For connection with the car system, it does not work with Xiaomi or Samsung phones. Buy a cable of the same brand as your phone.

I have the Honor 20 and the original cable was worn out, so I decided to buy this one as I saw good reviews. It is like the original cable and does its job just like the original cable.

Owner of Huawei P30 Pro.. Charges as it should with 40w which is the maximum for this phone.. Satisfied..

The cable is the same as the fast charging cables included in Huawei devices. Good build quality and full support for fast charging.

Replacement of the old cable for Huawei P20 Pro with the charger seems to be the same and maybe even slightly better in terms of its quality (due to the thickness of the cable, it appears slightly thicker to me). I am satisfied!

If you charge and use the mobile phone (Xiaomi mi10t pro), the battery drains even though it says fast charging. This doesn't happen with the phone's cable on the same charger.

Owner of Huawei P30 and the cable is compatible with fast charging. No problem with compatibility. Also, it fits perfectly with the case and buttons.

It doesn't work on mi 10 turbo charge with the company's charger.
Using another cable with the same charger goes to turbo charge.

I'm saying this so you don't fall for it like I did.
I thought it would work because of the 5A, but obviously it's not compatible with xiaomi's standard

I got it to replace the worn-out charger cable of my mobile phone. I have an Honor View 20. It charges normally with fast charging (Super Charging) just like the original one (which is also Huawei). That's what I wanted, so I made sure it was a 5A cable because I had a bad experience with a random cable from an electronics store that took forever to charge. So, it's perfect!

I bought it for my Huawei P20 Pro because my old cable broke, it works very well and supports fast charge :)

I am the owner of a Poco X3 NFC. I bought this cable, along with a Xiaomi fast charger, to have it as a second backup. It charges the same as the original cable/charger, without losing the fast charging capability. After some research, considering that having fast charging is a combination of the phone (software/battery), cable (3A/5A), and charger. Specifically, my charger supports a maximum of 33W. Now, another thing. I have a DELL Inspiron 17 7000 2-in-1 laptop, which has a 90W charger with an output of 19.5V/4.62A. Alternatively, it has a Type-C port, where you can also connect a USB for data transfer and charging. Here comes the problem, because while it charges with the Xiaomi charger, displaying a slow charging message, it doesn't charge at all with this cable. Strange, considering it is a 5A cable, it should work. If anyone knows something, please let me know.

Honest. It simply hinders those who do not step well. It takes a university to understand it... On mi note 10 lite from 5 to 100% in one hour

With the fast charger, if the device supports quick charge / super fast charge, it charges the mobile phone quickly.

It does not have good contact on the mobile (Huawei P10), resulting in not charging or when charging, the charging is constantly interrupted. It does not support fast charging.

Huawei mate 10 pro. Charging in a car lighter socket in combination with the "Baseus Circular Plastic Fast Charging Car Charger 5A 30W - Black - CCALL-YS01" achieves super fast charging. Awesome.

Everything is fine but when connecting it to my Huawei mobile phone, it doesn't have the perfect fit with the charging port like the phone's original cable does!