Cable Matters 20Gbps USB C to USB C Monitor Cable - 6ft / 1.8m, Supports Up to [8K@30Hz / 4K@120Hz Video, 240W Charging, 20Gbps Data Transfer], USBC Video Cable, Works with CarPlay, Android Auto

This cable works well with my iPhone 17 Pro Max, fast charging is spot on as is the 10Gbps iPhone maximum. It's less flexible than I'd like but feels well built. I'm using Apple's TechWoven case and the cable DOES NOT fit past the case, you have to remove the case. I hope this helps someone.

This cable has no issues, unlike the cable I replaced it with which kept disconnecting from my monitor.

Bought to use with usb-c adapter to extend my monitors for video, works great as advertised. Would buy again if needed

Seems a little expensive but works well. It’s very thick, not like a standard charger cord, which is fine, but I didn’t realize at the time I bought it. At this time it’s still going strong, and it’s been a couple months. I’ll try to update if it breaks but so far, so good. The connection is really good to the port as well.

I needed a longer cable for my Elgato 4K X capture device, and this 8.2ft cable was the longest (in-spec) cable from a trustworthy company I could find. It's a bit spendy but seems like a quality cable, and works great for my needs. It negotiated perfectly, recorded with the same quality as before and I confirmed that it's connected at 10Gbps. Highly recommended if you're looking for a long cable capable of high speeds and don't have the time to sift through the endless sea of out-of-spec cables making false promises on here.

I ordered this to use as a link Link Cable for my Quest 3. This is the longest copper USB-C cable I could find on Amazon that supported 5Gbps speeds. I'm happy to confirm that this cable works perfectly! The Oculus software detects it as USB 3.0 and connection is stable. Also if you have a power delivery port on your desktop/laptop this cable will actually charge your device while you're playing it (so no need to worry about the headset dying in the middle of a long session). The only minor con is that it's a bit thick, so it makes the cable stiff. It's manageable for my use case which is seated racing sims, but might be annoying for high movement standing gameplay. In that use case, I'd suggest a USB 3.0 cable made out of fiber (instead of copper) such as the Meta branded one. The benefit of fiber is that it is less thick and the cable can be much longer (Meta Link cable is 16FT (5M)) without signal attenuation.

Great, not much else to say. Cable is a bit stiff then what I like, but still works great so no complaints.

Matters USB C to USB C Cable is well made - Supports Up to [8K@30Hz / 4K@120Hz Video, 240W Charging, 20Gbps Data Transfer]