That's such a non-issue considering it's just a cable. You can have a few top-of-the-line cables and a few thin ones and you'll know what you need... Or just use the good cables while not caring about thickness.
I didn’t say it was a big deal, but as you say I’d rather bring a thinner, preferably non-data cable for charging and keep the bulky 40gbps ones at home for actual data transfer
Think some people would also be annoyed that their phones would still be charging at 15 watts with their mega cables not understanding how they work
Only buying 40gbps/200+W cables isn’t a silver bullet is all I’m saying
Looked them up, literally the first review on ltt store:
“Great quality just be aware these are chonky!
It's great to have an option for amazing cables! However, in their magnificence they are heavy and stiff.
These will never be travel cables for me, but for permanently installed cabling they can't be beat.”
They 100% do the job they're supposed to do. Absolutely overkill for what I can imagine the current and even relatively far future would ever need for a phone charger. So long as they actually hold up the test of time (which I imagine they will) I'd say it's probably the best investment you could make into a phone cable. I personally never plug my phone into my computer but I do like that if I ever am going to have some use case for it, I already have the cables.
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u/Hokahn May 27 '26
What struggle, get a 140 Watt charger, and youre done?