DISDIM USB C Extension Cable, [183cm/6FT] USB Type-C 3.1 Male to Female Fast Charging,4K HD Video, Audio Transfer, Data Sync Extender Cord Compatible with MacBook Pro,Switch,Pixel 3/2/XL

Good product for charging, but did not work for transferring data from my computer to a hub. I had to use my old one. When I use it for an extender cord the drives do not see the computer.

I know some people say this is only a charging cable. I was able to use it to copy data from my Samsung Tab S7+ 512GB to a Samsung Tab S8+ 512GB! The transfer of data (using Smart Switch) went like a bat out of hell for both my internal data and 512GB micro SD card.The new Tab S8+ has 512GB internally and 1TB microSD card. The Tab S7+ had 512GB internally and a 512GB microSD card. In total the Tab S7+ had 575GB of data to transfer (including music, videos, photos, doc, PDF, etc files).I also use this extender with the two docking stations my tablets and phone use for extra storage, Ethernet access, etc.Finally, I have the other two attached to the Samsung 45W charger I use for my tablets and phone.The only problem I found was keeping the extender cable and the cable of the docking station or charger from coming apart. Please see the photo I'm including to see my solution.I can highly recommend this cable for charging, data transfer, and docking!!

I got this for a new Huion Kamvas 13 (2020), and it WORKS.Meaning it FIT, and it delivered VIDEO.I tried many cables, and they were either too big for the recessed port in the Huion Kamvas 13 tablet, or the video didn't work. Tested against both ports of a Lenovo P52.FYI you have to have the correct USB-C cable AND port type: USB-C 3.1 Gen 2, or you will NOT get video. I believe your port also has to support DP Alt Mode. A Thunderbolt port can fall back to USB 3.1 Gen 2/DP Alt Mode ... I think ... please do your own research.Good, solid, sturdy cable, love that it has a 90-degree connector - great for the Kamvas tablet. Thebad news is that BOTH ends are 90-degree: so it's a pain to plug into my laptop, as the cable then either covers the 2nd USB-C port, or runs into another cable coming out. I would MUCH prefer one end to be straight, 1 to be 90 degree: then I can choose which I want where.And ONE QUARTER the price of the shorter Kamvas cable!

I bought this cable to extend the lead on a USB hub to use with my Galaxy S20 Ultra and I've found that it supports everything I was aiming to use it for. It can carry the 45w (9v/5a) charging current of my phone's charger without issue. It can carry the USB 3.1 data from my hub while passing through the charging current. I was even able to stick it into my Switch dock and my Switch still thought it was docked from several feet away. I don't have anything to test Thunderbolt compatibility, but it most definitely supports all the other USB-C specs, Power Delivery 3.0, USB 3.1 gen 2, and even Samsung's weird 5A version of PD3.0.The construction of the cable itself is nice. Plenty of flex in the wire makes it comfortable to use with my phone. The mesh on the outside of the cable feels soft and nice, but I can imagine it fraying quite easily if used in a harsh environment. Connectors feel pretty solid, with a good grip on both ends of the cable.Overall, for a "cheap" cable, this hits all the marks and is excellent quality for the price. Absolutely recommended.As for the vendor, the package took a little while to ship, but wasn't a terrible wait considering delays due to the current pandemic.

The item came as promised - same day delivery and was packaged nicely. When I plugged it in to my work HP laptop and USB-C hub, all the HDMI (2 monitors) connections worked without any issues. However anything I had connected to the USB 2.0 and 3.0 slots (keyboard, mouse, webcam) would not work. When I plugged my hub directly into my laptop, everything worked fine, so I know it was the extension cable. So I ordered another extension connector - that arrived within 24 hours --- and the vendor had a tag on the cord, basically saying if USB 2.0 isn't working, flip the female portion and reconnect again. I thought....whaaaaaat? That's crazy. Sure enough - at first the new cord didn't work, but when I flipped it and tried again, it worked. So............I reconnected this extension cable and did the same flip when it didn't work ---- and just like that, it worked! I decided to keep both. So hope this helps you try the flip before you return it.

Cable works with 4K video to a monitor as well as data and charging. Cable seems pretty durable.

I bought two of these about 6 months ago as my desktop sits far away from my desk. I needed one to connect to a thunderbolt docking station, and the other as a spare.It was a long shot, as most cables over 6 feet can't support Audio, Video, and Data transfer (essentially thunderbolt) and I intended to connect this to another 3 foot cable. Low and behold, it worked. I have ethernet running through it, a monitor, and countless USB-A dongles in the docking station.One con is I quickly found that the orientation of the cable when plugged in mattered which was odd. If I had to plug and unplug the cable constantly it would be pretty annoying because neither side is marked as "up". Thankfully I don't, however, so it's a non-issue for me.Overall I'm very impressed with the cable. It successfully extends the length of thunderbolt cables beyond their recommended maximum length. Data speeds likely suffer, but I haven't noticed this enough to bother testing.

Claimed to be USB 3.1 and 10gbps but getting a huge performance drop. In Blackmagic Disk Speed Test, it was getting 200~ MB/s write 380~ MB/s read without it but it was getting below 40 MB/s write and read. Maybe just a bad luck getting a bad cable but I am returning it anyway.

Do not buy this if you want to work with HDMI/USB hubs. it does not work. It will carry a HDMI, but not the USB...

It did not work at all with the Apple Digital AV Multiport Adapter.