AudioQuest1.5 m Cinnamon USB-A > B High-Definition Audio Cable

This cable seems to have brought out much more from my Rotel preamp and hi-res music library on my PC.I love the soundstage, clarity and fullness. I hate the price.Highly Recommend!!!

First of all, they arrived prior to the anticipated date, which was nice. They seem to be good quality cables and sound great with my system. I am using a Topping A90 Discrete amp with an SMSL SU-9 Pro DAC and Hifiman Edition XS headphones. The tonal quality is good, and the cables are affordable- at least compared to others which are offered. Highly recommended

I love this cable. It brings out every details of the music. It would be a 5 star if usb-A port fits better. I feel a little lose on the usb A side on my brand new MacBook Pro.

There are cheaper cables, but if you are running audio from your computer to a digital-to-analog converter (DAC), AudioqQuest cables are the ones to use. Cheap cables will muddle your sound output if you have good speakers. Made with excellent components and shielding, AudioQuest cables eliminate the interference that will degrade the quality and nuances of your sound stage.

A gorgeous looking cable that delivers excellent sound. Beats generic USB cables by a lot. If sound matters to you, this cable will please you. Great value, too.

Using it as a laptop to printer cable. Always buy AudioQuest (either Cinnamon or Carbon) for its built-in Reliability and Quality. This cable is magnificently built (take a look at the AudioQuest website). I have read many reviews with the responses associated to them and can state, as a retired Aerospace Engineer (MSEE) that there are vast differences in cables and how they are built. Remember: a cable is not a cable is not a cable. Off course very FEW customers will buy an expensive cable for printer purposes, but if you are searching for built-in Reliability/Quality (for the money) this is it. All (100%) of my audio cables are AudioQuest (cinnamon or carbon).Yes, I do recommend this product.

My Itunes Library is Massive. I rip I CD's with lossless. Large data files. I also use Amazon HD prime music streaming for what I don't own. The basic computer USB cable did work but I felt it could be improved and did not wait to hear the audio through this Cinnamon USB to see the difference. First thing I listened to was the Amazon HD music MoonDance by Van Morrison in 192hz. I felt the dynamics really come to life as well as the more lifelike feel of the song. It now sounded and felt more magical than previously. Then I listened to my favorite ELP stuff ripped from CD on Itunes. Incredible! I am not imagining anything I clearly hear all the cymbals, timpani hits with resonating after tones and the lowest possible sounds from that Moog and Greg Lake's voice. Ok I'm back to work. I got what I wanted. You may say it's the same data. I say it's the best way to put the data through a DAC that turns it back into music instead of just data.

The rating is low for the fact that I received a box that had already been opened. There was nothing binding the cable together (like twist ties or pieces of binding plastic.) It was obvious that someone else had opened this in the past and likely returned it. When I pay premium money for something that is supposed to be new, that is what I expect. It does perform appropriately and is not defective - it's just now new.As for the sound? HUGE difference over my existing stock USB cables. Definitely better clarity, bass tightness, and expanded sound stage. I would return it - but I don't want to go a couple of days without it in my system! So audiophiles carrying a signal from a laptop with Audirvana over to a DAC (Like my Liberty II from Mytek) - Well worth the upgrade. Particularly with DSF files.