USB-A TO USB-C Cable

When I noticed that the texture of this cord has more in common with a shoelace than a charging cable, I got ready for disappointmet. But I was never disappointed. You can tie these in a bow and no shorts or fraying. If they ever do die, I'll be getting them again. If you're someone who sits around on the phone while it's plugged in, then you will be especially happy with these. Get a 10 foot cable so it can reach to the couch or bed, and if you get a USB C HDMI adapter which is actually on sale right now on Amazon, then you can plug-and-play your phone (especially easy if you have Samsung Dex feature) on 4k TV, or any other display device that takes HDMI input. For maybe $23 including the adapter on sale, you have huge device comparability where you can transfer files by USB by running your actual android on a non smart tv and it's not glitchy and killing your CPU like with an android emulator. You can text on social apps with a Bluetooth or USB keyboard. If you get a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and maybe a good size SD cardyou've essentially built a PC system that has incredibly more powerful, fast performance than most PCs under $700-900... And you've done it for around 50 or 60 bucks including the SD card. If you get a Google TV (Hisense has great budget google tvs starting at $250 for a 48 inch) DONT get a fire smart tv. Roku Tvs are so so), the interchangeable aspects with your phone/tablet/media server (like Kodi or Plex) is much more because you have one Google account on both devices so they naturally sync everything you do with each other without needing to transfer any files or use a USB connection. You just flow seamlessly from one to the other. I make my to-do lists, grocery lists, reminder alerts and calendar plans on the TV because it's much faster using a keyboard, and it's instantly on all android devices with no wires. The Hisense also are equipped with Cast, so you can even play media from device to device seamlessly, in effect, having a home media server that can be used in other rooms, and you haven't even had to endure the complicated process of setting up a traditional home media server. Ok, rant over, jeez I just text like 5000 words on a charging cable review lol. Just passing on my advanced skill to make amazing things happen for a low income person that is comparable to upper class, trendy trinkets. Don't even get me started with USB Playstation controllers and emulator to turn Google TV or laptop into a PS gaming system which can be paused on one device and continued later on another. And it's about $20 for the controller and the emulator is free (and the games can be free if ya know what to do - wink.) Even better, because phones are basically large flash drives, u could get a PS emulator for the phone and put the game file in the emulator's folder then cast to TV or PC and plug controller into TV or PC.. Then you're basically guaranteed smooth, flawless game play that would run you hundreds of dollars if you had to buy the monitor that would support high refresh rates and graphics cards and gaming consoles, etc.Hey! I said don't get me started and ya got me started. Well, I hope someone gets use from this advise. The Google android TV is what makes all the difference. Get Hisense in whatever model you can afford, get a 2 or 3 years insurance plan with it. Even if you video yourself throwing a brick through the screen and send it to the insurance provider, they would just come get your TV and hand u a new one. If you get one of their budget $250-400 tvs, the insurance would be like $20 as compared to insuring a $1,500 device which would be $70-80. You may have an "accident" right before the 3 year coverage ends and get a new one for the $20 you spent 👍

Good value and quality. Using for charging LED light panel batteries. So far so good !

Great length and durability. Exactly as described!

Awesome charging cables! They really work great and fast as hell!

Fast charging works great. Durable cord. Perfect length. Only thing is one made it about 4 months and then started to get so hot I didn't want to keep it plugged in. The other made it 6 months. Still a good value for the money in my opinion.

I like them a lot. My only problem (slight) is even after years (these were replacements as one was left at a very busy hospital and one at a rehab center) is they never really losen up! But they are really good.

Very convenient when you're far from the outlet.

Work as expected.