Update: This extremely popular deal is available again.
AINOPE Direct via Amazon has
2-Count 6.6' Ainope 60W USB-C Right Angle Braided Charging Cables (Grey) for $8.99 - $4 when you apply promo codes
E2A8TOKK or
LRJDKAIF at checkout =
$4.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- 90° right angle L design prevents joint wear and blocks hand during gaming
- 400000+ bending lifespan with military grade nylon braided construction
- 60W max power delivery supports PD3.0 QC4.0 PPS2.0 fast charging protocols
- 6.6' length with 480Mbps data transfer speed for syncing 1200 songs per minute
- Compatible with iPhone 17 16 15 Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra iPad Pro and MacBook
Top Comments
I have a variety of these braided cables from LISEN, AINOPE, and INIU and they're all good...but most laptops charge around 65W and so these, in theory, should be limited to things like phones and tablets that frequently top out at 45W or so. I don't like having to remember which cables I can use with my 100W adapter.
It's not impossible, of course, but I find it extremely unlikely that you had two halfway decent and appropriate cables be the sole reason for damaging two separate laptops. The common factor here doesn't seem to be the cables...
And in any case, AINOPE is not no-name the way you're insinuating. They've been around a while, have a proven track record, and offer good customer service. There's no reason whatsoever to think these cables will "fry" anything assuming the devices on either end is functioning correctly.
Buy gold-plated Monster cables if that makes you feel better, but these cables are 100% fine.
Community Reviews
This 2 pack of 6.6 foot braided USB C cables stands out for its right angle connector, which makes phone use in bed, on a couch, or while propped against a surface more comfortable and less likely to get pulled loose. The cables are described as sturdy, space friendly, and reliable for phones and tablets, with fast charging and long term use reported without issues. The main limitation is power, since the 60W rating is better suited to smaller devices than laptops, and the data speed is only USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps. A practical pick if the right angle design matters more than maximum wattage.
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I have a variety of these braided cables from LISEN, AINOPE, and INIU and they're all good...but most laptops charge around 65W and so these, in theory, should be limited to things like phones and tablets that frequently top out at 45W or so. I don't like having to remember which cables I can use with my 100W adapter.
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