Forest USB-C > B

Expensive for a USB cable, but worth it - to some. The biggest immediate benefit is the build quality. A cable of this range of motion that can maintain an uninterrupted connection, and potentially survive years into the future - is very nice. After embarrassingly thorough A/B testing I can say this definitely sounds 'better' than a $10 dollar cable. I wasn't able to determine a tremendous benefit to the mids and trebles within my car audio setup, but direct connection from a Android phone (USB Audio Player PRO FLAC files) > Topping E50 DAC > Helix DSP > speakers - the bass had a very matter of fact different sound quality. I would go as far as to say it sounded simply better. It produced a bolder, warmer tone, with perhaps more detail depending on the track. If you are looking for slightly more rich bass to maximize your setup, this might be it. Otherwise, I will admit the difference is going to be much less significant than improving another part of your setup. Buy for the build quality, warranty, and the knowledge that it does in fact improve sound quality from my A/B tests (albeit marginal).

Excellent quality. I truly recommend this product

Great

Expensive and there is no difference in sound in comparison to regular cable, even with hifi system

I am sure it makes a huge difference in sound quality on other people’s system just not my low budget components

I was having glitch issues in my audio (a Fiio player) but realized this was due to an OS issue that was resolved in an update. This cable sounds identical to my $10 identical-looking USB cable but will hold on to it as I might as well! It also clicks nicely in since it has a more raised bump at the end of the UBS-B side.

I used this cable to connect my Android phone to to an RME ADI-2 DAC. It works for a few minutes and then starts to whistle and eventually all sound disappears. Disconnect and reconnect and it starts working but again eventually gets to the whistling. I've tried other cables including another AudioQuest Forrest cable that's longer and no trouble

Digital electronics are a sort of "yes or no" (true or false) proposition. Only 1s and 0s are transmitted and received. Unlike Analog transmission all the various sorts of noise are irrelevant. If a digital cable drops connection it has failed, if it has connection, it is good. We're all (me included) used to spending S***loads of money for better audio sound but this is a sham. Maybe they'll be more durable, maybe prettier, but no better sound.