Gtcoupe Gold USB 2.0 Type C (USB-C) to Micro USB Charge Cable Data Sync for Google Chromebook Pixel,MacBook 12inch,Nexus 5X/6P Tablet

So far so good. I have 2. One of the connectors is starting to bend a little, but still working fine.

Cable does exactly what it should do. Appears to be built well enough to withstand the punishment my teenagers will give it.

There is no wrong way to insert the new C class cable. Looks great and works perfect on my google pixel phone.

Works well, and fast!

A very good product of its kind. I needed to connect my flash drives to my Mac 12" laptop as I lost the dangle that I purchased from Apple. When the product came, I immediately plugged in my Mac and it worked perfectly fine (see the pictures). Though I haven't tested transfer scores, I have been able to find some pros (mostly) and cons.Pros:-- connects to Mac's USB-C port very smoothly-- very compact, not too long, not too short-- very sturdy, you just connect it and then you can move your Mac without disconnecting the dangle just fine-- the other end of the adapter is tight and hold a flash drive really firmly. You even need pretty much effort to insert a flash drive but this doesn't bring any bad. Your flesh drive will never fall over.-- Mac recognized a flash drive quickly.-- I like the design. Matches Mac's style. Gold plated connectors look really stylish, as well as elite and reliableCons: NO cons found yet...02/25/2016 update: It looks like the speed of transmitting from a flash drive to Macbook 12" is great, but the opposite - not so much. When I work with MS Office documents directly from the flash, saving them takes some time. I've also noticed the same when copying very light documents to the flesh. Even so, I'm not rating this product down, it's so stylish and practical. And I don't usually deal with heavy files...I'll keep refreshing my review as time goes by.Disclaimer: I received this product for free in exchange of my honest and unbiased review.

Having just purchased a Google Nexus 6P, I needed cables to connect to the many chargers I have laying around. So, the purpose of getting this cable was reuse old chargers, although I knew upfront that my old 1.5A and 2.0A chargers would NOT fast charge the Nexus, regardless of what cable I bought.I got this cable mainly to use as a charging cable when traveling. My cable came as the advertised length. I did test this cable on a home charger to see how good of a cable this is and was able to charge at 1.5 amps from a 2.0 amp charger. This is very pretty good for an aftermarket cable. Usually the cables you buy online are lucky to make it past 1.0 amps, in fact, my original cable that came with the phone is pulling the same amperage. That tells me they are using some high quality copper wire in their cables. Also connected the computer to the phone and tested for transfer speed, unfortunately not able to utilize USB 3.0 connection on my pc but when testing USB 2.0 it only took 35 seconds to transfer a 1Gb file from the phone to the computer, I think that's very good speed as well. I would definitely recommend this cable to anyone looking for a good quality cable that will handle fast charging of the phone and be a good data transfer cable. Not every cable can handle "Fast Charging", but this one can.Pros:+Packaging+Quality+Ease of Use+cable length+Charging SpeedCons:-None!I received this product in exchange for a 100% honest and unbiased reviewWhy no voting buttons? We don't let customers vote on their own reviews, so the voting buttons appear only when you look at reviews submitted by others.Permalink

Summary: A handy adapter that connects USB-A peripherals to USB-C ports. Only downside is the USB-A end of the cable is extremely tight.First impressions - this came in a small white paper / cardboard box, showing the details of the product on the outside. Inside is a second box, with just the GTcoupe logo on the front. Inside is the cable, a cardboard sleeve, and a quality guarantee card, nothing much to see. The cable itself is just over 6” long, and each end is golden colored, presumably the gold plating referenced in the description. The USB-C end goes smoothly into my phone, the USB-A end is VERY tight. At first I thought it was defective, but I eventually got a connector into it. It was also a problem when unplugging a small flash drive - I barely had enough leverage to get the drive out, and was concerned that I would break it.Testing - I don’t have any USB-A to USB-A cables, so testing charging on this was strange - I used a USB A-C cable connected to this adapter, and then plugged into my USB-C charger and the phone. It charged at 1.8A, which is consistent with the reduced capacity you can get through the USB A conversion. A straight USB C-C connector can get 2.6A. But that is an edge case anyway, the only way you would really want to do that is if you had a USB A-A cable from a USB-A charger, which is not even something the USB-A standard is designed for. The actual purpose of this cable was to add USB peripherals to my phone. First up was an old Apple Keyboard - once I got the too tight plug connected, it showed up immediately on my phone and I was able to write an email with it. I also plugged a flash drive into the hub on the keyboard, and that showed up on my phone as well. The same drive connected directly also worked. I tested a USB to SD Card adapter, and it was able to read the SD card. Some flash drives I tried were not detected by the phone, but that is a problem with the file systems that Marshmallow supports, nothing to do with this cable. The phone offered the option to reformat, but I didn't want to erase the drives right now.In addition to testing all of those devices separately, I hooked up a bus powered USB 3 Hub, and hooked up two flash drives and a keyboard. Everything was usable at the same time. The interface on a 5 inch screen is not that amazing, but it is very cool to be able to do it at all.This cable will stay in my computer bag, mostly for the ability to plug a standard flash drive into my phone. Other peripherals might be handy occasionally, but that feature sells the product all by itself. Hopefully the connector will loosen up over time; if it does, I will come back and update this review. For now, I just won’t use it with the really small flash drives where it is hard to get a good enough grip to pull them out.The product was provided to me at a discount in exchange for a review. The review is my own.