✨ Magnetic Type C Cable CAFELE - 2 Pack 6.6ft: Fast Charging, Data Transfer, LED Light, Nylon Braided, QC 3.0 Magnetic USB C Cable - Black Review

Don't buy this, it's not safe at all. This is dangerous. He warmed up and began to melt. Both of my devices that I have used with this charger have stopped working, my daughter burned herself trying to unplug. It will cost me hundreds of dollars, I am very upset that it could even be bought.

Overall I like the idea of cables. Somehow, in theory, there are no more curved chargers. I say be careful as my phone started having problems shortly after using the cables. I have LG Stylo 6. Worked fine. Used cables and stopped charging. General. Sent the phone back and was replaced with a new phone - same phone. The cell phone store told me this isn't the problem they see and it must have just been a weird one off issue. A month later, my (second) new phone behaves like I'm constantly…

I really like this type of charging cable. This is a magnet. This way, the end of the charging cable that you normally plug in and out of your device is separate from the actual cable, and you can just leave it in your device at all times. Then when you want to charge your device, the cable simply connects magnetically to the connector. It is so easy. This is the second magnetic cord I have and I like this one better because the magnet is stronger so it doesn't accidentally come loose with the…

If you already have or even buy magnetic chargers. If you go shopping more, there are different types of magnetic chargers that don't work together. Check out what's connected to your phone, tablet, etc. below and make sure it matches the pictures. My husband bought several chargers without realizing that they are different. They're very similar to the others we have, but not exactly the same, so they didn't work.

The cable seems to be of good quality. The magnetic tip seems strong enough if you don't really pull on it. However, if you watch the video, my Type-C cable on the left is larger than the male end of the Type-C cable I just bought. I won't risk plugging this smaller socket into the charging port and damaging my phone. That's why I bought it in the first place. So I don't have to switch the socket on and off. I will return it!

Note that many phone cases do not have a hole large enough for the end of this cable, so you may need it for charging out of the phone (which eliminates much of what this cable has to offer) or change the USB hole in the case to accommodate the connector. I took my phone out of the case, installed the connector and luckily my case is flexible enough to slip it around the connector. I was willing to take a knife or file with me, but luckily I didn't need them. This cable charges very quickly…

I bought 3 twin packs to replace other cables around the house and workshop. They arrived nicely packaged. Here are our impressions: PROS: • Illuminated tips make it easier to find. • The magnetic tips automatically align with the USBc base. Device while charging, you'll be annoyed at how easily the magnetic connection breaks (my wife went back to the standard style) • The USBc tips weren't long enough to fit through my protective case. I had to cut some of the plastic off with a razor. • I've…

Worked fine for a few days, I had a magnetic stick in the wireless charger and another on the wireless mouse and with a cable I could switch between them switch charging the mouse or using the wireless charger, but this morning at work I saw thick white smoke coming out of the port on my wireless charger and the whole apartment started smelling like melted plastic. It's been 8 hours since the incident, I still smell a bad burning smell in my apartment. I think the problem lies in the connection

UPDATE*** The cord and magnets still work perfectly, but the small part you left on your phone will no longer charge. I have not yet contacted the seller to see if anything can be done. ORIGINAL*** I'm a woodworker and my phone's charging port is ALWAYS clogged with sawdust. Half the time when I plug my phone in, it looks like it's plugged in, but it's not actually charging. When the connector is "sealed" with a magnetic adapter, I know my phone will charge every time I charge it. ITS WORTH IT!

I should have listened to the feedback. If you have any type of protective case on your Pixel 1, the round head on the magnetic tip will not penetrate far enough and the phone will NOT charge. The product itself is actually a surprisingly good product. It works, good design but useless if you have a case like most of us. All a manufacturer has to do to make this product GREAT is make the USB-C tip 1-2 millimeters longer. If they did, it would work in ANY scenario, absolutely. As it stands this…

I like this thing at first sight! Then I attached the phone to the car's magnetic mount. I immediately noticed that when I place my phone on the dash mount, the magnet isn't that strong and bends until it detaches (the piece of steel that the dash mount attaches to is glued to my case. I can't move). I bet it will be strong in a vent mount but no thanks. Conclusion: Sometimes not the best car charging cable. The magnet is a bit weak. BUT WAIT! I use Note 20 and love my S Pen. The S Pen works…