Magnetic USB C Adapter 9Pins Type C Connector,Support 100W Fast Charge, 480Mb/s Data Transfer Compatible USB C Adapter for Pro/Air and More USB Type C Devices (Heibond 2020 Newest)

I thought that I hated the mag charger until I got an m1 mbp. Sure, one cable seems convenient, but in practice it’s really nice to have a quick connection and an L-bend. This adapter is the best of both worlds. Secure connection on both sides of the usb and a decently strong magnetic link between the components. Very satisfied.

With how I use my computer, I really felt a return to a MagSafe-type power dingus would be helpful for the times when a tear-away cable would come in handy; this item works as advertised, and on my MacBook Pro does NOT cover up or hinder plugging anything into the other remaining USB-C port, which is exactly what I was looking for.

If after you attache the device to which this connector is itself attached you never move the device--Great, but even small movements can disrupt the connection.

I like that I was soooo easy to connect, it basically attaches itself

This is an excellent idea, and man I really wanted it to work. like I wanted it to work so bad, but I plugged it in to my m1 MacBook Air on Tuesday. it was awesome. the magnets worked, it wasn't wide enough that it took up both ports, it looked great took a charge, then I went to give it its first full charge since getting the thing a couple days later. unfortuanaltly it didn't even make it though a full charge before totally quitting. it didn't damage my computer so that's positive, but the adapter is total junk.

this is good, thank you!!

I use this connector with a 2019 MacBook Pro and have found that works as advertised delivering the full charging potential of 94 watts. I have always been concerned about wear and tear on the Thunderbolt 3 port I use to charge the MacBook. I had been using a Short Dual Type-C Extender to protect the ports, but the extender made using a slip case impossible without removing the extender each time. Using this magnetic adapter solves this issue as the part of the connector that remains in the port is very slim.My only complaint is with the magnet strength. Many "100 watt" USB cables are too heavy and cause the connector to separate if the cord isn't well supported. I found this to be an issue with some cables when using the MacBook on my lap while charging.It is important to note that all USB-C magnetic charger adapters only provide a charger interface OR a USB 2.0 data connection. You cannot use this adapter to provide a connection to a USB-C hub for video, ethernet, or pass-through charging.

The media could not be loaded.  I've had a run of bad luck with power cords for notebooks. I believe that a traumatic childhood experience where a battery died and I had no replacement has resulted in me having too many batteries for everything and using my notebooks and tablets while they are plugged in to power. This has resulted in me pulling the power plugs out, tripping over plugs and pulling down a notebook, and other various and sundry issues that make me realize the childhood battery loss needs to be discussed with a therapist.I have four notebooks and two tablets that use USB-C power. This thing is so good I've already ordered another two. To use, you simply insert the computer part in the computer's USB-C port and the other part on the male end of a USB-C cable, and then the magic begins! The magnets are strong so it is easy to connect, BUT not so strong that disconnecting is difficult. As you can see from the video I was able to connect and disconnect with my hand more than six inches down the cable. I tested an "accidental" trip and the magnets came apart without issue, costing me the power to the notebook but the notebook stayed on the couch.When buying non-name brand products, the packaging and labeling tells me a lot about the company. Cheap packaging and no logo on the product generally eans the company wants the one sale and they are not looking to build a brand or retain customers. Good packaging and logo placement on the product means that a company is trying to build for the future, retain customers and they want you to know who made the product so they can do so. This is well packaged - it seemed like a jewelry box meant for display, and the company name is clearly visible on the product.The product that needs the most power - a Lenovo that requires 65W - functioned fine when connected. That notebook has displayed error messages when using a 61W power supply or a cable that can't handle that wattage - and using this with a 65W power supply did not cause any error messages and the computer ran and charged fine.This is an ingenious product and I'll be using them on all my USB-C devices.