Thank u thats what I think it saves the wear and tear plugging and unplugging also after awhile the charger gets really loose from that then time for another one I go thru $10 chargers every other month lol
Additional pros/cons Pros: this extends the life of your device's charging port as you're not constantly connecting/disconnecting it. If you drop your phone or anything that might hit the cable it will simply disconnect instead of bending or causing damage to the port. No foreign debris will make its way into the charge port as it is always covered. Cons: magnets attract dirt, so it is very likely that if you were to drop your phone or put it anywhere near dirt, it'll magnetize it and if you've ever removed dirt from a magnet you'll know it's a pain.
@@digitalcurrents bro try searching on amazon though I don't recommend using it on laptops it may fry your board. Suitable only for smartphones or keyboard.
I have put these through heavy use with delivery work. Just a fantastic product. I have worn out a few adapters & 1 cable with many many uses over a number of years. Newer options exist for fast charging.
I have the same cables. Great idea, but the end with the magnet fails. I did an autopsy, the magnet has little spot welds inside to attach the wire. These break with use.
Normally when I play games on my phone while charging I will accidentally bend the charger due to the shape of my phone, so the magnetic charger would work better since if I bend it to much it would just disconnect, but I could just leave it there to charge using a normal cable
Is there any standard for magnetic USB? The company I went with previously, Digital Ant, is sold out of what I need on Amazon. And now I'm thinking I want to be careful when investing in a collection of both cables and tips.
Nice review! :) I've bought a Kuulaa (it's just another brand I guess?) magnetic cable two months ago and I'm still happy with it (you can easily find it within your tangled mess of cables^^)
Hey, are you still liking the Kuulaa chargers? Any issues at all? What device do you use it with. 8 months later lol, just curious if they hold up. Thanks in advance
I saw similar magnetic cables on amazon, but I wasn't sure how well they would work, after watching your video I have a better idea now. Thanks for the video!
I have the brand from elough but i really Want to know if its damaging my 14 pro Max over time. Love the cable but stressing me if its damaging overtime
if they eventually have fast charging capabilities I think it'd be worth a purchase for me, the convenience is nice but I don't want to sacrifice another convenience for it.
They do have fast charging capabilities. If you *Google* "TOPK Magnetic Charging Cable,(4-Pack,1ft,3ft,3ft,6ft)3A Fast Charging Data Transfer USB Magnetic Cable" it should be the first link. I bought 3 sets and literally have the dongle parts plugged into phones, mice, headphones, controllers, nintendo switch and ipads, with the cables scattered throughout the house (and car) so everyone can pretty much charge everything anywhere.
i like mine due to the fact my vape uses a usbc charger and i rarely have one on hand but now i just leave the connector in my vape and i can now use by phone charger (apple) with my vape and i never have to worry about running out of battery it’s pretty’s sweet
My question is how efficient is it for example would it be as efficient as using a cable or would it use more power for less battery similar to wireless vs wired charging
These are great for micro usb cords specifically. Those have to be the worst ever cord nubs. They broke on me constantly because the little prongs break or wear down with repeated plugging and unplugging making the cord loose and slow charging. Magnetic ones completely fix the problem.
Is it safe to keep it connected for the magnetic charging pin head on the usb charging port of the mobile phone eventhough its not charging? Please advise me... Thanks ;)
Did you test power output? I tried a similar one in store and measured only 0.3A. I have the non rotating type and that will do 1.3A. I suspect because the rotating type only has two pins for power and none for data, it can't negotiate a higher charge rate
Some are the same or close enough to work fine. Specifically, the simple 2-conductor circular/coaxial type. These aren't capable of quick charge negotiation and cannot transfer data, for charging only.
I actually want to buy one of these, but only to use it while I’m driving. I got CarPlay in my car and I’m curious if it supports it. Can anyone help me out with this? Thanks
@@abdulhamidkahya6634 thanks! I’ll keep these in mind, I about a week ago noticed it stays lit and charging if I have the usb end just plugged into a USB port rather than into a cube plug and then plugging that into a wall. So far it’s been great, but thank u.
