Usb Charge Only Cable

[0.205 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Boost-Charge USB-C to USB-C Cable 240W is an absolute powerhouse in terms of charging capabilities. With its impressive 240W power delivery, this cable can handle the most demanding charging tasks with ease. The build quality is sturdy and durable, ensuring a long lifespan. Its compatibility with a wide range of USB-C devices makes it a versatile choice. The cable's fast-charging capability is a huge plus, making it perfect for charging laptops, smartphones, and other power-hungry devices quickly. Overall, the Boost-Charge USB-C to USB-C Cable 240W is a reliable and high-performance accessory for anyone in need of fast and efficient charging.

[Bus Powered] Compared to a T7 Shield...  This is tiny. Only the bottom is rubberized. The sides and top are one piece of plastic.  It only comes with one *average sized* USB-C cable half the length of a T7's, which also has a USB-A cable. Speed is good, haven't noticed anything wrong about performance. Got it on sale for 150 for the 2TB.

[V-Mount] Only USB to LP-E17 cable adapter I found. So far work perfectly.

[Metal] Included hardware mounts to the wall fine, looks professional. Only complaint is that it would be nice to include some right angle adapters for charge cables (lightning, usbc, and micro usb). The cable fits, but just barely, and feels like there is stress on it. Obviously the easy fix is to just buy a cable, which I probably will soon, but if the company put them in the box it would just give a few extra warm and fuzzies. Also consider this a suggestion to anyone purchasing. You might want to grab a charge cable with a right angle at the same time.

Included hardware mounts to the wall fine, looks professional. Only complaint is that it would be nice to include some right angle adapters for charge cables (lightning, usbc, and micro usb). The cable fits, but just barely, and feels like there is stress on it. Obviously the easy fix is to just buy a cable, which I probably will soon, but if the company put them in the box it would just give a few extra warm and fuzzies. Also consider this a suggestion to anyone purchasing. You might want to grab a charge cable with a right angle at the same time.

[60 W] This cable allows me to use carplay in my car with the be i phones. Other usb a to usbc cords only charge

[0.2 lb] This is a nice little charger that has couple of nice features that I haven't seen on other GoPro battery chargers. First, it obviously charges 3 batteries where most, including the GoPro brand charger, only charge 2 at a time. This charger also does NOT require carrying around a USB cable and wall wart, since it has a built in wall plug, which I think is extremely convenient. You can use one if you wish, or charge via a USB battery pack using a cable, but it's not required. The only thing I would change about this charger is to include some sort of way to hold the batteries in the charger if it's in a bag, charging via a battery pack. It's not a big deal to use a rubber band or Velcro strip around the charger to hold them in place. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this charger.

[Canon LP-E10] The LED screen is very useful for seeing battery charge and the integrated usb cable is handy in a pinch, although I tried to just use the input plugs given the flimsiness of the integrated cable.

[Carbon Fiber] The grip came just as expected. Just charge it with the original USB C cable and you're ready to go (or any other USB C charger should work, I have even used my computer charger before). I bought it because I film weddings and I have found myself needing to charge the gimbal at some point throughout the day, which is not preferable. By buying this and another foot stand (took one from my old Ronin S), I am able to simply switch out grips in a matter of seconds and keep shooting.

[0.145 lb] This thing charges at a snails pace, but if you're looking for a great travel charger, look no further. It's very light, and you can set two batteries to charge overnight and they'll be done by morning. It's got a built-in USB-A cable and also has an input for an external USB-C cable, so you can power it off pretty much anything. If you want something for home you'd probably want something more powerful, but this is obviously intended for travel, and it does that exceedingly well. The charge rates listed are a bit ambiguous, so I wrote them for clarification. When charging two batteries, the TOTAL charge rate is 1A. So 500mA per battery. This is relevant for comparison to the Watson equivalent, which is (very) slightly more powerful at 1.2A, slightly lighter, but more than double the price. I went with the Smallrig charger because the .2A isn't really going to make a difference since they'll both need to be used overnight. I'm betting they're both good choices, so it just depends on your priorities.