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Kodak Coiled USB-A to USB-C Cable 2-Pack 3ft 66W 3A Black

SKU CH-P9S6-DE1VM

A two-pack of coiled USB-A to USB-C cables stretching to 3 ft, rated for 66 W fast charging and 480 Mbps data transfer

  • TypeUSB-A
  • Compatible Phone ManufacturerSamsung
  • Compatible Phone ModelGalaxy S10
  • Charge ProtocalShort
  • ColorBlack
  • Length3 ft.
  • Coiled design keeps car interiors tidy and tangle-free
  • 66 W output with 3 A current charges compatible phones up to 90 % in one hour
  • 480 Mbps data transfer moves files quickly between devices
  • 20 000+ bend lifespan ensures long-lasting daily use
  • Two 3 ft cables in one pack cover multiple charging spots

Coiled USB-A to USB-C cable two-pack

This two-pack supplies a pair of coiled USB-A to USB-C cables designed for in-car charging and data sync. Each cable stretches to a comfortable 2 ft to 3 ft length and retracts to roughly 1.4 ft when not in use. The spring shape keeps the cabin tidy and prevents tangles on bumpy roads. Drivers who want a compact, self-managing cord for daily commutes will find the format practical.

USB 2.0 limits on speed and power

The cables operate at USB 2.0 rates, so data transfers peak at 480 Mbps and charging is capped at 5 V, 3 A for a maximum of 66 W. Fast charging only activates when both the power source and the phone support the same protocol, so older chargers or non-compliant handsets will fall back to standard rates. Buyers who need 10 Gbps transfers or Power Delivery profiles above 66 W cannot use these cables for that purpose.

Coiled build with reinforced connectors

A thickened oxygen-free copper core and aluminium foil shielding give the cable a bend lifespan exceeding 20,000 cycles. The USB-C plug fits tightly so it stays seated when the vehicle vibrates, and a built-in 56 kΩ resistor protects the charger and phone from over-current damage. The coiled jacket adds bulk compared with a straight cable, so users with very tight console cutouts should verify clearance before purchase.

Highlights

  • Coiled design keeps car interiors tidy and tangle-free
  • 66 W output with 3 A current charges compatible phones up to 90 % in one hour
  • 480 Mbps data transfer moves files quickly between devices
  • 20 000+ bend lifespan ensures long-lasting daily use
  • Two 3 ft cables in one pack cover multiple charging spots

Specifications

BrandKodak
SeriesCoiled USB C Charger Cable
ModelSamsung Gala
TypeUSB-A
Compatible Phone ManufacturerSamsung
Compatible Phone ModelGalaxy S10
Charge ProtocalShort
ColorBlack
Length3 ft.
Standard USB PortUSB-A to USB-C
Max Power Output66 watts
Output Volt5V
Output Amp3 amps
Support Volt5 volts_of_direct_current
Specifications3FT, USB, USB A to USB C Charger Cable, 3, feet, 3 amps, 28, Black, Male-to-Male, iPhone 17/16/16 Plus/16 Pro/16 Pro Max/15/15 Plus/ 15 Pro/ 15 Pro Max/Samsung Galaxy S10 S10e S10+ Plus 5G S8 S8+ S9 S9+ S8 Plus S9 Plus, Note 8 Note 9 Note10 Note10+ Plus 5G, A10e A20 A30 A40 A40s A50 A60 A70 A80 M30s A9/9s A9 Star A8s(2018) A6s C9 C7Pro C5Pro, Pixel 2 XL etc, USB Type C for Android-3FT-P004

Questions about this item

The pack contains two identical 3 ft cables — is there any reason to pick one over the other?

Both cables are the same 3 ft coiled USB-A to USB-C design rated for 66 W and 3 A, so either one will deliver the same fast-charge performance.

The headline says 66 W — what does that actually deliver when I plug my phone in?

At 5 V and 3 A the cable supplies up to 15 W, which can charge a compatible phone to about 90 % in roughly one hour when used with a matching fast-charge adapter.

The connector is USB-A to USB-C — what speed does that interface cap at for data?

The USB 2.0 link tops out at 480 Mbps, giving roughly 40–60 MB/s transfer rates in practice.

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