USB C Magnetic Adapter PD 240W(2Pack), 9PIN USB C 90 Degree Adapter/C Right Angle Adapters/360 &180 Degree C to C Adapters for 1Phone 17/16/15, Ma-Book Pro/1Pad Series, Samsung Galaxy, Tablet, Laptop

These things are amazing! Great quality, easy to use — it’s versatile. I use it for my iPad to keep dust out and an easy charge. Works on iPhone that doesn’t have a charging port cover on its case. My son saw it and also loved it and took one home with him too. Flexible, lights up to let you know it’s charging. Fast charging. Portable. Value for money. Easy to connect.

Got these for my 91 year old mother-in-law who couldn't keep her phone charged either with QI charger - kept knocking it off, or plugging in as she couldn't get the cable plugged in easily. She loves these. I put one on her phone and 1 on her tablet. The first set that I got had one of the cable ends that did not work. Amazon quickly shipped out a replacement.

This is a great adapter if all you want is to charge something. Solid mechanical connection that holds while you move your device but releases smoothly if tugged and does support high power charging. It also works for media, like USB storage, but I recommend against it because the easy disconnect could end up corrupting your media. It does not work for display port / monitor connection. That would have been perfect for me. If I could just use one of these at the office and home and easily switch between the two sites. But the laptop doesn't recognize monitors when connected with this adapter.

Originally started with cords with built in magnetic end for my child. When the cord ends were damaged the whole thing was wasted. These ends take whatever cord you want and turn them into magnetic ends. Very nice. It allows me more freedom in choosing what cord I want.

I bought this system so I could avoid direct connecting my Android phone to USB-C in my car to get Android Auto and Google Maps on my car's display screen. This I figure will prevent repetitive damage to the USB-C port on my phone. It works great! I leave one piece of the system plugged into my phone's USB-C port. That piece has a magnetic connection on the end of it. When I get in my car I simply attach the magnetic connector of the USB-C cable to the one on my phone. The other end of the cable stays plugged into my car's USB-C data port. The swivel joints allow for a variety of orientations while connected. I could use it at home or at work for charging as well, but I use wireless chargers instead.

The adapters themselves appear to be well constructed, but the packaging makes me suspicious of the actual quality. I ordered 2 sets, and they came in different packaging: - One package has the Vafoton branding on it (same name as the Amazon store selling this) - The other is nameless generic accessories package - it's the exact sort of packaging often used for cheap knock-off electronic accessories from China - and both of them are clearly labeled Made in China. Due to the cheap price and cheap generic packaging, I'm inclined to distrust the product specifications. A genuine - and safe - 240W adapter at this price point is just difficult to believe. (And the fact that there are several other product listings from "other companies" using the *exact* same product images suggests that the same item is being cheaply made and marked up under various brand names) The adapters do function, but I'll never use it for anything more than the 45W needed for fast-charging my mobile devices. For anyone else with a Samsung Galaxy phone, just FYI - although it's very small, the magnet is strong enough that while it's plugged in the stylus doesn't reliably work on the bottom inch of the screen, and you'll occasionally get the Android system popup message about magnetic accessories interfering with it. I think I'll just stick to using these for charging my earbuds

While protecting your USB charger, this gives such freedom of options to have a clean look. Use them for Quest 3, laptop, PS5 controllers, and anything else where I want to have a clean right angle connection.

Eh. Fine. The magnets are bit weak, but unsure how strong you're allowed to make them before it starts affecting reliability. Bought a few of these, and they do kind of as advertised, they make reconnecting devices pretty simple. I'm pretty sure one of these fried the connection to my Macbook's battery. I was suddenly unable to provide power to my Macbook through USB-C OR the magsafe connector. As much as I'd like to blame the product, it's likely I accidentally pressed the magnet briefly against the magsafe connector, providing only 120W to a port not designed for it. No one's fault but mine, really. So 4/5. I don't care for the swiveling feature at all, and it's likely they'll fail faster over time because moving parts just do that. Next time, I'll purchase something simpler.

These are very nice high quality 90 Degree USB-C Magnetic Adapters that tilt 180 Degrees and swivel 360 Degrees and are ideal for charging or fast-charging USB-C devices (with appropriate cable and charger) and are easy to disconnect with a slight pull. There is support for 240W of power, but in reality, nothing much is using 240W of power as of today, but it is coming. I will be charging my USB-C Laptop, USB-C Android phone, USB-C iPhone 16 Pro, and various USB-C Portable Power Banks and other accessories that require fast-charge cables (I use 100W/240W cables) and USB-C fast-charge power sources (I have 65W/100W USB-C fast-chargers). Data transfer speed is 480Mbps (USB 2 speed), so very slow by today’s standard, but you need an appropriate USB-C device such as an iPhone 16 Pro to have fast data transfers, so this won’t affect most users anyway. These Magnetic Adapters, are very useful when used with smartphone’s and laptops, as these are expensive devices and you want to reduce wear and tear on the USB-C ports as much as possible, as these are points of failure over time and sometimes impossible to repair. If you’ve ever gotten up suddenly with your smartphone in your hand while it’s charging, you know what I mean, that sudden jerk on the cable is not very good for the USB-C port on the phone. Think of this USB-C Magnetic Adapter as an ideal charging point when used with a USB-C cable to quickly and securely disconnect from a device. Note: One thing to be careful with when transferring data with this Magnetic Adapter is to make sure it doesn’t accidentally disconnect from the cable of the other device, as this will cause data loss or corruption. So when used appropriately, these USB-C Magnetic Adapters are very practical. Note: Comes with a small prying tool to remove the adapter when your nails are short.