I was using these for awhile, they are convenient but at some point the inside of one got metal shavings in it which bridged the connection and caused an issue with my phones battery and it it smelled burnt. I ended up not using them anymore. a USB C is rated about 10 years if you unplug and replug it in 3-5 times a day.
I'm trying to find an answer are magnetic chargers & data cables safe. I've seen many sites saying most people are afraid of the magnets harming the phone which makes no sense to me. I'm wondering why nobody is asking about having the terminals exposed where they can come into contact with conductive materials possibly shorting out the board. I mean these terminal do have the possibility to come into contact with water which is somewhat conductive unless it's distilled and I know that would make you think it's okay but what about metal. Anyone have any answers to this?
Cables handle differing amounts of current, so you'll have to read the specs before you buy. My cable handles 15W just fine (the maximum power I charge my phone at.)
@@2m0ng032 that's good, I also wonder if it have the same efficiency as regular cable. Like using the same low power brick, is it still got the same power. Planned to get these kind of cable when I got extra money to spend...
sometimes my charger gets hot very fast, (10-20) seconds and i don’t know what to feel, concerned or normal because i’ve never had a charger that heats up as fast as this. it might just be normal but i just had to be on the safe side here
I’ve bought the same cables two times. The first time I bought them as a two pack and after about a month they stopped working. I figured out that the problem was the little magnetic thing that goes into your phone. I must admit that I did take them out to switch cases or to clean my phone but I don’t see how that would break it though. Now the same thing has happened and I’m very confused as to why. Does anyone know the answer to this?
The quality of products changes brand to brand. The one you used seems like wont be fit for your use. For 3 months i am very satisfied with my cable which i can recommend you too 👍 homeandwear.com/collections/frontpage/products/540-degree-roating-magnetic-cable
I have the same problem mine is TOPK branded its 2m but its the same on the video the cable light or charging on the phone is flactuating/flickering when the wire in the end of the cable is slightly bent or touched only had it for 3-4 months and only used it for about once a week im guessing its causing a short inside when the cable is bent or the solder is really cheap and losing contact with the wires inside
I had one amazon special, idk 20 or so CANADIAN dollars for 3 4 5 cords? and the typical like 9 inserts 3 of each. They lasted me well over a year and a half, no fast charge, but the chrome coating or whatever is on the inserts simply wore off, causing them to not charge well. I got another set, and this one the magnet isnt as good, and overall seems to be far worse. I think i'm going to go ahead and purchase one of the newer fast charge models, even with the high cost.
I tried one of these magnetic chargers and in an hour my battery went from 40% to 44%. At this rate it will take a couple days to fully charge. My original charger fully charge in just over an hour so I really DON'T recommend these magnetic chargers. Are there quicker magnetic chargers out there or are they all the same?
You need to get a usb voltmeter to test your charger output in slow charge mode, or try a charger that doesn't have quick charge negotiation. If the charger voltage is under 5 volts or above 5.4 volts, it might be defective. Everything relies on charger voltage output. A longer cable will have more resistance and any non-quick charge cable longer than 3 feet may charge very slowly if at all. So select a short length cable for non-quick charge. Quick Charge operates by increasing the charging voltage to 9 volts or more depending, by negotiating a handshake with a quick charge charger. This higher voltage overcomes the cord length issue.
I read a tech report which stated that the magnet could cause the display screen on the phone to malfunction if there was contact. Do you know if this is true?
