Questions about Digitec USB-C - USB-C

I ordered the product and now I have to put it back in the packaging, otherwise I will never know what the cable can do again! There is no trace of labelling (which is sometimes present on other products). What a pity. Other manufacturers label their products e.g. by engraving with performance features. I had hoped for something like that. Soon I will no longer know what the cable can do :-(

We don't have one at the moment. However, we are happy to pass on the input, and it will probably come in the future.

Works perfectly for me

8mm high, 12.8mm wide

I'm right there with you! Nobody says: "Please give me a 210x297mm sheet of paper" - we say A4 and everyone knows. So why not just say: "This is a USBC - 10 Gbit/s - full stop." It would be much more relaxed for us mere mortals... and I wouldn't have to google my cable before I plug it in!

My guess is that the Digitec 3m cable does not fit properly from the plug. Yes, USB-C etc. but there are differences in quality. Maybe the three metres are too long after all. I use the cable to charge my smartphone and I already have problems with that.

This cable is compatible for charging a 2019 MacBook Pro, as it supports up to 100 watts of charging power, which is enough for most MacBook Pro models. However, make sure your MacBook Pro uses an adapter compatible with this power.

This USB-C to USB-C cable is compatible for charging a MacBook Pro, as it supports a charging power of up to 100 watts, which is sufficient for most MacBook Pro models. However, make sure you use a compatible USB-C mains adapter to take full advantage of its fast charging capabilities.

Power Delivery 3.0 (PD 3.0) and Quick Charge 3.0 (QC 3.0) are both charging standards that can support higher power levels than 36 W, depending on the source and the device being charged. The cable supports power levels of up to 100 W.

It supports Power Delivery 3.0 (up to 100W), so I assume it should work

Only 18 Gbit/s instead of 20? How was this tested and always the same? With a benchmark tool? I also have fluctuations with my cable, but that could also be due to the SSD itself.

Es gibt kein MFI Programm für USB-C Kabel von Apple, da Apple selber den USB-C Standard mitentwickelt hat und es dort bereits Anforderungen gibt: Developers and manufacturers of USB-C charging accessories and USB Device Class accessories that do not use any MFi Licensed Technologies or Licensed Components. Best practices and recommendations for developing USB-C accessories for Apple devices can be found in the Accessory Design Guidelines. (Note: accessories that implement iAP2 over USB and vehicles that support CarPlay over USB are part of the MFi Program). Quelle: https://mfi.apple.com/en/who-should-join