Worth Getting A Cheap USB-C Cables? INIU Swooshcord USB-C Cable Review скачать в хорошем качестве

Worth Getting A Cheap USB-C Cables? INIU Swooshcord USB-C Cable Review

You get what you pay for right? The Swooshcord isn't the worst performing cable in my collection, but it's far from being decent... Get your own INIU USB C to USB C Cable 240W 2-Pack Fast Charging Cord PD3.1 Type C to Type C Charger Cable by using this link: https://mreh.ca/4khvspP This is an Amazon affiliate link that will bring you to the right Amazon store for your location #ReviewerNotInfluencer #Reviews #iPhone In this video: 0:00 Intro 0:18 Design 0:50 Charging Speeds 1:00 Data Speeds 1:10 Durability 1:32 Post Bend Testing 1:43 Should You Get It? INIU USB C to USB C Cable 240W 2-Pack Fast Charging Cord PD3.1 Type C to Type C Charger Cable Review -Spec wise, this cable supports PD 3.1, 240W charging but doesn't state what USB version it is. (it's 2) -Physically, it's a little thicker than the usually USBC cable, the cable is stiff as it holds its shape, the connector is metal BUT each head is different -for length, I bought the 2m version and it's 2cm longer -the INIU cable is probably one of the most generous in terms of extra length... - Now charging performance -had a hard time hitting 100W consistently -VOltage drop of .73V which is above average -Cable reisstance was a tiny bit higher at .22 -Even though it's PD3.1, the cable only does USB2 data speeds -Write speed was higher than average but read was a hair lower -BUT mixed folder transfer is where the cable shards the bed -it's so slow... -that's a big red flag Post bend, nothing changed for the charge tests -but damn, the data was brutal -average speed for the large files was 19 and 22 -for the mixed files, it wasn't much better General Testing Procedure: Data: Data speeds were tested with a Samsung T9 Portable SSD connected to a M1 Mac Studio Tested 1, 5, 20 GB sized files and 1, 5 GB folders containing mixed files Data speeds were measured using fio Charge: Charge speeds were measured using a 140W Apple Charger, a PowerZ KM003c and a Siglent Eload Charge speeds measured across 15, 27, 45, 60W rates Bends: Bends were tested on a custom built bending platform Cables were bent to 90 degrees repeatedly, no pause at each bend Cable wasn't hard clamped, it was held in place by a channel in the platform to allow for a bit of twisting