NetDot Gen10 Magnetic Fast Charging USB-C to USB-C Adapter Converter Compatible with Type-c Smartphones(3 Pack Black)

So these do their job, just not the job that i wanted. I dont know if thats a problem with how these are made, or the Gen 10 magnetic connection it uses.If all you are looking to do is make your existing charging/data cable magnetic, this will do that. But if you are trying to do something creative like make your USB DAC/Headphone adapter magnetic, it just is not going to work.And honestly, if all your looking to do is make your charging/data cable magnetice, there are much better options out. Cheaper options to.

Unable to really review durability. If you have a pixel 3, and you want full 3000mah (3Amp) charging, you will need one of these adapters, and a regular USB-C to USB-C cable capable of high speed charging. If you go with the Gen10 NetDot cables directly, you won't get above 1500mah since it's Type-A to USB-C. Even if you convert Type-A to USB-C it won't work. This adapter seems to be the only way to get the pixel3 high speed charging. The blue LED is a bit annoying, but usually you can just turn it away from you. If you run into the case where one direction the phone charges and if you turn the cable around it doesn't, then try a different USB-C tip. Out of about 9 USB-C tips, two of mine had this problem, the rest don't. It's supposed to charge in either direction high-speed. In general the nub sticks out about 6mm from the phone, with 1mm of wasted space where the USB-C tip won't go in further. Overall, so far so good. Was able to confirm my USB-C to audio head jack adapter worked with this as well.

Warp charge compatible for oneplus 7pro. That was what I got these for, and ended up plugging these things into all my USB-C devices.The magnet is understandably medium strength. It's not like I'm going to be putting my devices (that I'm charging) under heavy and great movement use.

These adapters are great! My wife has nearly destroyed my QC 3.0 cable, after yanking her laptop with the USB-C plugged in ... twice. Also, she uses iOS phone and I use an phones, so to simplify charging experiences, switching to this was a great way to reduce the amount of charging cables.The only downside to these USB-C adapters is that of course, they're still only compatible with USB-C products even if using the appropriate gen10 plugs. I tested with Anker Zolo headphones and an older Kindle Fire HDX both using USB-micro plugs and they do not charge whatsoever. But as soon as I plug my phone in with usb-c plug, it reports 'charging rapidly'.Note: As others have mentioned, durability is an issue. My son banged my wife's phone (with case) on the table a few times, and half of the magnet of the lightning plug broke off. Also, after getting the Gen10s, the Gen3s that I was using before all broken apart. I was only able to salvage 1 plug.

Yup, works great with Oneplus Warp charge (Pics 1 and 2)! Yes, some bit of rough movement will disconnect your phone from charging or from your PC/laptop so don't move your phone around when it's plugged in but it's strong enough to.... Hang around (Pic 5). Speaking of hanging around, if you have any magnetic cables (Pics 6 and 7), with the same connectors as this adapter and plug, use them.Now for us wired headphones users; In pics 2 and 3, I showed off a YT video and in the status bar, you can see the headphone icon. Don't think for a second that you can connect the Oneplus Usb Type C headphone dongle with another magnetic adapter and connect it to the plug that is in your phone. It is only for charging but I wanted to try it out. If you have a Bluetooth adapter like I do and still want to use your favorite wired headphones, do that. I'm doing this just so I don't have to keep pulling out the magnetic plug and worry about the port deteriorating over time as I do this just to plug in the Type C headphone dongle.Overall, I say it's worth getting if you own a Oneplus phone and want to continue using Warp charging.Thank you very much.

Summary: I changed to magnetic attached chargers after the clip in the usb plug in my phone stopped holding the charger, so it wouldn't charge. Had to buy a new phone (same price as repairing it). With this, you insert the receiving end into the phone usb-c port one time, and leave it there, never remove it. Then to charge, just bring the other magnetic piece to it, they lock together and the charging light comes on. This also protects the phone when I grab while its charging. The magnets protect the phone by just letting go vs ripping the charging cord out of the usb. Highly recomend this.Only issue is, in previous shipments, the part connected to the charger with the light, in a couple units, the light is always on, even when not connected. Doesn't affect operation, just a little annoying. Another one would only light up if it were connected face up vs phone turned over face down.So thats why I bought these 3, to replace the ones not working right. So far, these 3 are performing perfectly. The charging light is off until its connected to the phone, and it doesnt care what orientation the phone is (face up or face down) when it connects.Overall, very very happy with this product & have recommended it to friends2 things: These come for Micro-USB and for USB-C, so make sure you order the right one (ask me how I know), and they come in different colors, so check its the color you want (all my others are blue, I didn't pay attention, so these are black. I just prefer something colorful cuz its easier to see... These days I only buy pink, orange or neon lime tools too, cuz I waste too much time looking for where I set them down).Only down side is their Micro-USB ends are not compatible with the USB-C ends (I know the difference, but at the point where their 2 magnetic pieces connect, no reason that couldn't be standardized between the 2. So bottom line is you need different adapters for your blue tooth micro-usb charge port in your ear piece than for your usb-c phone. No big deal, just an observation. I in the car I have a micro-usb cord that I can use to charge ear piece, or attach a usb-c converter, so I can use that line to charge either (albeit slowly, but it works for either one).One thing I would like that I have not seen from this company that I would get is a magnetic connector that attaches at 90 degrees vs straight down. Would make it easier to use the phone while its connected and I'm on the couch next to it.

Out of the three adapters, one of them broke in that the magnet came off of one end. the adhesive that held it in place wasnt strong enough for some reason. I don't expect the other two to last very long because of this. It's not a hard fix but keep in mind the magnet's polarity when placing the magnet back in or you will not be able to fix it without a stronger separate magnet.

So far so good won't know completely until a few weeks of use although it seems like a cheap connection, no metal pins just a cheap looking contact point. Time will tell.