GloBright™ 360 Pro

Love it!

They work as described, plus I have a quadlock, Mous cases and this product works perfectly with the cut outs. No altering needed.

Great cord worth every penny

One day I had a random thought, "What if there was a way to attach the tip of the cable (In my case, I use USB-C) to the rest of the cable in a way that allows the tip to rotate 360° freely, like how a BMX bike allows its handlebars to rotate 360° even though it has two brake lines running from the handlebars to the frame of the bike and then to each wheel respectively. I started to look online and stumbled upon the design and how this idea has been out for a long time. Better yet, it's even factored in an idea I didn't even think of, making the tips magnetic so that they can easily be kept in a device so that putting the device on and taking the device off the charger is a breeze. It also makes the tips easily interchangeable. I was excited about learning this and I looked into the top brands and stumbled upon Statik cables. I have bought a bunch of their Blue GloBright 360 Pro and some Red, Green, and Blue GloBright 360 cables in various sizes. My Gaming area looks incredible and using various methods for cable management, it is highly functional and convenient.

Long story short, I am only buying these cables. It's a genius idea, you can rotate the cable in any orientation possible. I think of them as 540° cables because the end of the cable that connects to the magnetic tips can be angled 90° to the left or 90° to the right, all while the magnetic tips that is connected to it is able to rotate 360°. Adding lighting on top of that is just icing on the cake. I love it.

The cherry on top for me would be making the GloBright 360 Pro series have more colors available and mainly I would like to see a "RGB" style cable where the colors are smoothly alternating. To picture what I mean, it is an effect similar to Razer's "Wave" RGB setting.

I'm curious if it's feasible to make a 10ft GloBright 360 Pro cable.

Lastly, I would like to have the ability to keep the cable's lights on, even if a device is fully charged or possible even if the cable is only plugged into an input and not an output. (Possibly add a button on one end to address the argb lighting profile and also turning on and off the cable's lights.)

Have you started looking into making fiber optic cables? Would you consider making them thicker as to add enough space to run LEDs inside of the cable but outside of the protected fibers?

Its a really cool cable that works good. I recommend using a different cable for you car though cause if you drop one of the magnetic tips in between your seat then good luck