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Kootion

Kootion USB-A to USB-C Cable 6 ft 3 A 480 Mbps Green 2-Pack

SKU CH-JDB8-4WG71

Two six-foot braided USB-A to USB-C cables supporting 3 A charging and 480 Mbps data transfer

  • TypeUSB Cables
  • Fast charge at 3 A for quicker power-ups
  • Data moves at 480 Mbps so files transfer swiftly
  • Braided nylon survives 40 000 bend cycles for lasting use
  • Six-foot length lets you charge from bed or sofa
  • Two green cables in one pack cover multiple devices

What the cable does

The two metre braided cable connects a USB-A charger or port to any USB-C device. It delivers up to three amps for fast charging and moves data at four hundred and eighty megabits per second. The pack contains two green cables for home, office or travel use.

Thermals noise and power

The cable carries up to three amps without overheating during normal charging sessions. No active cooling is required and the braided sheath stays cool to the touch. Power draw matches the connected charger and device without adding audible noise.

Build fit and freedoms

The reinforced joints survive forty thousand bend cycles so the cable resists fraying in tight spaces. Six feet of length lets you charge while seated on a sofa or lying in bed. The USB-A plug works with existing chargers and power banks so no new adapter is needed.

Highlights

  • Fast charge at 3 A for quicker power-ups
  • Data moves at 480 Mbps so files transfer swiftly
  • Braided nylon survives 40 000 bend cycles for lasting use
  • Six-foot length lets you charge from bed or sofa
  • Two green cables in one pack cover multiple devices

Specifications

TypeUSB Cables

Questions about this item

How do I install the USB-A to USB-C cable and which step is often done wrong?

Insert the USB-A plug into a standard USB-A port and the USB-C plug into the device; the common error is forcing the USB-C connector upside down even though it is reversible.

What maintenance or replacement will this cable need later?

The braided nylon jacket and reinforced joints are rated for 40 000 bend cycles; replace the cable if the sheath frays or the connectors become loose.

What limit appears first under sustained use?

Data transfer tops out at 480 Mbps, so large file moves will hit that ceiling before the 3 A charging capability does.

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