LTT TrueSpec Cable USB Type C to C (240W)

The Sixth House Has Standardized Its Peripherals

Come, Nerevar. Put down that cable. Yes, the one from your drawer. What does it support? You do not know. Who manufactured it? You cannot say. Yet you entrust your data to it. Your power. Your burden of glorious purpose. And you call me mad. For ages, my forge has overflowed with inferior cables sold to me by Khajiit merchants. Copper of such dubious quality that I suspect Ea-nāṣir has returned under the name “USBFAST Official Store.” I have inscribed my complaints upon clay tablets. Customer support has marked them resolved. Yet you arrive before me carrying a cable you found at a gas station. “It fits the port,” you say. What a grand and intoxicating innocence. Does it carry data, Nerevar? Does it carry power? Does it carry anything beyond the aspirations of its manufacturer? You do not know. You must bend it near the connector and await a sign. I am a god. I will not hold the wire at an angle. Then came Linus. I purchased four of his TrueSpec cables. Two Type C to C, rated for 240 watts. Two Type A to C, to extend my mercy to the ancient devices that still serve the Sixth House. They are everything he claimed, and more. I expected cables. I received a new standard by which to condemn my existing possessions. Forty gigabits per second for the one-meter C to C. Twenty for the two-meter. Ten for the A to C cables. Their capabilities are plainly declared. No prophecy. No pilgrimage through seventeen contradictory product listings. No “SUPER SPEED” followed by an asterisk large enough to confused with Azura's Star. What a grand and intoxicating conductivity. I suspect this Linus possesses Dwemer ancestry. The craftsmanship is compelling evidence. His stature has also been entered into the record. At last, a little tonal architect has emerged from his Canadian stronghold bearing something worthy of a god. And he has made it available through conventional shipping. Kagrenac could never. You ask whether I truly needed four. How can you question a god’s cable requirements? What could you possibly know of my peripheral infrastructure? Already, my old cables have begun their exile. They lie in a lesser drawer, among the obsolete adapters and the proprietary charger whose device has been dead since the Third Era. Let them contemplate their false specifications in darkness. I am building a new world, Nerevar. It will have peripherals. My only grievance is with this review form. Five stars. Five. Even now, the Sixth House is denied representation. Nevertheless. Full marks.

Worth the money

The LTT cables are worth every dollar extra over your normal cable if you’re looking for high performance, quality and trusted. As soon as you open the box you can tell your money was well spent.

Not the best everyday cable

These are fine. But not without faults. It's very nice to have the multitude of lengths available. While I can appreciate the dedication to high-spec cables, they are pretty bulky as a result. The extra weight of that bulk combined with a rather loose connector means these are constantly falling out of everything. I like them, but maybe only for a fixed device.