TODN USB 2.0 B to USB C with OFC Core, HiFi USB Printer Cable Audiophile for Phone/Tablet/Laptop to DAC/Sound Card

This Cable is amazing!! I use it for my printer because my original cord onn have a slow transfer speed and would take minutes to print. This cable actually functions quickly and transfers data immediately once I hit the print button. It's affordable and I highly recommend!! The length is pretty short but with some rearranging you should be fine. Connectivity is phenomenal as it connects just fine to my Samsung laptop as it have 3 usb-c's. The look is also nice with the stitching around the cord. I'm not using it for my phone so I cannot talk about sound quality.

I bought this cable in a 10’ version to easily stream lossless music directly from my phone into my music room DAC. I’m very pleased, it does just what I wanted, sounds great and seems well built.

I have a KEF speaker system with a USB-B jack that allows a digital connection to the DAC. Works great with my iPhone or iPad with USB-C to stream lossless Apple Music. Much nicer than using a USB-B to USB-A with a USB-A to USB-C dongle.

Great packaging. Decent build.But compared to my Audioquest cable, it sounds hollow and splashy. Maybe not a fear comparison as the Audioquest is twice the price.

High quality and fits perfectly!

Too expensive

Good cable if you want to connect phone or other source to DAC and get up to 384 kHz.

A good replacement from the black thin accessory cable that I have. Sound presentation is pleasurable enjoyment. And a great improvement to cable that I have. I felt that I made a correct decision.

This cable comes in a plastic zip pouch inside a slim cardboard box. Both connectors are covered with a flexible plastic-type webbing, to protect them, as opposed to the hard plastic caps you often find on new connectors.The cable jacket feels premium to the touch, and the connectors feel strong and well-design for strain relief.I used it to connect a windows computer to a audio interface, and everything functioned perfectly as expected. Connectors feel like a secure fit; the USB-C was especially a tighter fit than I find typical. Not sure if that implies anything; I hope it doesn't mean the rest of my USB-C connectors will now feel loose in the same port!Anyway, build quality is solid. I honestly can't bring myself to comment on "sound quality"; lets be honest, this is a digital connection and will not have any impact on the data that traverses the cable—it would be silly to imply otherwise.I appreciate it all around and will continue to use it in my setup! I would recommend it without reservation.

This is a very nicely made USB-B to USB-C cable with noticeably good build quality.The connectors feel solid and the cable itself has a durable braided outer sleeve that gives it a more premium feel than most standard cables. The strain reliefs and metal connector housings are also well finished and feel like they should hold up well with regular use.I have been using this to run my MIDI controller and it actually seems to improve the performance compared the cheaper cable I was using before. I expect it will be more reliable in the long run.The length is convenient for typical desk or equipment rack use, and the cable feels flexible without being flimsy.Overall it definitely gives the impression of a higher-end cable compared to basic USB cables.ProsExcellent build qualityDurable braided jacketSolid metal connector housingsGood strain reliefConsHigher price than basic USB cablesOverall:A well-built cable with premium construction. If durability and build quality matter more than buying the cheapest cable available, this appears to be a good option.

I’ve been using this cable for about a month now, and it has been fantastic. While it is on the pricier side, the cost is easy to justify if you’re working with audio or anything that requires low latency.Performance & Use CasesiPad & Keyboard: I originally picked this up to connect my electronic keyboard to my iPad after losing my old cable. It works perfectly with minimal latency.Audio Interface: Where this cable really shines is with my PreSonus AudioBox 96. I was previously using the original cable that came with the interface, but I frequently dealt with audio crackles and line noise. Since switching to this cable, those issues have completely disappeared.Build QualityThe 3.2ft length is perfect for my desktop setup, though you might want to grab a longer version if you need more slack. The connectors feel high-end and secure, and the nylon braiding on the cable itself feels very durable and built to last.Final VerdictIf you are looking for a high-end USB-B to USB-C cable for a music or recording setup, I highly recommend this one. It’s an investment, but it’s worth every penny for the jump in audio quality and reliability.

