4-in-1 USB C Cable for Lightning Cable, 60W Fast Charging & Data Sync,Flat Braided iPhone iPad Charger Cord with Type C/Lightning/USB A Ports for iPhone 15/Pro/Plus/Pro Max [SHEZI-Series]

I like how long this is.but it is very thick.it charges fine no issues yet.it seems very tough so i hope it holds up.the connectors work great they pull off and slide to the side.

Best iPhone cord ever

Ingenious. Nice design. Well made.

It allows me to seamlessly switch between devices and ensures fast data transfer whenever I need it. The 60W fast charging capability is impressive, powering up my devices in no time. The thicker silicone and leather strap make it durable and easy to store. Overall, a must-have accessory for anyone with multiple devices...

I really like the way this cable is silky smooth to the touch and lays flat effortlessly. It seems to be tangle/kink resistant. The silicone material is thick and its bright-yellow color really stands out. Along with the design of the connectors, the cable has an overall industrial look that is appealing.The end connectors consist of two parts on each end. On the device end you'll find an Apple Lightning and USB-C connector (two of the most common USB port types on my devices). The other end is a USB-C/USB-A connector. You go from one type of connector to the other by popping off the adapter, which remains attached to the cable with a hard plastic rectangular eye hook. This ensures you'll never misplace the adapter and that it is always handy when you need it. While this retaining "hook" is made of hard, seemingly durable plastic, I would be careful to grasp the cable and the adapter firmly when separating the adapter from the end of the cable, so as not to exert too much stress on the hook as you pull the adapter off the end. I can see this as a potential weak point some time down the line, so just be gentle.I want to add that the adapters swing out of the way nicely, so you won't be struggling with a rubber keeper when you try to plug it into your devices, like you might have to do with some other cables that use a rubber keeper solution.The only other concern is the bulkiness of the cable ends. They are on the larger side of what you usually see on ordinary cables, so if you have a device that has restricted access to its USB ports (i.e. a the port is recessed and there is little extra room on the sides of channel that leads to the port, for example, like you might encounter with a notebook PC or tablet device with a case on it), this cable might not work for you. But otherwise the cable ends feel nice between the fingers, especially the one on the device end which has some knurling for added grip.To test the data capabilities of the cable, I connected my iPad (lightning connector) to my MacBook Pro (USB-C connector) using the cable and the devices were able to communicate without any problems. I performed a complete backup of my iPad to my MacBook Pro.There's not much else I can think of to say about this USB cable other than I am happy to have a cable that I know will ALWAYS have the connector I need for ANY combination of charger/device that I may be working with at any given time.

My review is of the 240W round silicone variant of this product.I'm really quite impressed with this cable. I've tested a LOT of designs like this, and it's very uncommon that one gets everything right like this does.First off, the cable is properly e-marked for 240W charging (50V 5A), and ground+VBUS resistance is very good at ~165milliohms. This cable is not USB-IF certified, but the manufacturer also does not claim it to be. This is primarily a charging cable, so only USB 2.0 speeds (480Mbps) are supported, which is as advertised.All of the pulldowns/pullups are done properly, and meet what the USB-IF says is required.Cable itself: 1k pulldown for the e-marker.Type-A adapter: 56k pullupLightning adapter: 5.1k pulldownIn addition, the Lightning adapter will pass USB PD through, allowing for fast charging on the iPhone 8 to 14 models.The physical design is very rugged, but has caveats. The cable itself is definitely silicone jacketed, and is very flexible despite its thickness. Connectors are also very robust, with aluminum shells, with some lovely grippy knurling on the lightning adapter. Large, round shells on both the USB-C connector and the lightning adapter may cause clearance issues, but surprisingly worked fine on cases I normally find problematic. The connector sticks out just far enough.You might also run into clearance problems with how the type-A and lightning adapters are retained, but this is less likely. It's pretty common with these types of cables, but the solution here is at least more robust than most.The only other complaint I have is the included cable tie. It's the fake leather pin/hole style, which I've never been a fan of. At the very least, it's nicer quality than those included with other cables, but I'd still prefer velcro or silicone.This is a little on the expensive side, but considering it's one of the few that is designed properly, I have to say you really do get what you pay for. Functionality aside, it also feels quite rugged, and should last a good long while as an everyday cable in a backpack or vehicle. I give it my approval.