Other brands will have quick charging or turbo charging or whatever you have what you want to do is search for the length of why you want as well as adding quick charging to the search bar and you'll be able to find some I have three 10 ft cables for around $25 that support quick charging and the only time I broke one was when I got it stuck between the seat of my car and it broke the tip which would have happened with any other charger
My experience the are optimal and work perfect for a while then suddenly stop working.connection problems I don’t know.cleaned connections still not working +message on charging now saying unknown connection
Here’s my only issue with the thought of getting these cables I would have to take out the piece in the phone which could easily be lost just to plug in any ear buds unless there’s a pair of earbuds that are also magnetic I suppose I could use my air pods but the issue with those is I only have one besides regular wired ear buds are much louder that AirPods and you’re less likely to lose them
I got some similar ones from Statik, but I wouldn’t recommend them at all. They worked at first, but a year on… not so much. The charging just keeps dropping out, dropping in, dropping out, dropping in… If it’s a device that’s constantly going in and out if your pocket, the conductive metal plating eventually rubs off the magnet. And the magnet VERY easily lets moisture into your charging socket, so then you can’t charge the phone for several hours. Avoid.
I love them as well, However you forgot to indicate that they don't support data transfer and only charging capability. But other than that they're awsome.
Can these transfer data as well? I'm looking to buy an e-reader and the cables must both charge and transfer files (ebooks) as well. It's an interesting product for sure, especially since the device I'm looking to buy still has a micro USB port (and these are known to fail at some point). Thank you.
there seems to be a common problem of the charger not working after about 15-20 minutes of use. do you have any suggestions for a solution, or do you have a comment on this widespread issue? this is the reason i never trust tech review channels; this is concerning information that would have been easily found by this channel if they did just a small amount of research on the product for this review.
This is cheap product problem. I have those for 5 months and all good. homeandwear.com/collections/frontpage/products/540-degree-roating-magnetic-cable
Mine have been working fine, the long length cables have higher resistance and try another charger because everything is dependant on charger output voltage, which must be between 5 volts and 5.4 volts for non-quick charge.
I use The Last Cable, great product. Unfortunately I dropped my phone which broke the magnetic head slightly but I kept using it and eventually short circuited my phone. My fault but damn
The adverts seem to show a much more powerful magnet that it has in reality. It can easily come apart when charging without realising with a little tug or knock. Dikd you not think so?
It works sometimes. The difference between these cables and the stock one is the stock one will charge constantly above like 1500 milliamps. These cables can REACH that speed, but they don't stay there constantly. They still do a great job of charging though, they're not weak
Don't think it will work for ulefone armor or any other phone that has the port inset deep. To bad as I have to replace the charge board and was trying to find a solution to protect the usb port from wear.
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Holy shit, short videos that actually get straight into it, doesn't throw random words around and actually is helpful?! You sir got a new fan
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I clicked it because it was the shortest video. Thanks for that.
I have a different brand but like it. It also removes the wear and tear from plugging directly into your phone each time.
Very very true.
@@TechBarnYT this is perfect for the oculus quest because I heard the plug isnt the best
Thank u thats what I think it saves the wear and tear plugging and unplugging also after awhile the charger gets really loose from that then time for another one I go thru $10 chargers every other month lol
@@DoubleMonoLR thats one issue I been having maybe fall asleep using phone while plugged in and u drop it smh
wear and tear? my phone is fine after year🤷🏽♂️
Great concept! Someone else said, and I agree with them, i need fast charging! Apart from that its so cool. Also that edit at 2:26 is smooth af
They have fast charging.
Fast Charging and good quality
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Found one on amazon, was the only one that explicitly stated that it is compatible with xiaomi 33w charging technology. Works a charm so far
@@operation7figures793 love to see it, may look into them, thanks
@@operation7figures793 link?
Additional pros/cons
Pros: this extends the life of your device's charging port as you're not constantly connecting/disconnecting it.
If you drop your phone or anything that might hit the cable it will simply disconnect instead of bending or causing damage to the port.
No foreign debris will make its way into the charge port as it is always covered.
Cons: magnets attract dirt, so it is very likely that if you were to drop your phone or put it anywhere near dirt, it'll magnetize it and if you've ever removed dirt from a magnet you'll know it's a pain.
