AnkerUSB C Cable, 240W Bio-Braided Type C Fast Charge Cord for iPhone 16/16 Pro, MacBook Pro 2020, iPad Pro,and More(USB 2.0, 10FT, Phantom Black)ClimatePartner certified

All charging cables say they are the best and say they are the fastest. I got sick of falling for gas station quality cables, so I pulled out my S23 Ultra and I made Gemini do an in-depth research of what the most dependable, highest-quality charging cable for my phone is for under 50 dollars, and it took 10 minutes and reviewed 47 websites, and that's how I got here. If you could FEEL this cable, you'd know its quality. It's thick. I don't even usually write reviews but I can just tell this cable is going to last me for years to come. PLUS it's cheap! And it's 10 feet long! It definitely charges my phone at ultra fast charging!Ps if you have one of the newer iPhones or a MacBook, this cable is higher quality than an Apple cable!

Fantastic cables. I use them regularly to charge my Anker power banks. My solar set up pushes 100 watts to my mobile power banks through these cables. They never get hot or have adverse affects on my equipment. I coil them when I store them. They show no signs of ware. I can tell they a little thicker than other USB-C cables. That doesn't stop them from being more bendable. When I plug them into my devices they feel very secure. I have never had any issues with compatibility, pauses while charging, or connection issues. I also use them for transferring to my mobile SSDs. They are wonderful cables. They also are the exact size the listing says. In my case, 6 feet.

We pretty much only use either Anker, or Cable Matters cables in this house because I got tired of cheap junk. These cables have become our standard cables for our Nintendo Switches, phones, computers, and other electronics, when also paired with mostly Anker power blocks.These are high quality cable sheets and good connectors and we haven't had any problems with any of our devices or any signs of wear on any of them, even the ones in the cars rolling around.I liked the first one so much I bought many more and just swapped out almost all of our old cables to be sure we had the best power delivery to meet the needs of our devices.I'd recommend these to anyone looking for solid USB-C cables.

I don't normally get anything fancy for cables, but I needed to get the highest charging speeds possible. So I went with a brand I've actually heard of (and used their products). This and a matching high-watt USB brick does the job. It was great for travel, giving me enough room to work on my phone or laptop when I had limited outlet options.

Anker. The name says it all. I had a lot of their products (not because they break; it takes a lot to break it, but because their products are great and I was just getting them to replace all other cables at home and everywhere I charge my phone)

The convenience and versatility of this a traveler is insane. You never know when you'll have to work in an Airbnb with a power outlet an absurd distance from the only work desk (usually kitchen table). This is way more versatile and light weight than carrying an equivalent length extension cord - when really every piece of electronics we're traveling with in 2025 needs only USB C.

As with all braided cables, these come out of the box feeling stiff, but these actually seem to soften up very quickly and more than the average braided cable. The nylon braid is much tighter than my many of my other cables as well, which seems to bode well for the anti-tangling capabilities of braided cables, and potentially its durability. These are one of my first two cables above 140 w, and are still just as thin as a basic ~12 w USB-A to USB-C braided cable. Unless you need really fast transfer speeds, I would recommend getting the largest wattage, nicest, long braided cables at you can afford as more and more devices can be powered by the ever-increasing limits of USB, and Anker's offerings have always been solid for me. The silicone cable ties that come with these are good quality, but can only hold 5 winds of cable or more since there's only one large hole rather than multiple that would allow for size adjustments to securely hold less cable. Other than that, I mean... its a charging cable, it works fine, and lets you transfer data from your phone to computer at totally usable speeds. I can't test the full 240 w claim of these, but these cables handle the 100 w equipment I currently have just fine, and Anker has never come up short for me before based on my testing.My huge complaint is that the cable ends only say "Anker" on one end of the cable and "Bio Based" on the other end, with the flip sides of the connectors on each end being blank. Especially when you go out of your way for high wattage, quality cables, it should really say on the cable itself what kind of specifications it supports, and I find it pretty inexcusable to not include that information when there's a blank area on both ends of the cable. I ordered an Amazon Basics 240 w, 40 Gbps non-braided cable at the same time, and despite not really liking it's thickness for a charging cable, I can remember that it supports 240 w as well as fast data speeds because the specs are actually on the cable.

Well made chord. Doesn’t bunch out or lose its shape! Charges really fast as well. Lives up to the bill .