Usb C 3.1 To Lightning Cable

[USB-A Male] Great USB 3.1 Type C cable

[1 A] Couldn't be happier. Just make sure you have the exact right USB 3.1 cable that you need; there are a few different types.

[USB-A Male] .review for: Belkin SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 Type-A to Type-C Cable (3', Black) MFR # F2CU029BT1M-BLK This cable won't dissapoint. This is not like the cheap cables where connectors are wiggling and shaking when connected. The belking metal connectors fit snugly in the Type-A and Type-C ports we plugged them into, staying firmly in place with minimal wiggling. If you want a high quality cable, this is it.

[SATA 3 (6 Gb/s)] I find this cable nice and strong, and I appreciate the speed of USB-C 3.1. Works great!

[Y-Cable] A little confusing regarding USB 3.0 vs. USB 3.1. It was listed as a USB 3.1 Gen 1 cable on the BH website, but when received the box says USB 3.0. After a bit of research I discovered that USB 3.1 gen 1 is the same thing as USB 3.0, so all is good albeit a bit confusing. Cable seems to be of excellent quality.

[0.255 lb] If you have transfer speed issues, use a certified USB C 3.1 cable; not all cables are created equally. I was stuck with 40MB transfer speed until I changed my cable. With the proper cable, it jumps to over 480MB/sec. Much faster and no need for other adapters.

[100 W] This Kondor Blue right-angle usb 3.1 type-c cable is being used to record 3:1 CDNG Raw video from the BMPCC 4K camera to the Samsung T5. It works perfectly without dropped frames -- it's a cost-effective alternative to Cfast 2.0 cards. Furthermore, the right-angle Type-C termination fits well with the Smallrig cage while using a Smallrig cable clamp, so the cable is not protruding from the side AND there's no chance of accidentally pulling it out - a bonus.

[Micro-USB Male] A quality USB cable to retrofit between early 3.1 accessories to the newest type C found on the latest laptops and computers

[3.45 μm] Needed an expansion card for my desktop (because all of the USB 3.1 ports were on the front panel) and found this on the B&H site. I had an open PCIex1 slot and wanted USB A 3.1 or newer ports. Only other cards that fit an x1 slot were USB A 3.0 and many required cable connections. Installation was easy and performance so far has been great. Fantastic customer service from Sonnet. I had questions before purchasing this card and received a quick and very helpful response. During installation I had several panic or uncertainty questions and once again, the Sonnet team came through with a quick and much needed response. I connected my Dell U2422H USB cable, along with my two external HD's to the new ports and it works really well.

[6] I have the longer version of this cable so I have the same exact thoughts on both. �If you do not need the speed of a USB 3.1 cable and you have some newer USB C style devices then this is for you. �If you plan to get a USB C computer of any kind in the near future then I would recommend just getting the USB 3.1 version as it should be backwards compatible. �If you only need it for charging purposes then just save some money and stick with this USB 2.0 version. �I prefer the 3' one for hard drives or devices near my desktop that I will not be moving around very much and the 6' for charging purpose for some of my mobile devices.