Orico
Orico ORICO-GQZB66 USB-A to USB-C charger cable 66W 6.6 ft
A USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 66 W fast charging with an E-marker smart chip, 6.6 ft length and 480 Mbps data transfer
- TypeUSB-C Cable
- ColorGray
- Standard USB PortUSB-A to USB-C
- Delivers up to 66 W charging via 11 V 6 A power profile
- E-marker smart chip negotiates safe power delivery for connected devices
- Nylon-braided jacket with aluminum ends resists wear from daily bending
- 6 ft length gives freedom to use device while charging
- Works with listed Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, Switch, Xbox and PS5 models
What this cable does
The Orico ORICO-GQZB66 is a USB-A to USB-C charging cable rated for 66 W power delivery. It targets users who need fast charging from a standard USB-A port for phones, tablets or handheld consoles.
Practical limits of USB-A power delivery
The cable supports 11 V at 6 A for 66 W output, but data transfer is limited to 480 Mbps. USB-A ports on older chargers or hubs often cap well below 66 W, so actual speed depends on the power source.
Build and everyday use
The 6.6 ft length uses aluminum connectors and a nylon braided jacket for durability. The integrated E-marker chip enables safe high-power negotiation. The USB-A plug fits legacy ports while the USB-C end connects modern devices.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 66 W charging via 11 V 6 A power profile
- E-marker smart chip negotiates safe power delivery for connected devices
- Nylon-braided jacket with aluminum ends resists wear from daily bending
- 6 ft length gives freedom to use device while charging
- Works with listed Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, Switch, Xbox and PS5 models
Specifications
| Type | USB-C Cable |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
| Standard USB Port | USB-A to USB-C |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 3.3 ft, 5 ft or 6.6 ft length for my setup?
Choose 3.3 ft for a power bank on a desk, 5 ft for a bedside outlet, or 6.6 ft if the socket is across the room.
What does the 66 W rating actually deliver to my phone?
The cable supports up to 11 V at 6 A, so a compatible charger can push 66 W to devices such as the Galaxy S22 or Pixel 6.
The USB-A plug limits the speed — what does that cap in practice?
Data tops out at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0, while the E-marker chip enables the full 66 W power delivery through the USB-A port.
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