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miqpower USB C Cable 20-Pack 3.3ft
A 20-pack of 3.3 ft USB 2.0 to Type-C cables supporting 3 A charging and 480 Mbps data sync with reversible connectors
- TypeUSB Cables
- 20-pack supplies cables for every location
- USB 2.0 interface delivers up to 3 A fast charging
- 480 Mbps data sync transfers files quickly
- Reversible Type-C plug inserts either way up
- 3 ft length suits home, office and travel
20-Pack USB-C Cables 3.3 ft
This bulk pack contains twenty USB 2.0 to USB-C cables each measuring 3.3 feet. They are designed for charging Android phones and tablets at up to 3 amps. The reversible connector inserts either way up for easy use. The multipack suits homes, offices or travel bags needing many spare cords.
Suits buyers needing multiple replacement cords
People who want a single extra-long cable, a USB-C-to-C cable or data speeds above 480 mbps should look elsewhere. The cables use a USB-A 2.0 host connector so they will not fit USB-C power sources directly. They are intended for standard charging and syncing tasks only.
USB 2.0 interface limits data to 480 mbps
The USB 2.0 specification caps transfer rates at 480 mbps which is far slower than modern USB 3 or USB 4 links. If you move large files often this bottleneck will add noticeable wait time. For pure charging the 3 amp rating is the figure that matters.
Highlights
- 20-pack supplies cables for every location
- USB 2.0 interface delivers up to 3 A fast charging
- 480 Mbps data sync transfers files quickly
- Reversible Type-C plug inserts either way up
- 3 ft length suits home, office and travel
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a USB-A 2.0 port on my charger or computer for these cables to work?
Yes, each cable has a USB-A 2.0 plug on one end, so the power source or host must provide a matching USB-A 2.0 receptacle.
Will these cables charge older phones that only draw 1 amp at 5 volts?
The cables support up to 3 amps, so they safely deliver whatever current the older phone requests, limited by its own charging circuit.
How can I confirm the 480 mbps data rate is active after plugging in?
Transfer a large file between the phone and computer; if the measured throughput approaches 480 mbps, the link is operating at USB 2.0 High Speed.
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