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Post #138409832 added 06-29-2020 1:54 PM by SaltyOne in Deal Talk
AnkerDirect via Amazon has select Anker Powerline III USB-C to USB-C 60W Charging Cables on sale below when you apply the corresponding promotion codes during checkout. Shipping is free w/ Prime or...
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Post #138409604 added 06-30-2020 8:22 AM by skdfjowemvlkc in Deal Talk
This is exactly how I feel every time I see a deal on these and have to figure out what the specs are. Obviously not a problem with this post, but just how confusing the new USB standard can be.
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Post #138419270 added 06-30-2020 1:21 PM by asuka in Deal Talk
As we have seen already in USB-C, those resistors can fail when subjected to wattage higher than what they are rated for. And when they do, the results are tragic. You're betting your $2,000...
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Post #138426188 added 06-30-2020 5:58 PM by ahhfugger in Deal Talk
This isn't even good enough to be considered a charging cable if it will only handle 60w. USB 2.0? wtf Anker.
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Post #138391196 added 06-29-2020 2:12 PM by GorGaz in Deal Talk
Great, thank you!
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Post #138401831 added 06-29-2020 9:33 PM by pullmyfinger in Deal Talk
thx for pointing that out. so basically this is either a low speed data cable or charging cable. I guess the versions between the powerlines I, II, and III is only how durable they are, not the...
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Post #138410513 added 06-30-2020 8:52 AM by bryonglathar in Deal Talk
If I only want this for charging, is it sufficient then to maximize PD from a wall charger or power bank (or to charge the power bank itself) to my Samsung Galaxy S9? Also, general question,...
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Post #138410873 added 06-30-2020 9:05 AM by kschlege in Deal Talk
This "only" goes up to 60w = 3a * 20v USB-A max I think is 15W = 3a * 5v Like this one is 15w, but supports USB 3.1 ...
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Post #138414533 added 06-30-2020 10:58 AM by dyelan2010 in Deal Talk
These feel flimsy and cheep. Almost feel like the apple cords of old but with slightly thicker shielding. That being said, they perform as advertised. Not too sure on longevity but ive only had it...
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Post #138440165 added 07-01-2020 8:05 AM by GimmeYoTots in Deal Talk
Well, a few things. First of all, I've used a portable battery connected to my Dell and it charged the Dell via USB C. So, that portable batt is not putting out 45W. Second, my reply was...
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Post #138402788 added 06-29-2020 10:52 PM by nyknicks8 in Deal Talk
They conspicuously say data rate of 0.48 gigabits per second.
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Post #138403058 added 06-29-2020 11:14 PM by seekdealz in Deal Talk
Does 60w mean it can’t handle more than 60w? So no good for my Macbook Pro that uses a 87w charger?
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Post #138411710 added 06-30-2020 9:32 AM by GimmeYoTots in Deal Talk
I don't agree with that... they won't fry, exactly BECAUSE of the USB C standards. These USB C cables that do PD charging need to have some type of electronic circuitry in the cable ends... I...
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Post #138412499 added 06-30-2020 9:58 AM by nightanole in Deal Talk
All USB C cables have resistors. They tell the devices how much current they are allowed to draw. As an example, a USB C 1.0 cable, with a 56k pullup resistor, tells the charger to supply no more...
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Post #138422810 added 06-30-2020 3:31 PM by Orisue in Deal Talk
Sorry, what's the definition of active vs non active cables? I have seen the term used in passing
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Post #138444089 added 07-01-2020 10:16 AM by njdealguy in Deal Talk
I'm getting nervous about so much dependence on the USB-C standard. My just 1 year old but out of warranty Thinkpad X1 Carbon laptop has 2 USB-C ports and one already wore out after becoming too...
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Post #138410603 added 06-30-2020 8:56 AM by eyeofthetiger87 in Deal Talk
Double read: it's a cheap/durable "charging cable", limited by data transfer rate to USB 2.0 480 Mbps (in many cases that's okay if you want to transfer some photos or videos to your laptop). Maximum...
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Post #138413585 added 06-30-2020 10:30 AM by nightanole in Deal Talk
https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-USB-IF-Certified-Delivery/dp/B01L0F6AJI
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Post #138438764 added 07-01-2020 7:12 AM by vandasian in Deal Talk
Your problem isn't the cable, it's the charger. A Dell requires a minimum of 45w, 65w or 90w input to charge without a warning, depending on model. Using a charger with a much lower wattage won't...
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Post #138427229 added 06-30-2020 6:39 PM by Spock1234 in Deal Talk
Active cables have a special chip in them that boosts the signal, permitting data transmission over longer distances. These also cost more than regular cables. Optical TB3 cables are another...
