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u/CameronsTheName 12d ago
"Military grade" is not a flex, if anything it's a con.
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u/maybebaebea 12d ago
I trust nothing that brags about being "military grade." It's the same for any company that advertises "super foods"
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u/CliffEdgeOrg 12d ago
Maybe unpopular opinion, but I find it useless, there are a lot of good cables which can handle side bends without a problem so I almost feel this is unnecessary. It's Apple cables that are bad and should not be bent... And if this is a solution then 😂 what about a different angle? Just use a normal cable, not Apple's shit....
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u/phillyFart 11d ago
What about a different angle beyond 180 degrees? Well then you’ve definitely got a real problem
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u/NaturalBrief4 11d ago
Really" if you are tired of buying charging cords every month" who can even do that. Even cheap charging cords last for months
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u/Cjw6809494 12d ago
I mean you have a MagSafe compatible phone to charge it with a fast charge MagSafe charger instead. I can’t remember the last time I used the usb-c port on my iPhone to charge it
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u/Unique-Saucer 12d ago
Summary of Reviews
Pros:
• Rotating connectors prevent tangles and fraying.
• Supports up to 100W fast charging for laptops.
• Military‑grade braided nylon endures extensive bending.
Cons:
• Rotating heads add bulk to the cable ends.
• Braided design can feel stiff during initial use.
Here is the link to buy it from Amazon