🔌 Anker PowerLine+ II USB-C to USB-A Cable (6ft / 1.8m): Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+, S8/S8+, Note 8, LG V20/G5/G6, and More Review

This is more expensive but better made and more durable than the plastic coated version. It is particularly suitable for on the go and is used between the mobile phone and the power bank. The cable tends to bend and break in the plastic version near the connectors; not with this product. I am particularly pleased with the 3 foot length that I carry in my bag and travel every day. That wears out the most.

I like it so much. It came with a small carrying case. This is great because you can also place an Anker car charger with a wrapped cord. It's great to have in the car so you can just pick it up and go when out with friends. Not sure if you can install a standard wall charger instead of a car charger. May be! Great anchor product. I really like how it came with a small case.

This is one of many anchor cables for my electronics. Why? They just work and don't fail as often as other cables. This cable has an outer braid which I don't like as much as the regular "rubber" outer jacket, but it seems to be stronger and that's why I figured it out. I prefer the look but the feel is not that comfortable. When I use Anker cables, I don't have to worry about the cable slowing down my charging or file transfers. Your guarantee has always been excellent.

What else I have to say is anchors. I've been a loyal customer of the Anker PowerLine+ II series from day one. First class customer service. Out of nearly 100 anchor cables I've bought, 4 are defective. A quick call to their support team, give them the serial number and you'll have a new one in the mail in a few days. No wonder they've built a successful business on Revane with that ethic. Yes, they're a few bucks more expensive than non-original ones, but they're better than OEM. From cables…

Ever since I bought a new car I've been having issues with Android Auto, my phone won't connect or loses connection frequently and it's been a real headache. I had a lot of troubleshooting and let me tell you I should have started with the USB cable right away! Anyway, I finally looked at someone's review of USB cables, this person had the same auto android issues as me. did, and he looked at several USB cables in this video and came to the conclusion that he needed to buy the Anker ii+ (other…

So I looked for good charging cables. They're so hard to find since even those that normally "look good" never exist. They wear out, break, stop charging, etc. I just replace them after a month or two. But this. These cables are amazing. I bought 2 of these Anker Powerline+ II USB-C to USB-A (6ft) cables to use with my Samsung Galaxy S8 and they work fantastic. It charges my phone in a flash, the cable durability is amazing and they look great. Not to mention they come with a pouch and cord…

I've been having issues with Android Auto since I bought a new car, the phone wouldn't connect or it dropped frequently and it was a real headache. I had a lot of troubleshooting and let me tell you I should have started with the USB cable right away! Anyway, I finally looked at someone's review of USB cables, this person had the same auto android issues as me. did, and he looked at several USB cables in this video and came to the conclusion that he needed to buy the Anker ii+ (other Anker…

To use the Android Auto head unit for the car, I need to connect my phone to the car using a USB-C to USB-A cable. My problem is that even the slightest movement of the phone can cause the Android Auto head unit to lose connection with my phone, which would render it unusable. By movement I mean driving over a bump, moving the phone from one passenger seat to the other, picking up the receiver. They call it! I tried using all the USB-C cables I already had, as well as a couple of USB-Micro…