USB C Magnetic Adapter, 2 Pack, 24 Pin Straight with PD 140w Charge USBC 4 40Gbps Data Transfer 8K 60Hz Video for Thunderbolt 3/4, MacBook Pro/Air and More Type C Devices

I use these for my headphones, phone, laptop, kindle, blue tooth speaker, tablet and charge cords. The fit and function are great, and have kept me from yanking pretty much all of them off the table or desk at one time or another. They also make switching which device is getting charged or powered easy and quick.

I had to replace my Dell laptop that charged through the type C (thunderbolt) connector, as it would no longer take a charge, nor would it transfer data. From what I have learned this is a rather common issue if there is any strain put on the charging cable when plugged in. My new MSI also uses a type C thunderbolt connection and I was concerned that I would have the same issue. This works well has sufficient holding power to maintain a good connection for both charging and data transfer. However, it does separate if something happens that puts a strain on it. So far I am very happy with the performance and time will tell if it truly saves the type C port.-- Update: I am ordering a replacement. Purchased in January, failed in October. It's a lot easier to replace this adapter than a type C charging port. A plastic piece broke off internally where the two magnetic bits connect together. I think this was a result of an unintentional and abrupt disconnect. Without this attached, the type C port would have likely been damaged.

It is an attractive little adapter. It appears to work just fine, but I can see why people think the magnet is not strong enough. It holds the connection in place, and separates safely when pressure is put on the side. This eliminates the chance of damage to the port, however it can be challenging to remove the device from the port because it will separate and it fits snugly into some ports. You have to grip a very small surface to pull it out. I think it could have a stronger magnet, allowing removal without separation more frequently while still separating when lateral pressure is applied. I currently have no way to test the USB level yet, since I only have 3.0 ports and cables. I am so far happy with this device as it could save me from damaged ports. Time will tell if I find it annoying.

After trying multiple options (KVM, switch, hub) to share a Thunderbolt monitor between two laptops, with mixed results, I decided to give this a try to minimize wear and tear on the ports form swapping the monitor cable back and forth. Works great, no issues with data transfer to the Thunderbolt monitor and connects faster than the KVMs or switches.

Magnets aren't strong enough for PlayStation VR cable. These are more met for basic charging cables but even then I'm not sure they will stay in place. They do work though as advertised for myself.

Really happy with this product. Fits my phone case. Charges super fast Unlike the circle ones that attach into the phone and also has a pretty strong connection but it's still easier to take out. I got the two pack, so I have one hooked in my car. And it does work with the plug in my car to connect it to my phone, so I have one hooked in my car. And it does work with the USB connect to phone android auto.

These make any USB-C connection work like the apple magnetic power plugs. The cord will pull away with gentle pressure. Less risk of damaging the socket in the device, but the cord can fall out if tugged.

Bought these over a year ago and they were fine when I was pushing a single monitor with them. They are easy to use, but I wish the magnets were a bit stronger. I recently updated my workstation to push all video thru a new Thunderbolt 5 dock via my laptop. Prior to the dock, I was running USB C and HDMI directly from my laptop out to an ultrawide monitor. The two outputs were then connected to the monitor and 'split' (kinda like picture in picture) into two side by side virtual monitors. My output was 2560x1440 at 120Hz with 8-bit RGB x 2. After installing the dock, only a single Thunderbolt/USB 4 cable connected my laptop to the dock. The dock was then connected to the two inputs on my monitor via two separate cables. The magnetic adapter is only on the laptop's USB C. I noticed the colors on each virtual monitor were different (see image). After investigating, I noticed the Windows color settings were reporting different for each virtual monitor: Left: 2560x1440 at 120Hz with 8-bit YCbCr 4:2:2 (requires ~8.85 Gbs bandwidth) Right: 2560x1440 at 120Hz with 8-bit RGB (requires ~11.05 Gbs bandwidth) Because there is no gap between the monitors and I often run one app across each, the color differences are extremely noticeable. The text is also harder to read on the left because the lower bandwidth of YCbCr 4:2:2 causes 'fringing' around fine text. If you add the current display bandwidths together, you get 19.9 Gbs which is half of what is claimed here. The problem goes away if I remove the adapter and plug the USB C cable directly into my LT, so the problem was not introduced by the dock or any of the new cables. Thought I would share, as this product will likely work fine of a lot of people, but those that intend to use USB/Thunderbolt 4/5 to simplify their setups will be disappointed.

MacBookAirM1のために探した時とくらべてこの種のアダブターが随分と増えた。 USB-C端子は外れにくいかわりに曲がりやすく、ノートパソコンを充電器やテレビに常時繋いでいる私には必需品。たださえUSB4やUSB3対応ケーブルはすごく高いし。 この商品はとても外れやすいので据え置きのハードディスクやSSDに利用するのはお勧めしない。せっかくのUSB4なのにもったいない。

自分の使い方だと、とても良い 外れにくいし、使い勝手はよても良い

Great product!

Buen material, buena fuerza magnética y carga sin problemas.

Working really well, very pleased.