🔌 Micro USB to USB C Adapter Review

I just keep a bunch of USB-C cables of different lengths and swap heads. They charge Micro-USB very well. Haven't tested the data connection yet, but other reviews seem positive. (I no longer have any devices that can use my data connection) Haven't tried to get through airport security yet but I'm hoping to have fewer checks now that I don't have a bag of different cables. It's just a shame they came in smaller multiples. 4 more than I need. To complete your head collection I recommend the…

I prefer using a single USB-C cable running to my desk to switch between my keyboards (currently Drop ALT and Lily58 Pro and soon NK65 milkshake). However, the Lily58 Pro I built only uses Micro-USB. That's why I ordered them. They fit tighter on the Pro Micro connector than any other cable I've tried. That's great. I no longer have to worry about a loose cable causing my keyboard to turn off while gaming. The build on them is very solid and I'm not worried about them breaking. So I can…

I bought these so I could just carry USB-C cables with me and still charge and connect everything that gets in my way. They fit very well on the bottom of my old MicroUSB phone. Out of curiosity and because I needed to charge it anyway, I plugged in an Anker USB-C charger. After a few seconds, the message "TurboPower Connected” appeared on the phone, and my phone used the old version of fast charging without any problems. Of course, this result requires you to use a Qualcomm QC-enabled charger…

This is a very basic USB C to Micro USB adapter. Not the kind of article that draws raving reviews. However, I found the quality of these adapters particularly good with a very nice and solid all-metal housing. They also worked exactly as advertised. Most importantly, I was able to contact the supplier (JXMOX) and I was surprised at how quickly they responded to me, especially since Sunday night was the Super Bowl. In any case, they solved my problem quickly and very professionally. I will…

Rugged construction, install/remove cycles have yet to be tested, but multi-pack ideal for quick replacement. I couldn't help but ripped the one white thing you see is the mold they used to hold everything together instead of snapping the plastic pieces in place and a circuit board was used to switch port to port. Data sync and fast charging work fine, all USB micro devices I used worked fine (extra hard drive, phone cable/charger, 8bitdo game controller), however they all used USB 2.0…

I really hate the lack of "standard" when it comes to charging ports. It seemed like we were almost there with Micro USB, but then USB-C became the new standard (except for the iPhone?) for phones, but nothing else was moving in that direction quite as quickly. We have a portable printer (micro), headphones (micro), golf radar (mini), golf watch (micro), label printer (mini), wireless charging pads (micro), batteries (mini) and the list goes on. Finding the right cable at home can be tricky…