Duttek Short USB C Thunderbolt 5 Cable 2.36inch/6cm,[ 80Gbps/240W PD Fast Charging /8K@60Hz] 90 Degree USB C Male to Male Cable for Thunderbolt 4/3, Power Bank, SSD, Smartphone Black-2 Pack

I had a strange use where I needed a short cable to run USB-c 180° in the opposite direction. This actually worked out very well because of able to plug one end on my phone, and I velcroed that device I needed on the other side. The short cable works very well, data travel is very fast, and fast charging it isn't an issue. I like this so much I ended up ordering a few others.

Tested it on a treedix usb tester on firmware 5.01. I had to use a USBC extension cable to make the cable reach and get a reading on it's emarker. The emarker matches the listing and labeled specs, 80gbps 240w tb5 passive cable. I don't really have a tool or workload that can truly test this cable to it's capabilities unfortunately though. For what I use it for it works great, but I'm not putting even half of the rated limits on it. The length is perfect for little coupling connections between devices like phones to batteries, docks to laptops, anything right next to each other it's great. It's very flexible in the one exact orientation, east to make a 90 with it. Feels like it's also durable enough to do this many times. I particularly like the feel or texture of this little cable for some reason, pleasant to fiddle with.

These short but powerful right angle USB-C cables are perfect for connecting your power bank to a device without ending up with a huge tangle of cord you have to hold or settling for something that charges at a slower speed. They're super sturdy with thick connectors and a rubberized surface so I don't have to worry about them bending or getting frayed. I haven't used them for data but I like that they have a Thunderbolt 5 chip so I can use them for fast transfers too! Getting a Thunderbolt cable for this price is difficult so this is a pretty good value for what you get.

I purchased this pair of short USB-C cables primarily to use to attach an iPhone to a battery power bank that is about the same size as the iPhone. I discovered that in this use case, it does not work as well as a short straight cable. Whether the 90 degree end is plugged into the iPhone or the power bank, it forces the other device to not be lined up together, making one stick out from the other (see my one photo). The advantage is that you do not have a little bit of cable sticking out at the ends that plug in, but I'd rather have a short portion of cable sticking out than have the iPhone top pushed out from lining up with the power bank. And even using this to connect an SSD drive to a MacBook, the right angle doesn't make sense there either and again, a straight cable would work better. Nor would this work well with my iMac, since the iMac USB-C ports are vertically oriented. About the only use case where this cable would work well would be operating a MacBook in clamshell mode while connected to an external monitor and then connecting a drive to the SSD port and laying the drive on the closed MacBook. Even the latest Mac mini has vertically oriented ports, making this cable challenging to effectively use with it. The cable has excellent specifications with Thunderbolt 5 compatibility, and 80Gbps data transfer, 240W PD Fast Charging, and video support at 8K@60Hz. Just consider if you really would prefer a right angle connection for such a short cable.

These USB-C cables are very short (about 3" long) with a straight connector on one end and a right-angle connector on the other end. They are excellent for connecting a peripheral to a phone of computer and being low profile. For some of my MagSafe SSD drives, they are a little short so the drives don't reach the top of the magnet on my phone. Others are just fine. It just depends on the size of your devices and your use case. Data transfer and charging are fast, and the cables are well built, flexible but firm.

Did not fit into any usb c slot. Useless!

These work to charge things, but the wire is very, very stiff and not flexible.

As an Android user, I've been enjoying wireless charging for a long time (and yes, there was a little snark in there for you iPhone users reading this). It's super convenient to be able to charge without having to look for a cable, however, in addition to a slower charge rate, heat is also a negative. Which is why when I have to charge my device while I'm out in about, I like to use a cable. The results in significantly less heat get generated inside my pocket, which also helps prolong battery longevity. This cable is the perfect length and flexibility to charge in tight quarters The 90 degree bend as it exits my phone results in less of a risk of stressing the USB C port

High quality, works great