It's charges more slower than usual cable ?
@@heheboy6558 There are adapters that support fast charging and data transfer. I'm using one rn.
@@jerlaaad9341 Send me a link to a fast-charging magnetic cable. I can't find any.
@@digitalcurrents bro try searching on amazon though I don't recommend using it on laptops it may fry your board. Suitable only for smartphones or keyboard.
The biggest disadvantage - you can't wear a shield that isn't cut down.
I have put these through heavy use with delivery work. Just a fantastic product. I have worn out a few adapters & 1 cable with many many uses over a number of years. Newer options exist for fast charging.
The link didn’t work. There are several on Amazon. What brand are the ones you bought?
I have the same cables. Great idea, but the end with the magnet fails. I did an autopsy, the magnet has little spot welds inside to attach the wire. These break with use.
Normally when I play games on my phone while charging I will accidentally bend the charger due to the shape of my phone, so the magnetic charger would work better since if I bend it to much it would just disconnect, but I could just leave it there to charge using a normal cable
Great and informative review!
Glad you enjoyed it
Is there any standard for magnetic USB? The company I went with previously, Digital Ant, is sold out of what I need on Amazon. And now I'm thinking I want to be careful when investing in a collection of both cables and tips.
Nice review! :) I've bought a Kuulaa (it's just another brand I guess?) magnetic cable two months ago and I'm still happy with it (you can easily find it within your tangled mess of cables^^)
Great to hear!
Hey, are you still liking the Kuulaa chargers? Any issues at all? What device do you use it with. 8 months later lol, just curious if they hold up. Thanks in advance
Yep, still in use and still happy with it (no issues until now)! :)
I've tried multiple brands of these and I prefer Wsken X2 the most and it supports quick charge and fast data transfer.
@@realfamilyman @RealFamilyMan Dude, please hit me up if you find any! I'll be glad to share with the world!
Ugreen is really good
Great little video. The thanks for the help.
I saw similar magnetic cables on amazon, but I wasn't sure how well they would work, after watching your video I have a better idea now. Thanks for the video!
Glad I could help!
The cable quality definitely varies!
Straight to the point and very detailed. I appreciate you my brother.👍🏾👍🏾
What's the part called that sits in your phone. Looking for plugs for USB and c type
Will I still be able to use this cable in the car for apple car play ?
How do you take that little thinh that is inside the phone. I put it in and i am now panicking because idk how to take it out
I have the brand from elough but i really Want to know if its damaging my 14 pro Max over time. Love the cable but stressing me if its damaging overtime
i’m wondering does this work with phone case that are thicker??
Can I use these to connect my ps5 controller or I just works with charging?
What brand have you got as the link isn’t working
Are there any on the market that are MFi?
Anyone know what the lil magnets are called and where I can buy the iPhone 11 one separately?
Haha appreciate the non sponsored raw review👍
If I leave the port in my phone will it cause damage to my phone or to tbe the port?
I have 1 problem with those. Right now some of the cables not charging quick. They stay in same battery number.. I need help
i like this as freezer magnets!
Yessir LOL
Hey the Amazon link doesn't work anymore, do you have a working one?
if they eventually have fast charging capabilities I think it'd be worth a purchase for me, the convenience is nice but I don't want to sacrifice another convenience for it.
Very true
They do have fast charging capabilities.
If you *Google* "TOPK Magnetic Charging Cable,(4-Pack,1ft,3ft,3ft,6ft)3A Fast Charging Data Transfer USB Magnetic Cable"
it should be the first link.
I bought 3 sets and literally have the dongle parts plugged into phones, mice, headphones, controllers, nintendo switch and ipads, with the cables scattered throughout the house (and car) so everyone can pretty much charge everything anywhere.
