AreMe 90 Degree USB-C Male to Female Adapter, 2 Pack Right Angle 100W Type-C Adapter Extender for Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Switch, Notebook Computers, Tablet and Mobile Phones (Metallic Purple)

If you’re in need of a 90-degree type-c adapter, these are a great affordable option. I have found no issue with them in form or function, and the finish and quality seems high. The two connections fit snugly, and are transmitting video through them with no issues. I used them to help tidy some cables inside my gaming PC (it is plugged into a mini monitor inside my case that monitors my temperatures). 5 stars for these connectors from me. They feel high quality, they’re affordable, and they just work.

I bought the AreMe 90 Degree USB-C Male to Female Adapter because my USB-C cable connection on my 5G Home Internet was always loose. This adapter solved the problem right away—the fit is snug and secure, with no more wiggling or random disconnects. The 90-degree angle design also makes the setup cleaner and helps relieve stress on the port. It feels well-made and durable, and the data/power transfer works flawlessly. For such a small, inexpensive accessory, it makes a huge difference. Highly recommended if you’re having similar issues with loose USB-C connections.

I recently purchased the AreMe 90 Degree USB-C Male to Female Adapter, and it has been a fantastic addition to my car setup. The right-angle design is exactly what I needed for my car charger that sits snugly in the center console. This adapter’s clever design minimizes stress on the cable and port, which is a smart way to prevent wear and tear. The 100W power support is more than sufficient for my charging needs, ensuring my devices charge quickly and efficiently. The pack comes with two adapters, which is great for multi-device users like me. The build quality feels sturdy, and the connection is secure, providing peace of mind that my devices are safely connected. Overall, the AreMe adapter has proven to be a reliable and practical solution for my charging needs in the car. It’s a simple yet effective product that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to protect their devices and car ports from potential damage.

Saves charger cords from excessive bending that can lead to metal fatigue of the wires inside, which destroys the cord. The rubber collars on the cords only protect them for so long when the bending is above average. A little tricky to use with some tablet & phone cases that surround the port & make it deeper to reach. Works better than the floppy end one, which breaks quicker than regular collared cords, or the right angle ones. Those are difficult to describe. They are quite difficult to dig out of the port when the tablet is in a folio case. They do not slow charge speed at all.

Used these for a Raspberry Pi 5 for the power supply, to make it easier on the cable. Have had it in production since July of 25 and no issues to report.

These seem to work fine though they do have a bit of “play” in my usb c port which can cause a loss of signal but that can be my ports. All in all, they seem hefty enough and work.

Great for TAPO 120C Cameras! I have a half dozen of the nice TAPO 120 cameras, that don't have batteries inside. They are intended to be powered from those little DC "bricks" plugged into an AC outlet. Fortunately, there is still at least one brand of solar panels with internal batteries. The are designed for powering some of the Blink outdoor cameras. They carry the brand name "iTODOS", but they are designed for Blink, so the connector at the end of the cable is USB-2, and the plastic "seal" shape is very convoluted. I put a simple USB-2 to USB-C adapter on the end of the cable - but that adaptor was a sloppy fit, and would leak water, and be viable to strain pressures in the back of the camera. So I bought several right angle adapters, so the cable could be connected aimed down from the camera's back. Of the adapters I bought, done fit snuggly into the camera's USB-C port. That is, none but this one. The plastic "bezel" around the metal plug fit perfectly. In fact, it took a bit of pressure to snap the adapter into the camera. It's a bit tighter fit than the camera's "brick" cable. I agree with the other 5 star reviews. Very well made. I bought 8, but I'm going to more for other cameras with suspect cable connections.

There is almost no shoulder between the plug that goes into the phone and the main body of the adapter, so it fits really tight up against the phone. And that makes it hard to get ahold of to pull out.