Amazon[amazon.com] has Belkin BoostCharge Pro Flex Braided USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable (3M/10', Black) on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has Belkin BoostCharge Pro Flex Braided USB-C to USB-C Charger Cable (3M/10', Black) on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Model: Belkin USB-C to USB-C Cable, BoostCharge Braided Power Cable (3M/10ft), Fast Charging Cable w/ 100W Power Delivery, USB-IF Certified for iPhone 16, MacBook, Chromebook, Galaxy & More - Black
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It's funny how they note in one of their marketing pictures "Fast Data Transfer" - then it mentions it's USB 2.0 Not that I need the fast data transfers if I'm using it as a charging cable, but it would be nice to get both in one.
It's funny how they note in one of their marketing pictures "Fast Data Transfer" - then it mentions it's USB 2.0 Not that I need the fast data transfers if I'm using it as a charging cable, but it would be nice to get both in one.
I think there might be some reason for this. If you search on Amazon, for example, you can find name brand cables with usb C to C connectors at 2.0 speed, but only weird off-brands listed with 3.1 speed. On the other hand, you can find good name brand USB A to C cables with 3.1 gen 2 speed.
I wonder if there is some extra licensing fee or something discouraging the manufacturers from selling C to C cables with 3.1 speed.
It's funny how they note in one of their marketing pictures "Fast Data Transfer" - then it mentions it's USB 2.0 Not that I need the fast data transfers if I'm using it as a charging cable, but it would be nice to get both in one.
USB 3 is "superspeed", so "fast" means slow. gotta love marketing. USB 5 is gonna be called "warp speed" if they keep going like this...
Last edited by BoastfulName6856 March 4, 2025 at 05:40 PM.
I think there might be some reason for this. If you search on Amazon, for example, you can find name brand cables with usb C to C connectors at 2.0 speed, but only weird off-brands listed with 3.1 speed. On the other hand, you can find good name brand USB A to C cables with 3.1 gen 2 speed.
I wonder if there is some extra licensing fee or something discouraging the manufacturers from selling C to C cables with 3.1 speed.
It's just more expensive to make and the cable tends to be thicker and stiffer. Monoprice has some really thin usb c to c 3.1 cables and not that expensive (when on sale), but the quality still feels lower than let's say Anker.
Last edited by BoastfulName6856 March 4, 2025 at 05:38 PM.
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Essential info in the OP please.
Essential info in the OP please.
I wonder if there is some extra licensing fee or something discouraging the manufacturers from selling C to C cables with 3.1 speed.
I wonder if there is some extra licensing fee or something discouraging the manufacturers from selling C to C cables with 3.1 speed.
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