SABRENT [3-Pack 22AWG Premium 3ft USB-C to USB A 3.0 Sync and Charge Cables [Black] (CB-C3X3)

3 weeks ago I was playing a video game on my PC and I was using an Xbox controller connected with a USB-C cable to my PC. Well, in the middle of the action, I got too emotional and I pulled the controller hard enough to break the USB-C cable and the USB socket on the front panel of the PC. I was lucky and didn't break the Xbox controller. I believe it happened not only to me. So, I decided to buy a SABRENT USB hub and the Pack of the three 6ft USB-C to USB A 3.0 Sync and Charge Cables (it should be enough for the next emotional situation). I have a good experience with this brand, easy to use and very good quality of the product. Also, it was a good deal. The heat shrink of the cable is not a PVC, it's a fabric that is highly flexible while allowing it to retain strength and abrasion resistance.

good quality cable and improve my transfer data speed

work ggreat

they work fine

Have only used one of the cables but I was impressed by how well the cables were constructed.

Buen empaque, buen producto

I purchased a couple Asus PA329c monitors and the included USB cable (host to monitor) was only 1.5 meters (5ft). While this technically reached, there was barely any room for my outside monitors to adjust. I was hoping to find an offering that would allow me to get a full 2 meters (6.5ft) however sadly most companies stop at 6ft.There are data cables that are longer than 6ft however this tends to cause a concern as the listed specs for USB 5gbps indicate that a passive cable should not be longer than 2 meters (6.5ft) between 2 connection points. There is some documentation that claims you can get up to 3 meters however I'm sticking to the sources I have trusted for years. Cable lengths became a problem for me about 6 or 7 years ago when I purchased a 16ft usb 3.0 cable and found that I was getting horrible speeds on my external drive, when I switched it to a proper length, those issue went away.I ran several speed tests with the native cable then with the Sabrent cable, and saw no evidence that the newer cable has negatively impacted my system (I am getting a proper 5gbps connection).I dont know about its charging capabilities however if you are looking for a charging cable, its best to look elsewhere as cables designed for optimal charging are alot less expensive than a cable that deliver on fast data transfers.

Sabrent, listen up. I generally like Sabrent products and believe they are a serious electronics supplier. However, this cable misses the mark for me and is poorly labeled. At 5mm thick it's as broad as a drinking straw and nearly twice as large as a typical USB 2.0 cable. On the one hand, you can use it to lift a cinder block or whip a mule. On the other, try using it for a keyboard or mouse and it will knock everything off your desk! USB 2.0 cabling has a specific application in low powered, low throughput devices where lightweight flexibility is paramount - like mice, keyboards, headsets, game controllers, etc. This cable is totally unsuitable for that purpose.To be fair, the cable is well made and appears to be relatively high quality. If you're looking for a 2.0 cable with military grade spec, this might be it.At a minimum Sabrent should be clear in its labeling, indicating intended use and suitability of its cables. This cable may be great for charging off a Field generator; less good for connecting desktop devices.