Manw
Manw Micro USB Cable 3FT Nylon Braided Black
A 3 ft nylon-braided Micro USB cable with ultra-thick copper conductors delivers up to 18 W fast charging and 480 Mbps data sync, reinforced for 5,000+ bend cycles and 10,000+ insertions
- Charges up to 18W for faster power delivery
- Transfers data at 480Mbps while charging
- Braided nylon survives over 5,000 bend cycles
- Gold-plated connectors tested to 10,000 insertions
- Works with Micro USB phones, tablets and controllers
What this cable does
A Manw Micro USB cable with USB-A male to Micro USB male connectors, 3 feet long, nylon braided with aluminium housing. It supports charging up to 18W and data transfer at 480Mbps. Fast charging requires a QC 2.0 or 3.0 adapter and device.
Who it suits and who it does not
Ideal for owners of Micro USB phones, tablets, PS4 or Xbox One controllers needing a durable charge and sync lead. Not for buyers who need USB-C or Lightning connectors, or anyone wanting a cable longer than three feet.
Installing and common issues
Plug the USB-A end into a charger or port and the Micro USB end into the device; no drivers are needed. The gold-plated connectors are rated for 10000 insertions and the braided jacket withstands 5000 bends. Fast charging will not activate without a compatible QC adapter.
Highlights
- Charges up to 18W for faster power delivery
- Transfers data at 480Mbps while charging
- Braided nylon survives over 5,000 bend cycles
- Gold-plated connectors tested to 10,000 insertions
- Works with Micro USB phones, tablets and controllers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What charger do I need to get the 18W fast charging speed from this cable?
You need a QC 2.0 or QC 3.0 wall adapter paired with a device that supports the same standard; without both, the cable will charge at normal speed.
Will this cable fit the Micro USB port on my older PS4 controller?
Yes, the gold-plated Micro USB connector is listed as compatible with PS4 controllers and tested for over 10,000 insertions.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering data at 480Mbps after I plug it in?
Transfer a large file between your phone and PC; if the sustained speed reaches roughly 480Mbps, the link is running at USB 2.0 High Speed.
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