Tested it on Huawei p40 its fast charging
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there's fast charge version ,but more expensive
I’m here to tell u they are now supported 100w pd charging now
How is the brand called
Good new: There are fast charging cable now. They’re PD technology so they can support up to 100w!
This is sooo good my phones always fail at the charging plug i guess with these they will last longer
Do they work with a case
I kinda wish you went over if they charged as fast tho it’s okay this review was very helpful thanks
i like mine due to the fact my vape uses a usbc charger and i rarely have one on hand but now i just leave the connector in my vape and i can now use by phone charger (apple) with my vape and i never have to worry about running out of battery it’s pretty’s sweet
My question is how efficient is it for example would it be as efficient as using a cable or would it use more power for less battery similar to wireless vs wired charging
It's as efficient
These are great for micro usb cords specifically. Those have to be the worst ever cord nubs. They broke on me constantly because the little prongs break or wear down with repeated plugging and unplugging making the cord loose and slow charging. Magnetic ones completely fix the problem.
Is it safe to keep it connected for the magnetic charging pin head on the usb charging port of the mobile phone eventhough its not charging? Please advise me... Thanks ;)
Yes just clean it sometimes
@@cuteredpanda00 Thanks
Did you test power output? I tried a similar one in store and measured only 0.3A. I have the non rotating type and that will do 1.3A. I suspect because the rotating type only has two pins for power and none for data, it can't negotiate a higher charge rate
0.3A is absolutely perfect for overnight charging. Nice and slow. Good for battery life. Not the best for a quick top-off thought.
Great video. Question can different magnetic tip can be interchangeable ?
I'm not sure I've understood your question, but you can use the cable on any tip that has the same magnetic "pad". (Where the cable and tip connect)
Some are the same or close enough to work fine. Specifically, the simple 2-conductor circular/coaxial type. These aren't capable of quick charge negotiation and cannot transfer data, for charging only.
Which is this brand ??
I love mine. I even have a outer box case. It’s great with it.
Yeeeee
Good to know! I was wondering what about a case with these things. I use the Supcase and it covers the charging port
@@monicahoger - Good point. I have an Otter Box case, so I wonder if the tips would work with my Pixel Android phone?
I actually want to buy one of these, but only to use it while I’m driving. I got CarPlay in my car and I’m curious if it supports it. Can anyone help me out with this? Thanks
I have them and they stop charging after like 10 minutes, any tips or how to fix?
Me too pls help me
@@abdulhamidkahya6634 thanks! I’ll keep these in mind, I about a week ago noticed it stays lit and charging if I have the usb end just plugged into a USB port rather than into a cube plug and then plugging that into a wall. So far it’s been great, but thank u.
It might be overheating. I would try a lower powered charger!
Quality content❤ smooth
Thank you!!!!
Does it overheat
I was using these for awhile, they are convenient but at some point the inside of one got metal shavings in it which bridged the connection and caused an issue with my phones battery and it it smelled burnt. I ended up not using them anymore. a USB C is rated about 10 years if you unplug and replug it in 3-5 times a day.
I'm trying to find an answer are magnetic chargers & data cables safe. I've seen many sites saying most people are afraid of the magnets harming the phone which makes no sense to me. I'm wondering why nobody is asking about having the terminals exposed where they can come into contact with conductive materials possibly shorting out the board. I mean these terminal do have the possibility to come into contact with water which is somewhat conductive unless it's distilled and I know that would make you think it's okay but what about metal. Anyone have any answers to this?
I got a 6 pack for $40, they swivel from side to side instead of having a direct L shape. I use wireless beats earbuds so these are perfect!
How about charging speed ? Is there any changes ?
There's an app called Ampere that can tell you how much you charge/discharge.
Cables handle differing amounts of current, so you'll have to read the specs before you buy. My cable handles 15W just fine (the maximum power I charge my phone at.)
@@2m0ng032 that's good, I also wonder if it have the same efficiency as regular cable. Like using the same low power brick, is it still got the same power.
