JXMOX USB C to Micro USB Cable, (3.3ft 2-Pack) Type C to Micro USB Charger Cord, Support Charge & Sync Compatible with Kindle/PS4/Xbox One/Android Phone and Samsung S7 S6 S5 and Micro USB Devices

Wire seems built to last. Needed a wire for the car that can be used to charge my son's headphones.Newer cars have type C ports instead of USB-A so cables like these are needed!

Despite it being 2024, some manufacturers still choose to use micro USB charging ports instead of USB-C for some Godforsaken reason. As someone whose charging bricks are completely USB-C, I needed something like this to help bridge my old and new devices. I also have a Bluetooth speaker that I got recently which also uses micro USB instead of USB C. The cable is pretty sturdy thanks to the braiding and charges pretty fast. It doesn't get insanely hot or anything so I am not concerned about safety or anything like that. Overall, a nice pair of cables for those looking to keep their old devices or who buy stuff that still comes with micro USB.

High quality cable, supports fast charging. Firm connection.

Two cords to the package are a good value at the current price. The length is convenient for most uses, and I like the flexibility and durability of the fiber cords.

While you can connect USB-C chargers to USB-micro devices with this cable, you are limited to the USB-micro standard for charging current, which is 500 mA. Some newer USB-C chargers will not fully charge a USB-micro device (an old Kindle Oasis with USB-micro connected to a USB-C charger that meets the latest standards may not fully charge the Oasis, for example). You want to connect a USB-A charger to the Oasis USB-micro charging port. With this cable, you can connect a battery bank with a USB-C output to a USB-micro device, and it will probably give you a full charge. The problem is not the cable but the complicated and messy USB standards. From the testing I have done, I can charge many older USB-micro devices from a USB-C charger with this cable, so it does have its uses. With this cable, I successfully charged a USB micro flashlight, table lamp, flip phone, and headset. The cable itself is well-made and does what it is supposed to do, including transferring data and power. This is priced right for two cables; if you have a charger with USB-C output, this cable will prove very helpful.

If you are needing micro usb to c this is a great cable. Not too long nor too short. They work well and I haven't had any issues with the ends getting loose, damaged, or detached. I don't know if its the box connected to it or the cable but it doesn't charge things super quickly but that may be the box. Either way good quality. Works well!

I use this to charge my older gen Kindle Paperwhite and it works like a charm. No complaints whatsoever, just a very solid charging cord.

As the movement continues to USB-C, I still have devices that require micro USB for charging, and the cables that come with these devices are very short and of poor quality.I think these cables are of excellent quality, and the 3.3-foot length is perfect. They are thick, nylon-braided cables that are durable, with plugs that connect nicely and snugly to the ports. I really like that it's micro to USB-C instead of micro to Type-A.They work great for charging my rechargeables, and you really can't beat the price: currently $5.99 for a set of two nice-quality cables.