Why use a dedicated USB-C cable tester?

USB-C cables are generally not marked, but play a crucial role in the transmission of power or data from and to your device. Testing the cable and knowing when it's faulty can save you hours or days of headache.
Without knowing, your phone could take ages to transmit data, your laptop can not charge or something else.
The cable tester featured is a prototype from here: ble.caberqu.com
There is a reason why your cable has some active electronics inside that use an IC to talk to your phone, laptop or other device that needs more power or data speed that USB2.0/15W. Watch the other video to learn more: • Why USB-C cables have ...
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[@williamchoga-lp5nr]

Where to buy?

[@quiescentcurrent]

ble.caberqu.com

[@michal-molka]

The rest of testers are USB port testers, not for testing cables.

[@quiescentcurrent]

Yes, definitely

[@michal-molka]

Nice. But only USB-C. I need also USB-A slot.

[@quiescentcurrent]

Thanks! There is in fact a tester for USB-A to USB-C cables called A2C caberQU. Those cables are much simpler as there is no eMarker inside and no option for USB4