3-Pack 3 3FT 6 6FT 10FT 60W USB C to USB C Cable Type C to Type C

I have just received a new iPhone and needed some new charger cables. These work great. The two different lengths are very handy. Read more

Working well. I’m very happy to use this cables. I bought two 10ft. It’s slightly thiner than the original Apple charger cable but is very good value for the price. I have been using it for one week for now. So will see how it is. Also, I would recommend a good charger to pair (below is a link) : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FJBJLFK3?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 I use it for MacBook Air, IPad Pro 6th gen, and two iPhones. So it’s works excellent when the three are charged at ones. Read more

3 pack 10 ft, 10 ft, 6 ft 60 watt usb c for my iPhone 17 pro max and iPad Pro max 13 in . I got my new iPhone and it comes with the one charger cord but I need one for my bed and my car even though I have wireless charging . Forgot this one doesn’t have the cube so I went and ordered the one with the cube . But keto this too . Cause I take this one to work . Fast charging ., and long . Like the 10 ft ones for bed and by my rocker . ., cord is very good quality . So far really good ., Read more

Good cords. My family goes though these (loss, damage) so it is great to have spares on hand. Seem to work well (as good as OEM) so far. Have bought them more than once. Read more

The LOFPYE 3-Pack 60W USB C to USB C cables initially felt like a sensible purchase, offering good value with three convenient lengths that provided excellent flexibility for different charging needs around the house and on the go. Compatible with all usb-c. Simple to use. During the first few months, the performance was completely satisfactory: they reliably delivered 60W Power Delivery (PD) speeds and facilitated stable data transfer, living up to the advertised specifications. However, the experience deteriorated significantly after approximately three months of use. I began to face inconsistent and frustrating connection issues, where devices would often fail to recognize the cable right away, necessitating a tiresome wiggle or re-plug to initiate charging. Furthermore, the charging stability suffered, which ultimately undermined their reliability for daily, high-speed power needs. While the multi-pack is budget-friendly, the lack of long-term durability suggests that these cables are best suited as a temporary solution rather than a trusted, daily charging workhorse, and those seeking consistent performance will likely need to invest in a higher-quality, more reputable brand. Read more

It's not fast charging but its a nice charger. I have a Galaxy 25. Read more

This charger has good length and charges my phone effectively, quality feels good. Read more

I have my 10’ wall-charging situation worked-out. Next, I was looking for some C/C 6’-ers for wall (and A/C car adapters). Several failed attempts at buying new A / C cables and waiting over 4 hours for my devices to charge, was frustrating — to say the least. I had been hoping, beyond hope, that I could still use my collection of USB A cubes and such, and merely find adapters to make it all come together. NOPE! [There’s a pile of A/C combos heading back to Amazon, too]. Thankfully, other reviewers came to my rescue and answered the questions I posted on Amazon, which helped guide me in the right direction… Basically, from what I gathered from them — along with my own research — is that you pretty much need to toss out all of the old stuff in your cable/cube drawers. Evidently, with the new PD / QC formats on the newer devices, the old power cables/cubes just aren’t compatible to achieve acceptable charge times. Hmm, have to buy all new stuff? Ok, I’ll play the electronics companies’ games again…hopefully, for the FINAL time! However, after this lengthy, time-consuming and exasperating search for the shorter cables — SUCCESS! These cords from LOFPYE seem to support all of the QC/PD requirements necessary for the 16Pro as well as a 5th-gen iPad (about 2-3 yrs old). And, along with these dual-port cubes ( iGENJUN - B0CLP4TSNQ), I have FINALLY found a 6’ combination that will work in charging my devices to 100% in an acceptable amount of time. So, these cables work fine. The feel of them is fine. They securely snap into ports. They don’t get hot. The extra 6” is nice. They, with a compatible charge cube, fully powered-up my devices within 90 minutes. They also worked well in my car — for charge and Car Play — using these OX POWER A/C adapters (below). I also needed some USB A (male) / USB C (female) adapters for charging while in the car — that’s equipped with only a female USB A port — and with the iGENJUN dual-port power cube’s A-slot. I bought three different variations of THOSE, too — mostly because I’m frustrated by this whole transitional period and want it to be over as soon as possible. ADAPTERS: ▪️These seemed to work the best in the iGENJUN wall cube and in the car: OX POWER B0CQY29WSY ; although a bit longer in length than some others. Both charging and Car Play worked fine! [They claim to be for data transfer …didn’t try that, though]. ▪️I also found this 3-pack of dongles — same M/F orientation — and they work nearly as well (KUXIYAN B08RRMP3XM ). However, the web page cites: Only for charging and data transfer. The description clearly states they will NOT work for MagSafe; CANNOT support 3.0/3.1; and no video transmission. Yet, they worked pretty well/quickly with these LOFPYE cables in the dual-port, iGENJUN wall-outlet, power cubes (above). [Have yet to try them in the car]. ▪️The other adapters I chose were these: ( Fidioto B0DFCGJ5MS ). Tested them in the A port on wall-charger cube. They weren’t as fast, it seemed, yet their size is perfect and color options nice — so as not to lose/forget them. They also state: no video transmission; 2.0 protocol; can charge phones and tablets, but NOT laptops; “charging speed is dictated by the voltage of power source”. [Have yet to try them in the car]. I’m certainly NOT an electrician, nor a ‘computer geek’ (we love and appreciate all that you know/do to help us, BTW). I’m just an older female trying to figure out all of this voltage, wattage, amperage, QC/PD, 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, etc. on my own. Although I can NOW properly identify all of these cables by their tips, I’m just tired of messing around with all of it. I simply want to plug-in my devices wherever I am, and see the “100%” within at least 90 minutes! Good luck to all of my fellow, befuddled victims of this change! I hope to have helped in SOME way. Read more