3.1 USB A To USB C Cable Compatible W/ Thunderbolt 3 - USB C Cable For Macbook Pro, Galaxy & More - Data Transfer Up To 10gbps - For USB C, Thunderbolt 3 Devices & Ultra Hd - 3.3ft/1m - Black

Belkin has always made close to OEM cables and chargers to fit the same standards as OEM! That being said this USB C to USB A 3.1 cable is no joke, it's got a sturdy build to it, the cable it self seems very well made and the USB C port has a nice and tight fit to my Nexus 5x! USB 3.1 port hooks in to my laptop and I'm transferring data at lighting speeds! A Googler Benson said in his review for this cable that it's all most like buy LG or Google cables, quality and the proper build materials inside for the next USB C Google compatible devices (Nexus 5x/6p)! It was pretty expensive tho $26 bucks, but the LG or OEM cables are sold out or no where to be found and they are just as much if not more...... All in all it's a soild cable but you pay for what you get! FYI Be sure to do you research on USB C Cables before buying you might end up breaking your new smartphone down the road if these cables that don't have the specific parts inside the cable! I learned a lot from Googler Benson and how the new Nexus technology is the standard for USB C from here on out! Be careful with off the wall Chinese knock offs because their are still some on amazon even tho Googler Benson has put a stop to most of the bad cables! Take for instant USB C car chargers I have yet to pull the trigger on buying one of those on amazon or anywhere! It's just to soon, all these companies are going to release crap for the next month, with NO Google standard USB C and or the plug is not 3A to do new rapid charging! I figure I will wait until Belkin comes out with a USB C car charger or Google Store to get some in, I'm just tired of these Companies on Amazon, some of them are continuing to market their products as the Google standard and its not. So either pay the money and get the good stuff or you can wait till early 2016 and maybe these companies get their stuff in order and adopt the Google standard for USB C! Apparently even the OnePlus 1 and 2 smartphones are coming with bad cables even Benson had to set them straight. So that's proof right there that Google is the standard in the USB C market!

Since getting my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, it's been nearly impossible to use Android Auto in my vehicle, getting constant freezes and lock-ups. I thought maybe it was the lesser grade USB-C cable I had been using with my previous Motorola phone (which never gave me an issue with Android Auto), but I figured a new cable was worth a shot. So far so good with this cable! It certainly feels like good quality, it's a nice thick cable, and using the 3 foot version is perfect for in a vehicle.

Belkin is always quality and this cord follows their reputation

This has been the only cable to work with android auto and not disconnect after sometime.

I bought this cable to connect my Android phone to my Subaru infotainment system via Android Auto since my phone would not run Android Auto to the Subaru via bluetooth. This cable worked very well for two years on a daily basis despite being kept in a hot car with summer outside temps over 104 for months. One star lost because it did not charge my phone fast enough to keep up with using it for navigation, so my phone would die before the end of a long trip despite being connected and slow-charging. Connection stability started to decline right around 2 years. At 2 years and 5 months, it failed entirely. Not bad for the price, but I wish it had not had the charging issue for the entire time I owned it. Bought a replacement from another brand that does keep my phone charged up to 100% while running navigation on a long drive.

Tried four different Belkin cables to connect my Android Asus ROG phone to my Windows 10 desktop and it failed to be recognized by Windows. It charged okay but no file transfer options. The phone tried several times to connect but kept failing and Windows reported the device "malfunctioned". It does work with my iPad Pro though. The phone connects fine to my Windows desktop and Macbook Pro using a USB-C to USB-C cable. It also fails to connect to my phone in either one of my vehicles.

There are many lower cost USB cables on the market. For full USB 3.1 performance buy a cable from a trusted manufacturer like Belkin. Thick sturdy cable and connectors. Do yourself a favor and pay for quality.

Appreciate the apparent durability and actual performance — I needed to upgrade to a higher mbps transfer capable cord, and this guy did the job well. Apple CarPlay wasn’t working with my new iPhone 15. Turns out this is a common problem, and the solution is to use a better cord. This one worked / works well for me.

funziona perfettamente

Es un cable bastante sólido. A simple vista se ve. Su soporte para USB C y carga rápida es muy bueno. He comprado cables parecidos de otras marcas y empiezan a fallar al cabo de un tiempo, sobre todo por no soportar la carga rápida. El contra, el cable tiene bastante rigidez, lo que hace que sea difícil de montar o usar en espacios reducidos. Pero esto es algo bueno ya que al mismo tiempo se siente que durara mucho.

Eski tip usb girişi olan aracıma usb c girişli iPhone bağlamak için kullandım. Umutsuzca almıştım. İşe yaradığı için çok mutluyum. Kablo kalitesi zaten elinize aldığınızda anlaşılıyor.android de deneyince yazarım

Huge difference when hooked up to my type-c nvme case and connected to a USB 3.0 port. Read speeds with conventional USB-A to USB-C cables is about 50MB/s max, but with this cable it reaches 450MB/s, and can boot my pc with it nicely.

A very high quality cable - seriously, I've tried many cables now to sort out Android Auto connectivity issues and this one connects faster than all of them and doesn't disconnect. Cable is thick and feels like a quality product. Can't go wrong with this one.