Rosewill USB Type C to Type A (USB-C to USB-A) Cable, 3 Feet USB 3.0 Cable Data Speed up to 5Gbps, 3 Feet, Black

Pros: - 100% compatible with my Google Pixel 3a XL smartphone. I saw another reviewer claiming this cable is incompatible. That's not true. He/she obviously has some type of USB hardware port problem. This cable works perfectly fine with the Pixel 3a XL on multiple mobo's from Asus, AsRock, & Gigabyte - Thick beefy cable. About 33% thicker than my old Nexus 6 USB 2.0 to Micro-USB cable. - Seems well made. Saw random complaints of connectors falling off. I don't see that EVER happening unless you're a careless person and tend to YANK your cables out by the cord.

Cons: - None so far

Overall Review: I'm using this cable primarily as a charging cable for my Pixel 3a XL. As such, I have no clue if the stated transfers speeds are possible as my phone can't handing 5Gbps data transfers. The Pixel is a rated as a USB 2.0 device, but it fully supports the USB 3.0 Fast Charging standards 5V/3A (15W) / 9V/2A (18W). When this cable is plugged into my mobo's USB 3.1 port, my Pixel reports it's "Fast Charging" which means it's charging a 5V/3A (15W). The only way to get it to charge at 9V/2A (18W) is to use the high-powered A/C wall wart supplied with the phone. When this cable is plugged into my mobo's USB 2.0 port, my Pixel reports it's "Charging Slowly" which means it's charging at the 5V / .9A (4.5W). This is correct as the max power output for USB 2.0 is .9 amps. This cable seems well made. This cable seems durable (but only time will tell). And most importantly, this cable charges my smartphone correctly & safely at the correct power profiles as defined by the "USB PowerDelivery rev. 2.0/3.0 Source Power" specs.

Pros: Cable itself is thick

Cons: Thes cables are some of the worst charging cables I have ever used. These cables do not fast charge my phone and half the time they charge so poorly that my phone goes down in percentages without me even using it. The USB c end is also very poorly built with the port itself moving in the plastic housing creating a clicking sound after less than 5 uses of the cable.

Overall Review: This cable is terrible as a charging cable because it doesn't fast charge, it unplugs itself with even the slightest bump, and frequently transmits power so slow my phone looses charge while plugged in and not in use

Pros: These are thick well made cables.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Update 11/26/18 - 6 months later and these cables are holding up well. I took them with me on a month long tour of Europe, lots of packing and unpacking, coiling and stowing away. I use these to charge my phones. These are in better shape after 6 months than the cables that came with my phone.

Pros: havent found any

Cons: was here in 5 business days but doesn't fast charge. tried in 3 different charging blocks, phone says slow charging. galaxy s8 plus. 7 hour charge.. very unhappy.

Overall Review: no

Pros: Shipped quickly Well packaged Fully functional as described

Cons: I can't say the price is bad. It just seems these cables are overpriced however as compared to others on the market, they were the best bang for the buck.

Overall Review: If you need a good 6' USB-C to USB-A, this product will do the job quite well

Overall Review: It's pretty simple—Rosewill is always the cheap stuff that's good. I'm using this as a phone charger cable, so I can use an older, low-output charger on a modern phone. Charging more slowly creates less heat and is a little kinder to a battery.

Overall Review: It has that trademark USB 3 thickness but isn't overly rigid. Works as advertised.

Overall Review: Very great!