"<p><b>NOTE:</b></p> <p>1.This cable is USB-A to USB-C, NOT USB-C to USB-C</p> <p>2.Do not support iPad Pro 11 and iPad Pro 12.9</p> <p>3.This cord alone WILL NOT provide you with fast charging alone, you will need a power block rated for fast charging and a phone capable of the same.</p> <p>4.It will not fit those phones with Micro USB Port and Lightning Port.</p> <p>5.Google pixel xl/2/3/3xl is equipped with C-port wall charger in official, so when you use USB C to A Cable or the A-port wall charger, it can only charge normally but can not support fast charges, because pixel xl/2/3/3xl is using Google’s private charging protocol. If you want to charge quickly, you should use the pixel 2 original C-port wall charger and C to C cable.</p> <p>6.This cable will not charge HUAWEI Mate 9 or OnePlus at full speed, as HUAWEI Supper Charge required 4.5V/5A and One Plus Dash Charge required 5V/4A, while the maximum output current of this cable is 3.1A.</p> <p>Q1: Are both ends type-c ?</p> <p>A1: No, it's usb type-c to standard usb</p> <p>Q2: Will it support fast charging for Galaxy Note9 ?</p> <p>A2: Yes, this cable can stand a 3.1A (max) charging current which ensure a fast charging.</p> <p>Q3: Does it support QC 3.0 quick charge ?</p> <p>A3: Yes, it does. But please use a QC3.0 adapter as well.</p> <p>Q4: Do these cables have the 56K chipset ?</p> <p>A4: Yes, they do have the 56k pull-up resistors to keep a safe fast charging.</p>"