+ or III, just II).
those generic brands all claim to be mfi certified but actually they only certified one or few of their products while most others are not.
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those generic brands all claim to be mfi certified but actually they only certified one or few of their products while most others are not.
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I have a crap load of USB-C cables that mixes and matches of 60W/100W, USB2/USB3, Alt Mode/Non-Alt mode for video, etc...I have no idea which is which.
the only reliable one I've seen is the Anker Powerline II (not II+ or III, just II).
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Manufacturers go out of their way to advertise 100W (20V @ 5A), usually by USB3.1+ or e-marked.
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