ORVIX
ORVIX USB A to USB C cable 3.0 5Gbps 3A fast charging nylon braided 6ft
A USB 3.0 cable with 5Gbps data transfer, 3A fast charging, and a nylon-braided jacket rated for 10,000 bends
- 5 Gbps data transfer — ten times faster than USB 2.0
- 18 W fast charging fills a 3700 mAh phone in 112 minutes
- Double-braided nylon jacket survives 10000 bend cycles
- Gold-plated connectors rated for 10000 insertions
- Works with Galaxy S21, Note 20, iPad Mini 6, PS5 controller and more
USB A to USB C cable for charging and data
This cable connects a USB A port to a USB C device for charging and file transfer. It suits owners of phones, tablets or controllers that use a USB C socket. The six-foot length gives extra reach for desk or bedside use. Buyers who need a USB C to USB C connection cannot use this cable.
5Gbps USB 3.0 interface limits
The cable supports USB 3.0 data rates up to 5Gbps, which is ten times faster than USB 2.0 at 480Mbps. Actual throughput depends on the host port, the device and the file sizes being moved. Charging reaches 18W at 5V and 3A when both the charger and the device support that rate. Without a compatible fast-charge charger the cable falls back to standard 5V 2.4A speeds.
Installation and common issues
Plug the USB A end into the host or charger and the USB C end into the device; no drivers are required. The gold-plated connectors and double-braided nylon jacket resist wear from repeated insertion and bending. A loose fit can develop if debris builds up in either port, so keep the connectors clean. The cable will not deliver fast charging if the power brick or the device lacks the necessary protocol support.
Highlights
- 5 Gbps data transfer — ten times faster than USB 2.0
- 18 W fast charging fills a 3700 mAh phone in 112 minutes
- Double-braided nylon jacket survives 10000 bend cycles
- Gold-plated connectors rated for 10000 insertions
- Works with Galaxy S21, Note 20, iPad Mini 6, PS5 controller and more
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 6 ft length or a shorter one for desk use?
The 6 ft cable reaches from a wall outlet to a sofa or bed, while a shorter cable keeps a desk tidy; both carry the same 5 Gbps data and 3 A charging specs.
What does 5 Gbps actually deliver when I move files?
5 Gbps is the USB 3.0 ceiling; real-world transfers hit 25–40 MB/s, so a 10 GB batch finishes in roughly 10 seconds.
Does the USB A plug limit the 3 A fast charge?
The cable supports 5 V / 3 A (18 W), but the USB A port and charger must also supply 3 A; otherwise charging falls back to the port’s lower limit.
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