Great 12V trigger cable. Works well when charing my 12V laptops from a power bank. Read more

works great with my ham radio setup Read more

I purchased the 100W 20V 5A Type C to DC 5.5 x 2.5mm power cable so that I would be able to supply power to my mini-PC (which is rated for 19V, 3.42A) while I was traveling and couldn't use the larger brick power supply. So far they have worked great! The braiding on the cable feels very high quality and I am now able to use any power brick (or power bank) that is capable of providing power through a PD USB-C port. The cord wrap it also comes with has been very handy for storing and transporting the cords. Read more

This cable works perfectly, however there is one detail that you will want to be aware of: The fact that this is a cables that triggers 12V makes it a bit unique simply because many PD chargers do not have the capability of outputting 12V. As an example, many USB-C PD chargers can output 5V, 9V, 15V, and 20V. Note that 12V is not listed here. In order for this cable to work, you will need to make sure that the USB-C charger you use it with has the ability to output 12V. If your USB-C charger is not capable of 12V output, it will fall back to 9V which may not be sufficient to power a device that needs 12V. This is in no way a fault of this cable, but it is something that you should be aware of. Read more

I bought these to power my two Yamaha CK series keyboards and a small Yamaha mixer for use in a live music setting. Originally my 3 devices each had an unsightly oversized 12V/1.5A power supply that was quite a mess when all 3 were plugged in. Note: these cables do not step up the voltage, they signal the PD power supply to send 12V, so you need to ensure your PD power supply can do that. I purchased these cables and a 350W PD3.1 power supply (with USB C ports and 12V listed as one of it's power levels) that handled enough power to all three devices (and my phone charging) with headroom to spare. Before I plugged in any of the devices into the keyboards, I checked voltage with a meter and all were virtually the same voltage as my OEM power supplies. Also, to clarify, it's + on the inner part of the barrel, and - on the outer sleeve on the barrel connector end (same as most typical 12 power supplies). I now have a single brick plugged in to a single outlet...and 4 cables all neatly bundled until they split apart to plug into each device. It's much neater, smaller, and cleaner. And best of all, all of the devices work flawlessly. Read more