SUNGUY USB C Cable, 0,15m USB A to USB C Cable 10Gbps Android auto Cable Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max, Galaxy S24 S23 S22, SSD

Needed a replacement cable to connect my phone to my car for Android Auto and this was exactly what was needed. The cable length was spot on, never needed it to be massively long, the cable is decently thick and a good quality, every time I used it with Android Auto it would connect straight away with no issue and no drops during use.

When connected to my external M.2 disk, this cable provides the 10Gbps as advertised. (according CrystalDiskMark 7) So many others dont!! Its looks a well made solid cable. I have recently purchased some of their other stuff and it all looks good quality.

Fixed my problems with car play head unit

A bit shorter than I thought it would be

Works like a charm!

The cable it's too short , maximum 10 cm .

Expensive. But works.

This cable is working great for this specific situation I'm using it with: PC on the USB-A end of the cable: Dell 8930 USB-A front port (there are 3 of them), which is a USB 3.1 gen 1 running at 5 Gbps. External SSD on the USB-C end of the cable: An old Samsung 2TB EVO 860 SATA SSD (around 450 MB/sec transfer = 3.7 Gbps) in an Oyen external SATA case, which converts-to/has a USB 3.1 gen 2 (up to 10 Gbps) external port (which will also run at gen 1, ofc). The cable is supplying the power, via USB Power Delivery from the PC, of course. The case has an optional power connector, but so far isn't needed. The details :) The Dell 8930 also has a USB-C 3.1 gen 1 port along with the 3x USB-A's on the front panel, which I already have a similar 1TB SSD in an Oyen case plugged into. No a word anywhere in the Dell manuals about how much power these ports can supply via PD, if that total power budget is shared among the ports, or if the A ports are on the same hub as the USB-C ports. So... all that is left is "let's try it!" which I did here and it worked. The other existing SSD on the USB-C port seems to still be working great and has enough power. To further complicate things, lol, this PC has one USB-C 3.1 gen 2 10 Gbps port on the back panel, with a matching USB-A 3.1 gen 2 port (PLUS 2 more USB-A ports that are USB 3.1 gen 1, PLUS two that are USB 2.0 for mice and keyboard - lol you really have to be careful and look at the back panel map in the PC documentation). That USB-A USB 3.1 gen 2 is the one I was originally going to try this cable with, as I have yet another external SSD (a SanDisk NVME 10 Gbps) plugged into that back USB-C for backups (but again unsure if both can be active at once and what their power capabilities are, thanks for nothing Dell). So THAT IS WHY I originally bought this specific USB 3.1 gen 2 cable, for the 10 Gbps, but then while waiting for arrival realized this SSD in the 3.1 gen 1 case can even go that fast and maybe the front panel USB-A ports would have enough power. YEP! So this cable would probably ALSO work just fine in that rear panel USB-A 3.1 gen 2 port at 10 Gbps, but I haven't tried that configuration. WHYYYY does this stuff have to be so complicated? Just to hook an external drive to a PC? Sheesh

This product came quickly and was just as advertized. It works extremely well.

It connects well for the car

Good quality and price

Ich verwende dieses Kabel um Google Maps vom Handy in das Display meines Autos zu spiegeln. Funktioniert jetzt einwandfrei. Bin sehr zufrieden.