Expensive, but looks great. I love sturdy cables because those cheap cables often fail. I will think about the set. Great video. You should review inexpensive meters. I always wonder how much power is leaving the charger and entering my devices.
These feel solid with the braiding and metal connectors, but they are pricy! But I think they still have a promo running at the moment, try AOHi20 for 20% off!
My first Apple device was the Second Generation iPod Touch! Super cool review! I love the lights on the cable as indicators to the charging speeds! & the little screw to hold the cables together is so nice! A little outside my range for a few cables but very useful to know that they’re also very durable! Awesome video as always Jack! :) Can’t wait for the next one!
Make the average cable, do it fancy, make the box 3x more expensive than the product itself and promote via influencers tadaaaaaa 100 USD for a cable :D
Upscale product, but looks durable. Nice presentation, Jack - an earlier than usual post, or is this a bonus vid? New technical term - cable tidy😊. LED a nice feature. Perhaps making the lock nuts and connectors magnetic would help. (BTW, I did purchase one of the last of the iPODs.) Cheers!
Hi Jack ~ To preface, TB = Thunderbolt. As you seem to have a good understanding of Apple cabling, in general, I was wondering what your thoughts are on cabling for older Apple devices. Specifically, I'd like to use our older MacBook Pro 15 (with TB 2 ports) with the newer TB3/TB4 cables. Why? Well, when one considers the insane cost of TB cables, it makes zero sense to invest in old TB cables, which are also very expensive. In addition, it's always a great idea to buy things that have a longer life-cycle (aka, "future proofing"), so I'd rather put our limited funds into more modern cabling ... and I just thought of a specific example. What if you wanted to use the older TB2 ports with a newer TB3 or TB4 external drive? I realize that the transfer speeds will be limited by the "weak link" in the transfer path, but, once again, I'd rather put our hard-earned into newer cabling. I've both liked and subscribed, so please keep on making these informative videos. Cheers!👍
Definitely not an expert haha, but here's what I know! TB3&4 uses cables with the USB-C connector, whereas the older TB1&2 use the mini DisplayPort connector. I know that Apple does make a TB3 to TB2 adapter, so that must mean at least some newer TB accessories are backwards compatible with TB2, with limited speeds, but I'm guessing there might be some that just aren't! I would imagine most external drives would be fine though. You might just have to try it to find out! Thanks so much for watching and Subscribing! ✌🏻
I agree. Nice cables, but even considering R&D costs this product probably only has an per unit production cost of about $40 to $60. Charging anything over $70 to $80 is just stupid.
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I’m always cautious about the cables for my Apple devices so it’s great to see MFI certification 👌🏽 awesome video Jack
Yeah! It’s great that they are! Thanks for watching Kristian! ✌🏻
Expensive, but looks great. I love sturdy cables because those cheap cables often fail.
I will think about the set. Great video.
You should review inexpensive meters. I always wonder how much power is leaving the charger and entering my devices.
These feel solid with the braiding and metal connectors, but they are pricy! But I think they still have a promo running at the moment, try AOHi20 for 20% off!
My first Apple device was the Second Generation iPod Touch!
Super cool review! I love the lights on the cable as indicators to the charging speeds! & the little screw to hold the cables together is so nice! A little outside my range for a few cables but very useful to know that they’re also very durable!
Awesome video as always Jack! :)
Can’t wait for the next one!
Thank you Ferno! iPod Touch was 👌🏻 Really cool cable set, nice design, durable and really like the colours. Thanks for watching! ✌🏻
If I remember correctly the MacBook Pro 16 inch only charges at 140W using the MagSafe charger?
That’s correct! It only supports up to 100W for USB-C ✌🏻
Make the average cable, do it fancy, make the box 3x more expensive than the product itself and promote via influencers tadaaaaaa 100 USD for a cable :D
They are dreaming with that price tag. It should be no more than $50.
Same goes to pretty much everything we are buying 😅
Thankfully, these costs only 60USD here at Asia
Upscale product, but looks durable. Nice presentation, Jack - an earlier than usual post, or is this a bonus vid? New technical term - cable tidy😊. LED a nice feature. Perhaps making the lock nuts and connectors magnetic would help. (BTW, I did purchase one of the last of the iPODs.) Cheers!
Thanks Paul! I’m away for a few days so this is something I pre-filmed! Yeah the LED is a nice touch! ✌🏻
Do you have a link for you power metre? Great content.
Yes, it’s by Pluggable. I’ve added a link in the description. Thanks for watching! ✌🏻
@@JCKRGB cheers pal
Hi Jack ~ To preface, TB = Thunderbolt. As you seem to have a good understanding of Apple cabling, in general, I was wondering what your thoughts are on cabling for older Apple devices. Specifically, I'd like to use our older MacBook Pro 15 (with TB 2 ports) with the newer TB3/TB4 cables. Why? Well, when one considers the insane cost of TB cables, it makes zero sense to invest in old TB cables, which are also very expensive. In addition, it's always a great idea to buy things that have a longer life-cycle (aka, "future proofing"), so I'd rather put our limited funds into more modern cabling ... and I just thought of a specific example. What if you wanted to use the older TB2 ports with a newer TB3 or TB4 external drive? I realize that the transfer speeds will be limited by the "weak link" in the transfer path, but, once again, I'd rather put our hard-earned into newer cabling. I've both liked and subscribed, so please keep on making these informative videos. Cheers!👍
Definitely not an expert haha, but here's what I know!
TB3&4 uses cables with the USB-C connector, whereas the older TB1&2 use the mini DisplayPort connector. I know that Apple does make a TB3 to TB2 adapter, so that must mean at least some newer TB accessories are backwards compatible with TB2, with limited speeds, but I'm guessing there might be some that just aren't! I would imagine most external drives would be fine though. You might just have to try it to find out!
Thanks so much for watching and Subscribing! ✌🏻
@@JCKRGB Cheers for the honest reply, Jack. Everything you wrote is perfectly logical to me, mate! 😎
@bt5526 You’re welcome! ✌🏻
Really good cables. However it is quite pricey. I believe 50% off would have been the sweet spot
Thanks for watching Andriy! ✌🏻
I agree. Nice cables, but even considering R&D costs this product probably only has an per unit production cost of about $40 to $60. Charging anything over $70 to $80 is just stupid.
Good review Jack but a little too costly for me alas.
Thanks Marten! Definitely at the top end of price for cables. But great quality and durability! ✌🏻
USB2 speeds are a deal breaker :/
Yep for a wire that price should be the last wire you need.