USB C Charger Cable, 60W 3.3ft Type C Charging Cable, Flat 90-Degree C-Port, High-Speed Data Transfer Compatible with Samsung S23/S22/S21, iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max, MacBook Air/Pro, etc.

i wanted a something so i was able to keep my phone upright without the cable being damaged. this cable fit the bill. functions as and other USB C cable. and even allows super fast charging on my S22 Ultra. quality seems good and the metal USB C end holds up even when my phone is resting on it. ended up going with the 6 foot cable and that seems to be the perfect length for my needs.

A very nice cable that fits very flush. It's great for custom mounting and use cases where you want hide messy cable. I really like the thin ribben cable that flexes out of the way in most of my custom projects. The product seems well made, however buy its thin and sleek look and design, it is not overly robust and likely was not meant to be. Yet mine have held up very very well.

Worked great to be able to use my top plug on my Bronco. The flat end made it so much less intrusive. And it was the perfect length

I really like the low profile 90degree connector. My only wish was the cable was a little more durable. The cable is thin -- but that helps make it truly low profile. No extra stress is put on my usb-c port on my ipad. I use it constantly in my car for work, and the way i have it set up would make a normal usb-c cable exert pressure on the ipad port and on the cable.

It’s clear from the photos that the plug into a power device side is intended to be low profile and it is, it’s also quite fast in terms of charging (I measured, can’t remember results but impressive numbers) but here’s the thing- it constantly comes unplugged. I bought it for our sectional/recliners that have a number of C power outlets installed. As to repurchasing, I’d move on, I won’t buy again. The design is off, the plug needs to run deeper for a more firm hold or be lined in silicone or some other engineering trick to help it stay put, this came unplugged frequently. Design and abilities of cable: 10/10, low profile, fast charging. Actual usage: 2/10 It DID transmit a lot of power/data, just as good as Anker or Belkin or Apple itself but it just won’t stay plugged in, so it’s off to the trash can. Even my warranty….you know, the Asurian thing that you’re bombarded with on here, for the LOW price of $9/m or whatever you can insure everything you buy…ok, go try to file a claim. At my hourly rate, I’m better off at work so no thank you- plus it’s a PITA to file. Isn’t it funny how Amazon makes purchasing a breeze, to be honest, they make returns within their terms a breeze too (surprisingly easy) but give that warranty thing on everything you buy a whirl. Amazon could VERY easily insert a button on each item in my purchase history that will instantly file a claim for that product but that’s not how it works, so I abandoned even trying and bought a new traditional Anker brand cable.

Perfect for my needs

I only have 1 minor nitpick: because the design of the flexible cable housing between the right-angle connector and the braided portion of the cable is easily "wrinkled" during shipping/packaging. Other than that, this cable seems fine. I don't know if this is truly USB Type-C compliant, but it seems I'm stuck with ordering various right-angled USB cables from Amazon/online and can't buy these items in any in-person store within the USA. Hopefully this is "safe enough" and won't disastrously fail, such as catching fire. If you really don't want to buy a right-angled USB-C to USB-A adapter, then this could be an option that makes possible economic sense to you and it could be good value for your money. Also a slight concern is that the USB Type-C connector on the right-angle end is rather short. A few millimeters too short. However, it still manages to click into the plug and make a proper USB Type-C connection.

Works great for my 2018 Jeep media port. Allows it to plug in for using CarPlay and still be able the close the media port cover.