USB C Extension Cable 15ft, USBC Type C Male to Female 5Gbps Data Transfer/100W Charging/4K@60Hz Display Cord Extender USB3.2 Gen2 for Laptop Tablet Mobile Phone and More

I’m only using it to extend power and it works. The cable is sturdy and seems well made.

This was definitely worth the money as it does a great job of what it's described to do! It's definitely a high speed and quality cable. I would definitely recommend it!

Feels like a quality cable.Used it to run from an entertainment center pc to a nearby desk for all of the accessories needed in that location with a hub.Plug feels nice and is not loose like some USB C cables so I don't worry that it'll unplug if its jostled around. I have moved it around quite a bit with no issues so far. I have also run external SSD's through a hub with this cable and they retain full speed.If you need an long-ish USB C extension, this is a good buy.

Thick cable, really sturdy

As other reviewers stated, I bought this realizing it directly violates the USB-C standard. Because no USB-C cords are supposed to be designed this way (ALL are supposed to be male-to-male) I went in knowing that this may limit functionality. I am using this to charge and connect to ethernet a 2019 MacBook i9 over a 15' extension. It works extremely well, however, it has the limitation of making ALL downstream USB-C ports unidirectional, meaning even though the cord is reversible, the peripherals only work properly when you get the direction matching the way you plugged the male end into the PC.If you buy this and have trouble connecting stuff to it, just flip the connected item over, and watch it pop up in full glory. If you use it with a hub which has USB-C on it and the peripherals don't work when connected to the hub (but the hub works,) flip the thing connected to the hub. This goes for power as well.If you use it between devices, you'll have to remember which way the device likes it plugged in as well, because if you reverse it at the device, you'll need to reverse all your peripherals.Update: I still love this guy. I'm coming back to add that this supports full gigabit ethernet speeds at a 15' extension. While it does increase charging time on my laptop, it's plugged in all the time, so that doesn't bother me. Look up DC Line loss. The longer your DC power cable, the less power you get at the end, especially in lower voltages. If you're charging a phone with a 20' extention AND the original 3'-6' USBC that came with the device, there's absolutely no way 5V is making it to the other end. If you're using a laptop, the laptop can accept 20V, so it reduces the effect of DC line loss.As a summary: Any extension up to 6' probably won't make much of a difference. If you plan to use lengths like 10-20', you should plan carefully. Consider the voltage your device will use, as DC line loss is dramatically increased with low voltages. Don't try to charge a phone or anything else at 5V with a 20' USB-C cable. The solution is to bring the charger closer to you with a household extension cord.

Bought it as an extension for my outdoor camera to connect to my solar panel.Works great.

I wanted to find a way to utilize the original Quest 3 charging block and cable since it is significantly higher watts than a standard phone usb block (18w vs 5w). This will keep the quest 3 charged for hours and extending our play time to all day rather than 2 hours.

I ordered this extension in October to use during an extended hospital stay last month. I didn't use it but once. Tried to use it a few days ago and it continually power surged my phone. Removing this extension solved the issue..***POOR QUALITY*** it's kinda stiff to be braided as well. It's nice to look at but it doesn't work!! Very unsatisfied!!! My photo is the cord "after use" so its visibly seen to be in new/used condition was also used within manufacturers instructions. Rated up to 100 watts I was also using a 100 watt power adapter from Anker©