Retractable Sicodo Charger Charging Compatible Review

I wish the reviews were specific to each item type. These retractable cords work flawlessly and are great for packing. But if you plug in a Type-C device (I had an LGV20 and a Samsung tablet) you'll get a slow charging warning and use your original cable for fast charging. They charge with retractable cables, just slow, if you're looking for a fast charge cable this isn't for you.

They were nice and small and worked great. But almost all of them broke the plastic housing and the spring slipped and they would not be retracted. Worked great until it broke. The cable itself still works, it just doesn't slip out anymore. I do not recommend them for general use and above. Probably ok for light work. I have small children who can destroy everything. They have yet to break other brands that have multi-ended ribbon cables (iPhone, Micro-USB, and USB-C), and that was a few months

Before I found them, I bought 2 other types of retractable multi-head chargers for compatibility with more devices. However, I found very quickly that regardless of the comments or descriptions, retractable chargers that "split" cables into 3 different separate cables are terrible for data transfer (or don't work at all). This cable simply ignores the issue of cable disconnection and features a built in USB to Micro USB converter at the beginning of the cable. A little big? Yes. But it works.

Three for $10, you can't go wrong. These cables are exactly what they're advertised as: USB-A to USB-C with a cool little, spring-loaded, retractable cable reel in the middle. Ideal for cars where the cable length changes depending on what you are doing. charge or look at your phone. The only thing to remember is that to unwind these puppies you must be pulling on opposite ends of the cord and NOT (repeat no) holding the spool and pulling on one end of the cord. To rewind, simply pull both ends