Amazon Basics USB-C (Source) to HDMI (Display) Cable Adapter (Thunderbolt 3 Compatible) 4K@30Hz, 6-Foot, Black

This Amazon Products USB C (Source) to HDMI 4K actually works and is simple plug and play. The connectors are hefty and the cable is quality made. It is currently installed using an iPhone 16 Pro connected to a Sony 4K smart TV with no connectivity issues. However, the images on the TV are smaller than I would like. I recently ordered another brand that did not work. There was no product support available for trouble shooting.

worked like a charm and as advertised

Needed a cable to connect a phone to a tv. Not all cables are the same! This will do it!

Poor instructions...cannot connect!

Works great! Allows me to use the TV in my RV as a second monitor for my iPad Air. I use it to watch recorded movies on the TV.

I bought this Amazon Basics USB-C to HDMI cable to connect my MacBook Pro to a 4K external monitor, and it worked flawlessly right out of the box. The video quality is crystal clear at 4K @ 60Hz, with no lag or flickering. Setup was plug-and-play—no drivers or settings to mess with.The build quality is impressive for the price. The aluminum housing feels sturdy, and the braided cable gives it a more premium feel than most budget adapters. At 6 feet long, it gives me plenty of flexibility for my desk setup without being too bulky.✅ Pros:Sharp 4K @ 60Hz video outputWorks seamlessly with Thunderbolt 3/USB-C devicesSolid build and premium feelGreat length for desktop or TV setupsExcellent price compared to name-brand alternatives⚠️ Minor Note:Make sure your USB-C port supports video output (not all do)Final Thoughts:This is a fantastic option if you need a reliable and affordable USB-C to HDMI cable. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and it does it well. I’d definitely buy it again.

While the cable does mirror my iPhone 15 Pro Max's screen normally, it doesn't work when using with streaming apps (YouTube, Disney+, etc). Tried with multiple different TV's and displays with no success (got a blank screen or a message saying it isn't compatible). The primary use for this cable to send streaming app video to an external display, and it seems it can't do it.

Seems to work although would prefer buying a higher capacity device. This does not support current normal standard devices. It should be well accepted that over 60 frames per second at 6K is pretty much the current standard, which will be erased in a couple of years requiring 8 to 10 K at 120 frames per second good luck.