My advice is to spend more on USB-C cables and buy ones which can do a lot of power, high-speed transmission (10-40 gbps), and video (4k or 8k).
USB-C cables are mechanically identically, but electrically very different. There are few things as annoying as debugging your monitor or your phone isn't charging because you grabbed the wrong cable.
Also, make sure they are labeled. Debugging is impossible if all your cables are just black, white, or gray.
What's really needed is a cheap cable tester. You plug in a cable, and it tells you what it supports.
This cable is limited to 480mbps, or about 1% of the speed of a 40gbps cable. It will work fine for charging, but for me, that's a no-buy. I don't need more useless cables.
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USB-C cables are mechanically identically, but electrically very different. There are few things as annoying as debugging your monitor or your phone isn't charging because you grabbed the wrong cable.
Also, make sure they are labeled. Debugging is impossible if all your cables are just black, white, or gray.
What's really needed is a cheap cable tester. You plug in a cable, and it tells you what it supports.
This cable is limited to 480mbps, or about 1% of the speed of a 40gbps cable. It will work fine for charging, but for me, that's a no-buy. I don't need more useless cables.
Thank you!