Catch A Bad Charge Cable With Satechi USB-C Power Meter

Any Recommendations for USB C cables capable of Full Speed Charging QC 3.0? Been looking on Amazon with little Luck. Wasnt sure if there are any good known ones.

 

Amazon.com: AUKEY USB-C to USB 3.0 Cable Braided Nylon (6.6ft) for MacBook Pro, Google Pixel, LG G5, HTC 10, and More: Computers & Accessories

 

I just returned those. I had the 5 pack of those and they didn't work with my Moto Z Force. They did not show TurboPower. I used one of the 3ft ones.

 

moto phones don't support quickcharge. to get turbo charge you need either motorola turbo charger, verizon usb c charger or apple usb c charger which are 29w.

 

I dont know if that is exactly accurate. The Snapdragon 820 Supports QC 3.0.

I have this QC 3.0 Car Charger
Amazon.com: iVoler 54W 3 Ports Car Charger [2xQC 3.0 Port + Type C Port with QC 3.0 Tech] for Google Pixel / Google Pixel XL, Galaxy S6/S6 Edge, Nexus 6P/5X, and More -Three Turbo Rapid Ports All Support QC 3.0: Cell Phones & Accessories

and this USB C Cable (USB C to USB C)
Amazon.com: USB Type-C Cable, JDB® USB 3.0 Type-C to Type-C Cable 3.3ft Reversible Connector Cable for new MacBook 12 inch, ChromeBook Pixel 2015, Nokia N1 Tablet and More (Type-C to Type C Cable-Blue): Cell Phones & Accessories

This Setup does allow the TurboPower Charging. I want a USB C to USB A Cable though.

 

according to Solved: How to Identify Turbo Charge or quick charge USB-C cable for a USB - Page 2 - Lenovo Community
turbocharge only works with usb c to usb c connection. so if you're looking for usb a to usb c cable that turbo charges, it might show up as turbocharge but it really doesn't do it.

 

Thanks for the Info, That seems to clear up some. I guess I can get more cable like i have and just need to look for a Home Charger with USB C. It really is a shame that Moto has to have a Fixed Cable for their Charger. My Cable is starting to Flake out near the connector and if i touch it it stops charging or is intermittent.

 

I don't know if you have a battery mod with wireless charging built in, but what I do is charge the phone wirelessly over night. When I come home from work I remove battery pack and set it on charger while my phone is still at 100%. Towards the night the battery is recharged again and I slap it back on the phone which is usually around 50% power. The battery pack recharges the phone while draining itself and during night I set it on charger with phone attached and both are at 100% again in the morning.
I only use USB charger in rare cases or if I need to top off the phone and battery in short time.