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No Sew USB-A to USB-C 6 ft charger 5 V 2 A 9 V 1.67 A
A 6 ft USB-A to USB-C cable and wall charger delivering 5 V 2 A or 9 V 1.67 A output with 480 Mbps data sync and built-in safeguard protection
- Fast charge reaches 50 % in 30 minutes with 9 V 1.67 A output
- Built-in safeguards stop over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and over-charging automatically
- Data sync at 480 Mbps while charging USB-C devices
- Six-foot cable gives flexible placement from wall outlet
- Works with Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, LG and other USB-C phones
USB-A to USB-C 6 ft charger for Samsung Galaxy
This charger delivers 9 V at 1.67 A or 5 V at 2 A through a USB-A port with Quick Charge 3.0 support. The 6 ft cable connects USB-A to USB-C and suits owners of Samsung Galaxy S series, Note series, A series, Z Fold and Z Flip models plus Google Pixel phones. Built-in safeguards protect against short circuit, over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and over-charging.
Quick Charge 3.0 limits output to 9 V 1.67 A
The USB 2.0 interface caps data transfer at 480 Mbps. Adaptive fast charging works only on devices that support the same protocol; other USB-C devices charge at up to 2 A without the rapid feature. Input voltage ranges from 100 to 240 V at 0.5 A for worldwide use.
Plug the wall block into any 100-240 V outlet
No driver installation is required. The intelligent IC identifies the battery type and stops charging automatically when full. Common issues include using a non-Quick Charge power source which falls back to standard 5 V 2 A speeds, or expecting faster data rates than USB 2.0 allows.
Highlights
- Fast charge reaches 50 % in 30 minutes with 9 V 1.67 A output
- Built-in safeguards stop over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and over-charging automatically
- Data sync at 480 Mbps while charging USB-C devices
- Six-foot cable gives flexible placement from wall outlet
- Works with Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, LG and other USB-C phones
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 5 V 2 A or the 9 V 1.67 A output for my phone?
The charger automatically selects 9 V 1.67 A for Quick Charge 3.0 devices and 5 V 2 A for standard USB-C phones, so no manual choice is needed.
What does the 9 V 1.67 A rating actually deliver in daily use?
It enables a compatible battery to reach roughly 50 % in 30 minutes, about 75 % faster than a basic 5 V charger.
Does the USB-A plug limit the 480 Mbps transfer speed?
The USB 2.0 interface caps data at 480 Mbps and the USB-A connector supports that rate fully.
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