Hetai Tech
Hetai Tech USB Cable 2m 5A 3.1 Type C Braided
A 2 metre USB-C cable with nylon braiding, aluminium alloy connectors and a copper core for fast charging and data sync
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Durable nylon braid resists daily wear
- 5 A fast charging on the 1 m variant
- 1 specification enables high-speed data sync
- Aluminium alloy connectors withstand repeated insertion
- Multiple length options suit different setups
Purpose and compatibility
This USB-C cable connects phones and devices with a USB-C port to a USB-A charger or computer. It is intended for users who need a durable braided cable for daily charging and data sync. It is not for buyers who require a USB-C to USB-C connection or a cable rated for 5 A at lengths above 1 m.
USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface limits
The cable uses a USB 3.1 interface with a Micro USB to USB-A connector arrangement. At the 2 m length the maximum supported current is 3 A, so charging speed will be lower than the 5 A rating available only on the 1 m variant. Data transfer rate depends on the host controller and the connected device.
Capacity and headroom
The 2 m length provides convenient reach for desk or bedside use while supporting 3 A fast charging and sync for most Android phones. It will not deliver the 5 A current needed for the fastest proprietary charging modes on compatible handsets.
Highlights
- Durable nylon braid resists daily wear
- 5 A fast charging on the 1 m variant
- 1 specification enables high-speed data sync
- Aluminium alloy connectors withstand repeated insertion
- Multiple length options suit different setups
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1 m 5 A version or the 2 m 3 A cable for fast charging?
The 1 m 5 A cable supports 5 A current for fast charging; the 2 m and longer lengths are rated at 3 A.
What does the USB 3.1 label mean for actual transfer speed on this cable?
The cable is described as USB 3.1, but the connector type listed is Micro USB to USB A, so transfer rates will follow that interface.
Which connector standard does the cable use and what does it limit?
It uses a Micro USB to USB A connection, so it fits devices with that port and caps charging at the rated 3 A for the 2 m length.
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