USB C to Multi Charging Cable, USAMS 100W 4FT 5A Type C to Type C Fast Charger Charging Cord with LED Display 5-in-1 C/A to C/Micro/IP Sync Charger Adapter Compatible for Laptop/Tablet/Phone

This cable has worked great for over a year. Very stable and handles my 45 watt charger in my truck. I've lost one adapter end at the rubber connector just because the length allowed it to reach the door threshold, but that was totally my fault. I'll be buying more for other our other vehicle and in-home use.

I love this charger cable. It is really convenience. I can charge for any devices with different charger head. I can use either USB-A or USB-C. It also has the speed charging display that I like to know how fast the charger cable taking.

I work in a field where critical feedback is used for enhancing the products being made and is not given just to beat on it or the people who make it. I hope this post, while critical, helps inform the manufacturer of potential improvements they can make and other consumers should know that I consider this product serviceable, would buy another if I have a use for a second, and use it regularly despite the amount of things I can point out about it. My opinion may change if it breaks prematurely or fries a device or something.The main cable body and USB-C to USB-C charging work great for me and I’ve had it running a 96w notebook charging session OK to about ~87watts (couldn’t push my notebook to do more than that for draw with a low battery, charging extra PD devices plugged into it, and graphics intensive game going at once), the cable is flexible, pretty thin, a good length, a nice feel in hand due to the cloth wrapping, is light, and the cable tie (hook and loop) is soft and doesn’t rip material off of the cable or the other stuff in my bags - unlike some other brands. The readout helps me confirm that the charger and device setup is working as intended when I use it, which was the point, and the charging speeds were confirmed using tests on the devices to confirm generally what the display was telling me.I was actually able to identify ports on a charger AND THE REPLACEMENT which claimed support for USB PD @ 20w but would not negotiate successfully leaving it stuck at 10w?!? charging speeds even when the same device and cable worked on other ports (because this cable helped show it right on the display). This was frustrating as it did charge, but too slowly, and manufacturers want to give you the “must be the cable or you peripheral device” runaround sometimes.The cable does NOT support high speed data over 480mbps (5gbps, etc), thunderbolt, or video, but doesn’t advertise as doing so. Main problem with the cable is that the stress relief sleeve behind the connector is completely stiff (not flexible as implied in the pictures which show 90 degree bends with the weight of the cable alone doing the pulling) and it results in having a rather long over 2” stiff thing sticking out of my devices. This is asking for accidental torque to snap off parts or ports due to even gently bumping it easily applying accidental excessive leverage. This stress relief sleeve needs to be more flexible to do the job it’s given and presumably contributes a lot to the other reviewers which broke off the connectors! I imagine it will shorten the life of the cable at the end of it too.I like the cable overall and it’s my preferred one for grab-and-go charging even with the warts I list here (especially when commuting downtown and I don’t know when or where I might need to charge or which device of mine). I do avoid torque however, and it annoys me to have to worry about it this much.The adapter ends are pretty obnoxiously bad and feel super cheap and brittle (engineering design and materials wise, not just the ones I received on my cable specifically). I’ve included some pictures which show that the barrel shape due to the display on the device connector side is extended through the adapters into the lightning and micro plugs (without an apparent need for it other than consistent looks?) but not much space is given at the end for shrinking it to fit into phone cases or other tight areas or square it off leading up to the data pins / connector. The clear plastic MagSafe compatible case for iPhone, made by Apple, apparently has very little tolerance left for large connectors in this thickness dimension (towards the screen and back of the device) while there’s plenty of room towards the sides; so this adapter body must be just too fat for official spec as Apple is almost synonymous with precise tolerances. It’s the only cable I have which makes physical contact with that part of my phone case(s) too (also shown in pics). Add on top of that the lightning pins on the adapter are somehow just a bit smaller in width and thickness (seemingly not length) than spec so the cable wiggles side to side and a little bit up-and-down within the lightning port and isn’t gripped very securely nor does the adapter body touch the case to provide more support against that motion either; so removal force is basically just holding the phone up with a few feet of cable hanging out under it for it to let go. And sometimes charging is spotty if the cable is pulled a bit to the side with how the phone is laying. My other cables seem to “bite” a bit more and feel more secure (but they don’t have the display, multiple adapters, or aren’t nearly as flexible due to being video compatible!).Also, when using the adapters, they add another 1” or so to the stuff sticking stiffly out of my device (compounding the problems above from the cable and stiff stress relief). The tethers are molded at right-angles or 90 degrees from the adapter bodies and 180 degrees to each other (straight line across the cable) so you get a bit of a trident or fork thing happening at all times where there seems to be adapter parts sticking out and flopping around near the device, especially when one is in-use, and there’s no good way to make them lay flat more or sit compactly out of the way. They would do well to mold the tether to the adapter at an angle like a related product is shown at the end of my photos so the adapter and tether are more of a straight line, shrinking the length of the stress relief sleeve on the main cable (but also making it flexible so it can do that job), splitting the two adapter ends apart or making them both come off of the cable loop the same direction instead of opposite directions, work on tolerances around the lightning adapter and physical size issues of the adapter pieces, and maybe consider silicone instead of the plastic for the tether so they flop more and could be tamed better instead of protruding. I don’t think much cost needs to be added to make these more usable.

It is now 10th month, I wrote to seller/manufacturer almost 40 days ago. Heard NOTHING. Idea of cable is brilliant but not reliable! When I purchased the first (black) cable I was impressed with every possible combination of cable type, I then purchased my second (white) cable.The black one failed (stuck displaying either 0 on the tiny screen or it's completely blank.The white one wrapped and inside a carrying case, the white version somehow picked up/stained within a 2 weeks inside a carrying case. As of 08/2024 the white still works for now (white version purchased 4 months after black version purchase).I haveused on a UGREEN power brick also purchased from Amazon. I tried to use the official Samsung power brick but the black csvle still doesn't work.Guesd that written 1 year warranty is useless/worthless.Truly disappointed.

This is one of my favorite cables. I like it so much I actually bought a second one, I have the 4ft and 6.6 ft. versions. The versatility is great, no matter what combination of device and adapter you have, this cable will charge it. And it can charge at up to 100 watts (Stupid fast). The watt meter is very accurate and is great for monitoring the performance/health of both your device(s) and charging adapter(s).You get a 1 year warranty, which makes this cable easily worth the couple extra dollars.

It’s nice that it tells you the wattage but it’s slightly off compared to my oscillator, the cable itself is very stiff but works well. I didn’t have any device that can charge 100 watts but my laptop manage to pull almost 65 taking account that the reading is a bit off is nice for decent cable with a wattage reader.

I like the fact that the cord is a good type of material that isn’t gonna break easy like the last one that I had and I love the fact that it has three different options for any type of phone to be able to charge no matter who gets in my car and what kind of phone they have they’ll be able to charge it with this phone cord! I would definitely recommend this cellphone cord charger and would definitely recommend it to my friends and family!!!! 💯❤️

This seemed like a great option to have a single cable to charge many different devices, however on the first one received none of the adapter tips worked at all.The replacement cable seemed to work fine in a brief test at home, but when trying to use it traveling they were very unstable and often didn't work at all.This is too expensive an item to perform so poorly.Unfortunately, by the time I returned from my trip the return window had closed, so now I'm stuck with it.Update 8/15/2023: Was contacted by the seller after posting this review and offered a full refund for the failed cable, which was issued.I would still have hesitations about buying this product, but I have the highest praise for YOUSAMS. They stand behind their products and they are committed to customer satisfaction. I would/will buy from them in the future.