SaiTech IT2 Pack USB A to Micro USB Cable 3 ft/1m Fast Charging Cable Compatible with Phones/Tablets, 480mbps Data Transfer Speed, Tangle-Free USB Cable (Black)

This kind of cord is used to charge a speaker, earphones, and several pocket lights, but for some reason, the cords always vanish. Having a fresh two-pack is convenient, and thus far, they've been recharging our belongings efficiently.

Cats keep chewing my cables so these work fine. Hopefully I remember to put them away to keep my cats from chewing them up.

I struggled finding a decent micro usb that would work for my 3d printer. This one does! Decent length. No issues with data transfer. Zero complaints

This cable is decidedly aimed at older tech, and for that purpose it is fine.The world is moving to USB C connectors, but like many people I have a number of older devices that use micro USB ports. In every single case they came with a charging cable. In every single case the one that came with it was flimsy and small. They are limited, and they break.The data rate stated for this is only USB 2.0 rate, which is way behind modern tech. But none of my devices is modern tech, and only one of them can be used for data transfer, so frankly I don't much care about the data rate.It does bill itself as "fast charging" - although at only 2.1 amps that's a little optimistic. Still, none of my old tech devices that use this connector can use the higher rate specs anyway, so the cables serve the purpose I need them for just fine. They are a lot sturdier than the ones I have.

Cables were purchased to replace decade old charging cables for older devices. They're well made and do the job sufficiently. No complaints!

This is a review for SaiTech IT 2 Pack USB A to Micro USB Cable 3 ft/1m Fast Charging Cable Compatible with Phones/Tablets, 480mbps Data Transfer Speed, Tangle-Free USB Cable (Black)Unfortunately, some companies still use USB Micro on new devices in 2024, and so I needed to get some more cables, as I lost all my previous ones.I did not do any data transfer with these cables, and only used them to charge, and they work well for that. These cables feel durable, and should last awhile, at least longer than the cheapo cords that come with new devices.Really isn't much else to say about USB cables, but overall I recommend these if you need new micro cables, because you are either using old tech, or the company who made your new device decided to cheap out a few cents by using old stock USB micro ports.

Bought the VSdisplay to fit into my Hyte Y60 case (see various pc builds). It came with of all things, a molex power plug with an adapter to a 4 pin connector. On the other end was the circular plug end to plug into the display. What? Who uses molex these days?The panel display has a micro USB port for power as well, and is where this cord comes in.The length was the right length, but I was skeptical on the power running through it to power a flat panel display. So far, it's working. And since the entire cord is inside the case, if it DOES heat up, it won't burn up or get overly hot. And yes, my pc is always on.The panel display requires at least a 5V power supply, and so far this is powering it.Time will tell if this cord works or not. I installed it just a few hours ago. I'll update accordingly should it fail. But for now, it works.Buy with confidence!

This is exactly what I needed for my phone to transfer photos. The micro USB to USB A is just the right length for my use. The entire cord is thick including both ends and feels well made. Plugs right into my galaxy S7 phone, no issues with a phone cover on. I can plug the USB A end into my computer or my own block for a wall outlet. This is a great value for two cords.