Great product. Recomend it. Worth the price. In long run protect yr computer/cellphone charging port from breaking. I had to smreplace my kids chromebook due to loosened charging port.

Excellent product that actually DOES work with high-wattage charging cables. Not all do. Competing products I've sourced from Amazon do the mag-safe thing fine, but stop my Yoga 9i from charging: they don't enable the USB-C cable to deliver required power. When that happens charging isn't just slow: it stops altogether. Also the inset plug you insert into the laptop USB port is easy to remove. Some, once installed, become quite challenging to remove. This mag-safe connector offers 360-degree range of motion; my other ones do not. That makes cable placement safer (closer to the laptop, not hanging out) and less likely to get caught on passing clothes or objects. I like that. THIS MAG-SAFE CONNECTOR WORKS. Buy with confidence.

I saw these and knew I had to try these adapters; they insert into the device port and when not being used by the data and/or charge cord, the adapter can be separated from it's magnetic base which stays in the orignal device port and protects it from dust. There's a tool that comes with the adapters if the base needs to be removed. I've used them on different devices like cell, tablet, keyboard and anything else I've tried. They are a device saver those times that I forget if I'm charging a device when I pick it up, but instead of yanking the cord and potentially damaging the port or dropping the device, the adapter just disconnects from it's magnetic base. It's handy for the vehicle, especially at night since the 2 parts of the adapter connect so easily; I just leave the top part of the adapter on the charge cord that I keep in my vehicle since the base is already in my phone. It can be angled and positioned to go in the directions where needed, plus they work well as an extender for ports where the case may be in the way. Fast charging still works using these, but I don't have anything that is 240W, but when I do I'll be prepared with these!

What's included: - USB-C magnetic adapter PD 240W (2 pack) - Plastic removal tool The USB-C magnetic adapters by VOFOTON work well and based on my testing provide the appropriate PD negotiation and flow through without issues. Data transfer rates are at USB 2.0 speeds. Also please note that these adapters do NOT offer video flow through. The adapters are made of a combination of metal and plastic and weigh 5 grams each. The length of each adapter is 4cm roughly. Because of their construction I keep these adapters attached to the metal legs of my desk thanks to their magnetic properties. The adapter consists of two parts, the base and the head. The base has a 9-pin connector which works very well and the base is the part with the female USB-C port. Also, at the elbow of the base, its possible to swing the top part of the base 180 degrees which allows for configuration into virtually any circumstance. The other part of the adapter is the head with the male USB-C tip. Because of the way this tip sits on the base, the tip can rotate 360 degrees and so in addition to the 180 degree ability of the base, this is how the listing states a total of 540 degrees. This setup really allows for attaching to a USB-C port at virtually any angle and in tight spots. Furthermore, there two great benefits to the design of this adapter. First, its not necessary to always plug and unplug a cable into something like your phone for charging which can cause problems with the port the more you are plugging and unplugging a charging cable into it. I simply just keep the head in the USB-C port of my cell phone and the base connected to the charging cable and when I wish to charge my phone, I just connect the two pieces, This brings me to the second main benefit of the adapter and that is, it prevents one from having to put unnecessary stress on one's charging cable. No more having to plug the cable in at awkward angles etc. Because of the 540 spin and rotation, I just let the adapter do the turning and bending so the charging cable does not - great for the cable! I tested the performance of the adapter two ways to evaluate data transfer speed. First, I created a 10GB file of all zeros to calculate the transfer speed based on a real world environment of my PC. The second method I used was to use a third party's software to evaluate speeds at the 8 GB level for both the read and write of a particularly fast SSD so it would not be the bottleneck in the test. The tests were performed both with and without the adapter. I found that under both circumstances (with or without the adapter) the transfer speeds were as expected and this tells me that the adapter does not represent an issue when it comes to data transfer speeds. To evaluate PD negotiation and power I used a power block as well as a cable and end destination phone. Here too I found power and PD negotiation with the adapter attached to work well and not have any adverse impacts during the charging process. Overall, performance worked as expected. I did try to see if video would work but it did not so running a thunderbolt cable from my laptop through to a monitor did not result in any video being displayed on the monitor. There is also a small plastic tool that is available if needed to remove the head. One thing that I would suggest being a little cautious with is which devices this adapter is used with since some USB-C ports are deeper than others and taking out the tip (head) maybe a slight challenge. That's when you may need to reach for the plastic tool provided, but in any event if using the tool or not, be somewhat cautious when removing the tip or you may find it on the floor and difficult to find. Overall, this adapter works well. The 9-pin system is terrific and the magnet is very, very good. PD negotiation is great and data transfer speeds are what is expected. Power is also good and not impacted by the adapter when charging. There are two adapters in the package with a noted PD of 240 W which I was not able to measure fully however what I did test worked well. These are also quite useful in protecting USB-C ports and so they are worth the small investment and I do consider them an investment especially if they can be used to protect laptop and phone ports. Pretty good value. Cheers,