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Post #138474140 added 07-02-2020 10:10 AM by KN6775 in Deal Talk
Picked up 2x 6' cable. Thanks for the post!
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Post #138390839 added 06-29-2020 1:54 PM by DJ3xclusive in Deal Talk
Anker via Amazon Anker Powerline III USB-C to USB-C Cable 60W 6ft $9.99​ Apply code AKCTCPL353 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SHT92GJ?sdsrc=staff Anker Powerline III USB-C to USB-C Cable 60W...
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Post #138411047 added 06-29-2020 1:54 PM by wikipost in Deal Talk
Save yourself future grief (and fried gadgets), only buy Type-C (C-to-C) cables with the USB SS logo wrapped in a battery icon. That's the PD logo, and ensures the cable is *certified* by USB IF for...
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Post #138403472 added 06-29-2020 11:52 PM by corona_lumen in Deal Talk
In short, yes it won't. But that 60W should really read 3 ampere. A wire's capacity is limited by current, not power. So a hypothetical 100 volt charger could in fact deliver 300W through this wire...
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Post #138410285 added 06-30-2020 8:44 AM by Orisue in Deal Talk
If USB-C thunderbolt cable is the highest data transfer cable and delivers power, does it also mean it's backwards compatible and safe to use for simple USB-C charging and can handle USB 2.0 etc? TIA
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Post #138411002 added 06-30-2020 9:10 AM by asuka in Deal Talk
Save yourself future grief (and fried gadgets), only buy Type-C (C-to-C) cables with the USB SS logo wrapped in a battery icon. That's the PD logo, and ensures the cable is *certified* by USB IF for...
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Post #138419702 added 06-30-2020 1:37 PM by GimmeYoTots in Deal Talk
That's not what I'm saying. Do you really think Apple or Samsung engineers wouldn't realize that? The MacBook or the Galaxy or Note checks the charger and cable for compliance, first. What I was...
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Post #138419828 added 06-30-2020 1:43 PM by jonsonsama in Deal Talk
if anker breaks, they have a lifetime warranty, so submit a claim and get a new one.
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Post #138466013 added 07-02-2020 4:04 AM by jankyhanky in Deal Talk
Didn't know USB C cables could vary in load capacity for short distance cables. I would've assumed there was a minimum spec. Looks like I'm gonna wait this out a couple years til all the...
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Post #138401699 added 06-29-2020 9:24 PM by sarcasmogratis in Deal Talk
Q: Is this usb 3.1? A: No, it is USB C to USB C 2.0. SELLER 13TU 1 comment seems like an OK price at best for a USB2 cable?
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Post #138404447 added 06-30-2020 2:48 AM by myact321 in Deal Talk
Usb 2.0
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Post #138410108 added 06-30-2020 8:39 AM by kschlege in Deal Talk
Some of these cables have resistors in the ends. Not sure if this does or not. If it does, then yes, there would be a limit on the cable.
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Post #138416150 added 06-30-2020 11:46 AM by Bruce-TC in Deal Talk
The only thing universal about USB is the name.
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Post #138449579 added 07-01-2020 1:02 PM by asuka in Deal Talk
To be clear, USB4 includes Thunderbolt 3. But only Gen 2 3x2 connections actually use Thunderbolt. USB4 is basically 20 Gbps by using all of Type C without Thunderbolt. But it does include TB3 as an...
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Post #138420053 added 06-30-2020 1:50 PM by nightanole in Deal Talk
Those resistors are not inline with the "power" wires of the cable, they are connected either across the data lines in 1.0 cables, or inline with the data lines on 2.0 cables. They are just fancy...
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Post #138422384 added 06-30-2020 3:13 PM by Spock1234 in Deal Talk
Yes, a properly manufactured thunderbolt 3 cable would be backwards-compatible with all these standards. Monoprice has these on sale frequently. Note: Non-active TB3 cables are limited to 1 meter...
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Post #138422555 added 06-30-2020 3:20 PM by Toasty99 in Deal Talk
Looks like that aren't on sale anymore
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Post #138423611 added 06-30-2020 4:07 PM by Toasty99 in Deal Talk
Your right, my bad. Think i was putting the code for the wrong one in. I picked up a 6' in black
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Post #138448166 added 07-01-2020 12:16 PM by oldmangary in Deal Talk
Good timing! My crappy stock phone charger stopped working due to it being ripped. Update; I got the cord. It is thinner than my powerline II cable, but it arrived with a lot more curls than I like....
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Post #138407435 added 06-30-2020 6:58 AM by Hat-Trick in Deal Talk
Everyone wants USB-C to replace all other existing cables/connectors, yet, I'm more confused than ever when it comes to a USB-C cable. For any given USB-C to USB-C cable, one has to ask if it...
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