Belkin 3.1 USB-A to USB-C Cable USB Type-C - Black,F2CU029BT1M-BLK

Great for using android auto when connecting via USB in the car. This is the only wire I've used where it has been sturdy enough and never cut out once in the one month I've had it. Previous USB cables I have used would stop android auto working going over the smallest of bumps in the road, but this one is quite thick so it has no problem staying on which is useful when using Waze and Google Maps on android auto. 100% recommend.

I just bought this on the recommendation of someone who couldn’t get Apple Car Play with their I Phone 15.I’ve just bought my husband the same phone and we got the same problem .Using this cable has solved the problem and the new phone provides an updated Apple Car Play and so al, is well 👍😀Apple needs to get a grip ……… they don’t seem to have thought this through when developing the 15 series. I’ve read that they are on it , but I’m sure all Apple I phone users will be glad to get a software update to solve this ASAP . After all , these are premium products and customers deserve the best .

I bought these for a Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X and they work perfectly. ( USB-C to USB-A)The USB-A end just plugs into the standard port on a PC.High quality, well made and these have a power management chip built in to the cable for the best compatibility and safety.They are expensive but then so is the equipment they are connected to.

Appears to be well made and sturdy. Works perfectly with my phone and android auto.

I had mistakenly thrown out the official USB cable for my Fujifilm XT-4 camera. This is a camera that I use to shoot in 4K. I had tried to download the camera's SD content with a fast-charging mobile phone USB cable but as I suspected it didn't even register on my laptop. After looking online as to what type of USB was required I saw that the official Fujifilm cable was a, Type-C USB3.2 Gen1x1. However, I also read on a forum that a Type-C USB3.1 would also suffice. After asking here for advice, I thought I'd take a punt on this cable. Thankfully, everything works as it should. The camera now registers on my laptop using this USB cable and I can continue with my film project. Quite pricey for a cable but very happy.

I bought this cable as I'd recently installed a Kenwood Android Auto head unit in my car and was having a nightmare with the dreaded "Communication Error 12". For the uninitiated, this occurs when the USB cable you're using doesn't have sufficient bandwidth or a reliable enough connection to transfer data from your phone to the head unit and causes the connection to be dropped. Strangely, this only happened for my when the ambient temperature was over 18C and got worse the hotter it was. Now the weather has warmed up this had pretty much rendered my new head unit useless.Some googling around on the issue revealed that Android Auto is very sensitive about the USB cable you use and so I decided to go for this one as it is one of the few cables genuinely certified USB 3.1 data transfer. Yes, £25 is expensive just for a short-ish USB cable, but having my £350 head unit's functionality completely crippled wasn't great either! I've noticed that since I purchased it the price has dropped to £17.99 so hopefully it will stay that way.Anyway, I installed this cable a few weeks ago and my head unit hasn't skipped a beat since, despite the blisteringly hot weather we've had. So if you've got an Android Auto head unit and are having connection issues which are driving you insane, this cable will restore your sanity!

This cable arrived today. Recommended by Apple as they don’t have their own. It has a c connector for the new iPad 2008 and a USB cable to attach to a pc. Connects to iTunes and allows quick download of photos from pc to iPad. Downloaded 9000 photos in 45 mins. Very robust durable construction. Very happy thanks.

a decent cable that supports quick charge only minor gripe is the usb a plug could be a better lock in socket as it is easy to pull out when linked to phone in car