🔌 Nintendo Compatible Powerline Keychain Charger Review

All 3 work as expected. The connectors on either end fit snugly into their respective ports and stay in place until removed. I also love the fact that it doesn't have magnets that can fall apart and you lose the item. Also, this isn't a multi-piece assembly that requires you to press a button to release the ends from your keychain like others do. My only concern is that these cables are a little longer than I like, around 4 inches long. I prefer dongle cables that are less than 3 inches long…

I don't know what the ribbon cable on the shoe of one of the connectors is - I've never found a use for it. My main comment is about the length of the USB-C connector - it's longer than normal and while that can be useful if you're using it to plug into a recessed hole or thin phone case etc, it doesn't fit well with a regular USB -C connector. c and the cable sticks out. See the attached pictures, one compares it to a regular plug and the other is fully plugged into the Samsung T7 drive.

I have a new Android phone and of course the charging port is now USB-C type. So my portable charger has the wrong end of the cord and I didn't want to buy a new power bank as mine worked great. This cable is exactly what I needed. I wasn't sure if I needed a set of three, but I can use it at my desk and in the car if I don't need a long cord. Tested with my power supply and works great! Just to note that I kept the original power supply cord as it is needed to charge the power supply as the…

, specially designed for Android Auto. So I didn't want an extra long cord, just something that plugs the phone in and then my phone can be in a special compartment in my car and I won't have cords hanging all over the place. That being said, I sometimes have trouble with my car losing connection to my phone. Then I unplug the phone from that cord and plug it back in. This seems to solve the problem, but later on it happens more and more often and I'm wondering if reusing and bending the cable…

I bought this device with the intention of using it with an external solid state drive that I carry with me. I had to send it back as the transfer rate was literally 10x slower than the correct transfer cable. I went from 452MB/s to 44MB/s. The cable only has 4 pins [USB 2.0] inside and is primarily intended for charging. It's handy in a pinch, to be honest, but it doesn't even charge that well. None of the three cables I tested charged over 1520mA with an official Samsung charger or my Anker…