I forgot to say in the video that the cables only support USB 2.0 transfer speeds of 480 Mbps. Also, the braided version is now showing as a separate product on the website… and the UK price on Amazon has dropped since recording this video.
Oof.. my immediate thought was; that what cable companies usually sell “audiophile” grade audio cables for. Also I haven’t yet found any cable that won’t break. The problem isn’t usually the number of bends the cable can take or the number of inserts the connector can take, every cable inevitably breaks at the point where the connector is attached to the rest of the cable because that’s where its both most fragile and where the most force is exerted be it bends, twists, or pulls. It’d be very interesting if you made a follow up video with long-term test results later! By Erin, of course 😃
A fool and his money are easily parted…. Would I spend that much on a cable? HELL NO…. I typically spend about GBP 8 every 3 years (or longer) on a good cable from ebay which is the right lengthy, is braided, the colour that I want and has LEDs. Oh and has a right angle plug!
Given the same company sells a 1.8m cable for 10 quid, I’d say the set is worth about a 1/3 of the asking price. I’ll keep an eye on it and see what it costs in a few months.
There’s a market on cables because phone companies start sending crappie ones included. The first usb cables from Mac use to last forever (they still work).
I’ve spent over a 100 on a single cable. The apple thunderbolt 4 cable is the perfect cable. The usbc standard is so fragmented so one cable that covers every standard usb 3 usb 3.1 gen 1 usb 3.1 gen 2 usb 4 thunderbolt 3 and 4. Along with DisplayPort 2.0 and 1.4 it’s worth every penny. All standards covered in one cable that also supports 100 watts usb PD.
A new thought. I always went with the original Apple ones. But now, there is a new system of providing charger. I feel I should take this question seriously and look at it. But it is hard to go away from the original. But I do have a unoriginal wireless charger...
I usually go with ESR or Belkin. They are good quality and gets discounted after a few months. So its a good deal. Plus they have both data and power. Cant imagine going with another set of cables just in case i need to transfer some files in bulk. They shud have designed the connectors to support data as well.
According to the website the cables support 480Mbps (USB 2.0), so actually a keyboard would work. But if you’re going to the trouble of making a premium USB-C cable, it really should support 10Gbps.
I forgot to say in the video that the cables only support USB 2.0 transfer speeds of 480 Mbps. Also, the braided version is now showing as a separate product on the website… and the UK price on Amazon has dropped since recording this video.
Cable? What cable? I looked at Erin the whole time. 😊
Definition of over-engineering
Great to see Erin back on the channel - very informative video as always. Thanks for sharing!
Oof.. my immediate thought was; that what cable companies usually sell “audiophile” grade audio cables for.
Also I haven’t yet found any cable that won’t break. The problem isn’t usually the number of bends the cable can take or the number of inserts the connector can take, every cable inevitably breaks at the point where the connector is attached to the rest of the cable because that’s where its both most fragile and where the most force is exerted be it bends, twists, or pulls.
It’d be very interesting if you made a follow up video with long-term test results later! By Erin, of course 😃
I bet Erin’s spent $110 on clothes. And by clothes, I mean all of them.
Would I buy them? Nope. But I really enjoyed the review!
My cables broke if this is the cable that wont break id get it
No idea about these 100$ Cables 😂 . But Aohi Chargers are some of the Best out
if there was a decently powerful charging brick in the package, i'd buy such cable set for that price...
One thing that is unclear on the Amazon web site is whether you can get a replacement for one of the yellow cables if you loose one?
Good point. Spare parts are important when you’re spending this much.
Pointless!
The moment I pay $110 for a USB-C cable then USB-D will come out.
Erin's look when you ask her about spending that much on a cable is the same look I'd give
Ridiculous not "cool" product and crazy price.
missed you guys! Definitely love your reviews, keep it up!
4:13 something is, indeed, really thick.
A fool and his money are easily parted…. Would I spend that much on a cable? HELL NO…. I typically spend about GBP 8 every 3 years (or longer) on a good cable from ebay which is the right lengthy, is braided, the colour that I want and has LEDs. Oh and has a right angle plug!
Given the same company sells a 1.8m cable for 10 quid, I’d say the set is worth about a 1/3 of the asking price. I’ll keep an eye on it and see what it costs in a few months.
There’s a market on cables because phone companies start sending crappie ones included. The first usb cables from Mac use to last forever (they still work).
I’ve spent over a 100 on a single cable. The apple thunderbolt 4 cable is the perfect cable. The usbc standard is so fragmented so one cable that covers every standard usb 3 usb 3.1 gen 1 usb 3.1 gen 2 usb 4 thunderbolt 3 and 4. Along with DisplayPort 2.0 and 1.4 it’s worth every penny. All standards covered in one cable that also supports 100 watts usb PD.
Apple is getting rid of Lightning this year, just buy a bunch of USB C cables, this is a waste of money.
She is very very sweet. God bless
Great video. Good to see Erin, she is looks Great, don't worry Dave you look ok! too😮 lol. Kidding, you all look great.😂
Still NO!
Erin is adorable.
Erin's initial expression and response says it all for me. Nope Nope Nope. But I enjoyed the review regardless.
A new thought. I always went with the original Apple ones. But now, there is a new system of providing charger. I feel I should take this question seriously and look at it. But it is hard to go away from the original. But I do have a unoriginal wireless charger...
Love the content! What’s happening with the pod?
too bulky to carry around traveling.
I usually go with ESR or Belkin. They are good quality and gets discounted after a few months. So its a good deal.
Plus they have both data and power. Cant imagine going with another set of cables just in case i need to transfer some files in bulk.
They shud have designed the connectors to support data as well.
According to the website the cables support 480Mbps (USB 2.0), so actually a keyboard would work. But if you’re going to the trouble of making a premium USB-C cable, it really should support 10Gbps.
@@ConstantGeekery Very true
4:30 definetly a teenager 🤣
… or a robot
I would pay $20 at the most
Haha, no word. 2:10