sharge USB C to USB C Cable, Phantom Type C Charging Cable for Gaming Keyboard Fast Charging Cable for MacBook, iPad Air 4, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, Switch, LG, STORM2 and More (240W 3.9ft)

The Phantom C to C cable by Sharge is a well-constructed and durable product. If you're looking for something strong, sturdy, and unique, I highly recommend it. The cable is thick and robust! Some users might find the connectors a bit bulky, but this provides a solid grip. I primarily use it to charge my Sharge Shargeek 170 portable charger from a wall socket, but it also fits iPhones and iPads with cases without any issues. The connectors feature a "starlight" indicator that lights up when the cable is connected and delivering power. Additionally, there's a peculiar joiner that Sharge claims enhances charging speed. Personally, I haven't noticed any difference in charging speed with using this cable or another quality cable without it, so I believe it's more for aesthetics. The cable also includes a leather belt clip for neat storage. In essence, this cable performs like any regular USB-C to USB-C cable. I purchased it because it complements my Black Sharge transparent charger with its yellow accents. Do you need this expensive charging cable? Probably not, as a standard USB-C cable would do the job at a fraction of the cost.

オーディオケーブルのような高い質感。 充電中にコネクタの白い部分が光ります。 ケーブル途中に謎のパーツがありますが何のためのものかな？ 高速充電ではケーブルの質も大事だと思うので 大事なスマホを安全に充電するために。

Excellent cable, well made and the lights on the cable let me know if I've left the plug on! Phone charges nice and fast as well

Does it work? Yes. Is it high quality? Yes. Have I ever found a single charging port or device that could handle the 240w capacity? NO. It's a waste of money for now, for me. And it will be for years to come, I expect.

The feel and design of it are lovely. It’s flexible, with a decent weight and has a velvety texture in the hand. I docked a single star because the actual connector housing is overly large and bulky. Don’t buy this cable if you expect to use it in a series of ports, as it will definitely block neighboring ones.