AINOPE USB C Cable to USB C 60W 2Pack 6.6ft Nylon for iPhone 17 Pro Max/ 17 Air Charger Cord Type C Fast Charging Right Angle USBC to USBC Cable for iPhone 17 16 Pro Max… by AINOPE

This cables are excellent quality. Comes in a pack of 2, with a perfect length for convenience. The braided nylon makes them very durable, and the right-angle design prevents bending or damage. Supporting fast charging up to 60W. Highly recommended for everyday use.

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These chargres are fast, sturdy, lightweight, good length and I love the way it will not bend at the port. Excellent price as well. Using on multiple android models as well as new iphone

These AINOPE cables have quickly become my go-to for charging my phone and tablet. The braided nylon feels tough and resists tangling, and the right-angle plug is really handy for gaming or watching videos since it doesn’t stick straight out. Both cables deliver fast charging consistently — I tested them with a Samsung S25 Ultra and iPad Pro, and they handled 60W without overheating. The length is perfect for using while plugged in without being too long.

Strong, reliable, and practical design. A great upgrade from standard cables.

Note: This is a long review, but there’s a TLDR at the end.
[Intro]
I’m pretty tough on cables, and somehow the rest of the family destroys them faster than me. In the past I was very particular about having USB Certified cables from well known brands. They would always end up breaking, not living up to the specs, expensive, and it seemed like I was replacing 2 a month. I began a quest for a durable cable, and went through my fair share of (really) bad cables. I had some that made it a week, and some hardly even made it a whole day. In one instance I was committed enough to have claimed (and received) 12 cables under warranty in a 6 month period. Then I found a pair of cables from the same manufacturer ([ASIN:B07B2RWLZG] it’s a flat cable style with straight male USB-C/USB-A). They were really durable, but the bulky connector was prone to damage, especially if you dropped the phone. When I saw this in my recommendations, I figured it was worth giving them another chance.
[Design]
The 90 degree elbow is the only style I will buy now. If you have a phone stand, a car mount, or a poorly placed outlet behind the bed at a hotel, this is the way to go. Not only does it make holding or using your phone easier, it keeps the cord out of the way. Most importantly WHEN you drop your phone with it plugged in, it doesn’t break the phone or the cord.
[Durability]
I purchased 2 of these in April of 2021, and almost a year and a half later they are still working perfectly. I’ve never had to claim any warranty on them. On 3 separate occasions I thought they had finally died out, and each time it turned out to be the charger. Each cable gets disconnected at both ends daily and moved from our night stands to the auto/vehicle charger, sometimes to a plug at work, then back to the vehicle, then back to the nightstand. Sometimes they rolled up neatly, other times they get frantically balled up and shoved into a pocket. Unlike almost every other cable I’ve owned, the connectors ends don’t bend/break off. There isn’t even a seam on the end – from strain relief to the tip, there’s nothing to fall apart or separate. I’d say the durability is Excellent
[Value]
Used multiple times a day every day for well over a year without any issues. I bought 2 of these for less than half of the price of 1 USB certified cable. I’d say that’s an excellent value.
[Function]
It works for up to 60 watts, no more than that. If your looking to charge your laptop, this more than likely won’t help. It will negotiate Power Delivery 3.0 and Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 3.0 (despite QC 3.0 not being compliant with the USB-C standard). It works on a Samsung Galaxy S21 ultra, and I’ve tested almost every Samsung phone model made in the last 5 years that has a USB-C receptacle. They are wired correctly: the cable works independent of plug insertion orientation. I’ve been unfortunate enough to have purchased a few horrible cables that it seems like the engineer forgot the main advantage of USB-C. I haven’t tested many of the USB-C extended features because these cables are being used almost exclusively for charging. However, I can say that there is no alternate mode/video output/DisplayPort/HDMI/etc. The data speed is slow (USB 2.0 @ 480 Mbit/s). It says it in the description, and I was aware of this when I purchased it.
[Conclusion]
THIS IS NOT a 10Gbit/s thunderbolt cable or a 2x 8k@120 FPS display adapter. What you are getting is an excellent reliable charging/power cable for a phone/tablet/raspberry pi/etc. that takes a beating. When you can’t find a data cable (or one that works) this can be used in a pinch, just remember it’s limitations (USB 2.0).
[TLDR]
Intro: I’ve tried A LOT of cables
Design: 90 degree elbow is awesome
Durability: Unbelievable
Value: Excellent
Function: PD 3.0/QC 3.0, 60W, Data speeds are USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/s [slow]), no video output
Conclusion: Durable, reliable, low cost, cable. I’m happy with my purchase, and am becoming an Ainope fanboy.