Retractable Magnetic Charging Cable, AICase 3 in 1 Self Winding Phone Cable with Data Transfer, Fast Charging Cable for Type-C, Micro USB, and iProduct Review

Magnetic tip not staying in place. It turns off and then turns off my Android Auto. If you don't move the phone, everything is fine. But for me it's a disappointment

This cable is very cheap. It's easy to connect, but also very easy to accidentally knock off. Due to the silicone tube between the magnets, the cord is not as thick as it seems. It seems to charge well, but it doesn't charge quickly because it's USB.

If I had rated these chargers for the first few weeks I would have given them 5 stars. However, they seemed to degrade rather quickly, and eventually we just stopped using them. Debris can stick to the magnetic surface, but we've tried keeping it clean to little avail. The sellers were very helpful and gave a full refund because I wasn't happy.

The magnet that comes with the iPhone sticks to the phone and I have trouble removing it. If there was a way to detach the phone from the magnet without it sticking to it, or if you could attach a piece of the magnet to the cable so it stays on the cable when the magnet is removed that would be great. Because I really like that the coils can be placed neatly in the car.

I bought two and can't use them. Looks good but if you have a heavy duty protective case it doesn't work very well because when you unplug the cord your head still gets stuck and you can only take the case off the phone. And when I'm driving and charging, the connection between the cable and the head isn't reliable, it keeps disconnecting when you pick up the phone to look at the google map or move the phone, it's really annoying.

I bought this so I don't have to lug so many cables in my backpack when I travel or travel. I was so excited about that. But when I tried plugging it into my iPad to charge, it didn't do anything, which is an absolute bummer because the main reason I chose it is the ability to switch between a Lightning connector and a USB-C connector switch. I also noticed that the magnet on it was very weak and the removable USB-C connector kept being disconnected by the cable with the slightest movement of…

I've bought these before and this time they came with three different heads that were interchangeable for the variety of devices you could charge, a miserable one Thing if they really wanted to stabilize it they had to screw these heads onto the bowl instead of magnetizing it because once you take it out of your device it gets stuck in the device instead of getting stuck where it was at when you took it out Attached to the bowl would be cord as it should have been. I prefer the old design which

As it's not an Apple product it actually charged my device which others didn't so that's good. However, the magnetic interchangeable charging cables/plugs do not stay connected to the cable and will disconnect during charging. Also, the end remains in the device and is difficult to grip/release as it is flat at the open end. The magnets in the cord make it easy to roll up for storage, but they're not strong enough to keep it folded. The cable is also made of lightweight, cheap silicone that…

The transfer speed is good, ideal for transferring files to your phone. 50-80MB/s. Android Auto works great. Charging: Up to around 10-12W for my phone, I use a lot of high-quality stones and keys. Quality: Simply good, looks better in the photos. Thickness is acceptable for keys, they don't attach very securely to your devices, but they are adequately protected. I haven't tried the Lightning connector, the UBC-C connector connects well. The Micro USB connector is 2mm shorter than regular ones.