chenyang USB C Flat Cable USB 2.0 Male to USB C Male 90 Degree UP Angled Ribbon Flex Extension Cable Adapter 0.5M

Used these for a flush mounted pc sensor panel, and the work great. Very compact, easy to assemble and lots of variability with different lengths on ribbon cable. No instructions are included, but if you’ve worked with electronics, you’ll have no issue. Each connector has a small black tab that flips over, then you insert the cable (paying attention to the contacts facing each other on the connector and cable), then flip the tab to lock it. Worked great for me.

This is a very specific cable that solves a couple of very specific problems. If you're trying to charge your phone then you're in the wrong place. If you're trying to slip a USB cable through a slot less than 0.5mm tall or you need an ultra-compact plug then this product is brilliant.

Works perfect for power but haven’t tried data transfer speeds. Super awesome for a 3d printed project.

You need to assemble this cable as the connectors and cable are coming separated and you need to assemble it yourself. the 90 angle is very big and wont fit a wall mounted tablet. very disappointing

This is a true ribbon cable...it's thickness is no more than a few sheets of paper, which makes it VERY flexible.Upon receipt, it came in 3 parts...the cable itself and the two detached plugs, which required fastening to the cable via a snap down hinge.It only took a minute or two to do this, but out of the DOZENS of charging cables that I have used over the last 20+ years, thus is the first that the user has to assemble prior to use.Once assembled, it allows the high current of my wall charger to access the phone with a resulting short recharge time, so the overall DC resistance must be commendably low.MAYBE the detachable nature of the clip-on plugs will minimize stress related cable failures. Let's see how this continues to perform for the next few months.

Using inside a Voron Trident for control of BTT HDMI 5. Works perfect.

Product comes with assembly required and the instructions provided (here) are clearly for a different model.Could have been a fantastic product and exactly met my needs if the construction was not so shoddy for connecting the ribbon cables.

This is the kind of connector cable you'd see *inside* a device. the solder points etc. will be exposed even after it has been assembled, it would be ideal if you were creating your own docking station/viewing stand. I assembled it and it is charging my phone, so I'm going to try it as a stand alone cable, but I hold out no great hope, it's fragile. It did come in a cute little round plastic pill box that it fits back into after it's put assembled.That said, I don't see any assembly instructions so I'll give you mine. They're easy. Each piece has a little black bar at the end, about a centimeter long. You flip the bar up with your thumbnail, then slide the cable in and click it shut again. The cable should have the electronic white/silver part facing down when you insert it so it's making contact with the other silvery bits. That's it.