SuperFlex USB-C Cable, Right-Angle to Straight - 9in
Our Review
Moment SuperFlex USB-C Cable, Right-Angle to Straight 9in — Reach Plus Durability for the Road
The gist: A little more length than the stubby version, still built with a right-angle end for tight rigs and a straight end for a normal wall plug or power bank.
- Right-angle to straight USB-C: the angled end tucks into a mounted camera cage or phone rig, the straight end plugs cleanly into a standard charger or laptop port.
- Ultra-thin 3.5mm coaxial build: low bend radius so it coils flat in a packing cube instead of kinking.
- USB-C 4.0 rated, up to 240W: enough to fast-charge a laptop, camera grip, or power bank on the go, per B&H Photo's listed specs.
- Up to 40Gb/s data transfer: quick enough to dump travel footage to an SSD without swapping cables.
B&H Photo's product listing specs this cable at USB-C 4.0 with 240W power delivery and 40Gb/s transfer, and Moment sells it as the 9in step-up from its 4in dual right-angle version for setups that need a bit more reach.
Best for: travelers who want one durable cable that reaches from a mounted rig to a nearby outlet or power bank without kinking. Skip it if: you're plugging into an outlet across the room — at 9in it's still a short-reach cable, not a desk-length one. Runs ~$18.75 — check the current price before buying.
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