USB C Extension Cable, 2Ft/0.6M USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type C Male to Female Extender Cord Supports PD 100W/10Gbps/4K@60Hz Video Output for MacBook Pro/Air,iPad Pro, iPhone 17/16 and More

I bought a Cable Matters port adapter / "Dock" (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y5N3YCD?th=1) for my Dell 7560 laptop and I wanted to extend the very short cable. I read that there were issues with power delivery and USB2.0 on some cables. The power delivery never worked (not this cable's fault - didn't work directly plugged in either) but everything else worked perfectly. Now I get Ethernet, all my USB peripherals, and my second monitor via DisplayPort with only a single USB-C cable plugged in! Very happy.

I purchased this because I had a USB-C hub that I need a little farther away from my computer. I purchased this and it works great and solved my problem.

Works great. Two feet is a bit too short for extending a mobile phone above your head for high point photos while connected to a backup battery in a fanny pack. Three feet would be better.

I wanted to simplify my desk set up to have one cord going into my Macbook and pushing video and audio to my converter, which then also has several USB ports pushing video tech back. This cord handles it all like a champ.

Do you find yourself coming up short in clutch moments? Perhaps you're not getting the desired results in the bedroom? Well, this 2-foot USB C Extension Cable will surely do the trick if you need a little extra to reach those difficult outlets behind the dresser.

This is an excellent cable. The two foot length is all I needed to position my device exactly where I wanted it. The cable diameter is impressive. Seems very tough with the braided outer layer. I haven't used it in every situation yet but I have confidence that it will do the job.

Worked well. I like that it can be purchased at lengths that fit my needs.

Functions as an extension cable, but will not all phones to fast charge. I was hesitant to use it, but everything seems fine as long as it's a power source cable and not a charging cable. It's seemingly well made, hence the extra star, but otherwise it's pretty useless for my intended purpose

I purchased the product so that I could plug my UGREEN 10 GB/sec USB hub (https://www.amazon.ca/UGREEN-Splitter-Expander-Compatible-Chromebook/dp/B0BKRPFL23) into my motherboard, as the hub only has a six-inch cord. The extender cable supports 10 GB/sec and is capable of 100 watts of power transmission with the correct powered motherboard connector. I'm not sure what the power output is of my motherboard's 20 GB/sec USB-C connector, but it does recharge my devices. The extender cable itself seems very durable. Update: I purchased at Samsung 4 TB T9 drive which supports 20 GB/sec. If I plug my T9 directly into the extension cable, I'm able to get 20 GB/sec. So, this cable is capable of transmitting 20 GB/sec, twice that of its spec'd 10 GB/sec.

Good extension cable, power charges my s22 with the adaptive fast charger and 4ft cable.

With more and more things requiring connection to a usb-d socket, it was often a problem with my laptop because the power cord also attached to a usb-c socket. My new wireless micophone receiver also plugged into an adjacent usb-c socket, but the power cord and the microphone receiver interfered with each other because the sockets were too close to each other. by connecting one of them to the usb-c extension cable solved the problem. I'm glad to have it for occasions when I need the microphone and the laptop working for a long time.

It's a good cable, and was used to connect my Surface Tablet to a USB hub that not only connects my HDMI and USB devices, but also the power cable and thus allows charging of my Tablet. However, one needs to be aware of the orientation of the cable itself. There's a warning on the cable that says that if the USB peripherals do not work the connection between the cable and hub needs to be flipped. This solved my USB peripheral issue. I'm only giving 4 stars because honestly, the cable should have been designed regardless of the orientation instead of me spending a full day getting frustrated with the issue thinking it was the hub that was broken and not the cable itself.

Seems strong. Connections are good. No issue with charging at 65W