These are very nice for the price.

Yes… I absolutely have this hooked up to a basic office printer at the moment, and it’s almost comical. Braided jacket, aluminum alloy housings, gold-plated connectors, quad-core OFC conductors… all to print spreadsheets. My printer has no idea how fancy its life has become.That said, my real use for this cable is connecting my Ableton setup — specifically my Novation Launchpad S DJ pad — to my PC. And that’s where a quality cable actually matters.The build quality is immediately noticeable. The 6.5mm braided jacket is thick but still flexible, and it routes cleanly across my desk without kinking. The aluminum shells feel solid and premium, and the connectors seat firmly with zero wiggle. No cheap, hollow-feeling plastic here.It’s a USB 2.0 Type-C to Type-B cable, which is exactly what you want for audio interfaces, MIDI controllers, DACs, or older studio gear that still uses the square USB-B port. Plug-and-play, no nonsense.Marketing aside about “burn-in,” what I care about is stability — and this cable delivers. No dropouts, no random disconnect sounds mid-session, no weird digital noise. The tinned copper braided shielding seems to be doing its job. In a studio environment with lots of electronics and potential interference, that matters more than anything.The gold-plated connectors and tight fit also give me confidence that I’m not going to lose signal from a loose connection during a session.So yes — it’s hilariously overbuilt for printer duty.But for connecting music gear, DACs, sound cards, MIDI controllers, or anything in a studio chain, this is exactly the kind of cable I prefer.If you just need to print documents, this is luxury-tier.If you’re running audio gear, it’s legitimately a solid choice.

This cable has a very formal "black-tie" look to it. The connectors are gold-plated and the cable is sheathed in a nylon mesh. But while this cable works as a printer cable, there are cheaper alternatives. What's special is that it supports USB-C, as all cables should! USB-C opens up the possibility that you can print directly from your phone or pad/tablet. This turned out not to be the case for me. I have a Brother and an HP. They each require an app on your phone, which informed me that my printers did not support USB printing from devices. I do not understand why that would be but I could not get that to work. It's not the cable's fault. My phone did see the printers and the manufacturers' apps identified them. Your mileage, etc.I don't have any audio equipment that needs this kind of cable but I suspect that's where it's true value lies.

This cable is not cheap, as far as USB B to C goes, but it is worth it IMO.This is a very robust cable that provides excellent audio clarity. More importantly, for me, though, is that it greatly reduces lag and timing issues when connecting my MIDI controllers to my computer. The mid-range cables that I have been using have been inadequate when trying to mix and play "live," with noticeable delays that throw off timing. That is especially bad when trying to get a "groove" going. It ends up being stuff that can be fixed afterwards, but it is jarring to be trying to layer sounds together and have them sound off while I am doing it.The gold plated connectors provide a good connection, and they should last a long time.These are a really good balance between affordability and performance. They provide a very significant upgrade over low and mid grade cables, while not breaking the bank like professional cables that can easily cost $250 to $1500. The difference in quality between this $55 cable and a $20 cable is extremely significant and noticeable, while the difference between this and a $250 cable is quite a bit less, especially if not performing live or recording professionally.I have the 3.2 ft model, and I do really wish it was the 6.5 or 9.8 ft version so that I could have more options when it comes to placement of equipment. I use a desktop however, and would not have the same issues with a laptop, or if I had a USB hub that matched the quality of the cable. This is not an issue with the cable though, it is an issue with me getting a cord that is long enough. The longer versions do not cost much more, and the added length would be great. The 3 ft cable is better if you do have a really good hub.I would highly recommend this for people that want to get better sound output for their equipment or better performance out of their electronic instruments and controllers. I feel like it offers a lot of improvement for the price, and it is a solidly built cable that should last a long time.

Well made. Eliminate some electrical noise from our system.

Muy buena calidad de construcción

Just what I needed to connect my surfans music player to the denafrips ares15 dac. Excellent music quality.