Planned to get these kind of cable when I got extra money to spend...
@@asrig3880 I imagine it's slightly less efficient than a regular cable, but I don't think we're talking more than a few percent lost as extra heat.
sometimes my charger gets hot very fast, (10-20) seconds and i don’t know what to feel, concerned or normal because i’ve never had a charger that heats up as fast as this. it might just be normal but i just had to be on the safe side here
The link doesn’t work; pls help!!! What’s the brand!!
I just got one today, it works to my iPhone and my Bluetooth speaker so far.
I’ve bought the same cables two times. The first time I bought them as a two pack and after about a month they stopped working. I figured out that the problem was the little magnetic thing that goes into your phone. I must admit that I did take them out to switch cases or to clean my phone but I don’t see how that would break it though. Now the same thing has happened and I’m very confused as to why. Does anyone know the answer to this?
The quality of products changes brand to brand. The one you used seems like wont be fit for your use. For 3 months i am very satisfied with my cable which i can recommend you too 👍
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I have the same problem mine is TOPK branded its 2m but its the same on the video the cable light or charging on the phone is flactuating/flickering when the wire in the end of the cable is slightly bent or touched only had it for 3-4 months and only used it for about once a week im guessing its causing a short inside when the cable is bent or the solder is really cheap and losing contact with the wires inside
I had one amazon special, idk 20 or so CANADIAN dollars for 3 4 5 cords? and the typical like 9 inserts 3 of each. They lasted me well over a year and a half, no fast charge, but the chrome coating or whatever is on the inserts simply wore off, causing them to not charge well. I got another set, and this one the magnet isnt as good, and overall seems to be far worse. I think i'm going to go ahead and purchase one of the newer fast charge models, even with the high cost.
wonder if it has data connectivity, like, can I use it to connect my PS4 controller to my PC?
There is if you pick the ones who has a multiple pins. Single pins do not transmit data
I work gig apps where do constant unplugging and plugging per stop. This is a wear and tear changer
No issues when using it with a wall socket? How is it possible someone's not shocked?
I tried one of these magnetic chargers and in an hour my battery went from 40% to 44%. At this rate it will take a couple days to fully charge. My original charger fully charge in just over an hour so I really DON'T recommend these magnetic chargers. Are there quicker magnetic chargers out there or are they all the same?
Yes, Amazon also has fast charge/data transfer magnetic cables.
They cost a little more though.
You need to get a usb voltmeter to test your charger output in slow charge mode, or try a charger that doesn't have quick charge negotiation.
If the charger voltage is under 5 volts or above 5.4 volts, it might be defective. Everything relies on charger voltage output.
A longer cable will have more resistance and any non-quick charge cable longer than 3 feet may charge very slowly if at all. So select a short length cable for non-quick charge.
Quick Charge operates by increasing the charging voltage to 9 volts or more depending, by negotiating a handshake with a quick charge charger. This higher voltage overcomes the cord length issue.
It's waterproof?
I read a tech report which stated that the magnet could cause the display screen on the phone to malfunction if there was contact. Do you know if this is true?
this is 2022 magnets dont affect phones keep up
@@luc1ferblack I died 3 months ago, sorry I missed your message😉
What will happen if you call while using this? Because theres a warning about it
I have used this while on zoom calls for hours and have had no issues to this date.
Other brands will have quick charging or turbo charging or whatever you have what you want to do is search for the length of why you want as well as adding quick charging to the search bar and you'll be able to find some I have three 10 ft cables for around $25 that support quick charging and the only time I broke one was when I got it stuck between the seat of my car and it broke the tip which would have happened with any other charger
There is a special one for the ipad pro 2020.
It is long-gated, and it works great.
June 21 2022 your link in the description no longer works. it goes to a dead amazon page
Which cable magnetic will fit for google pixel 4a? Thanks.
Hello there, your charging port is C type and you can get yours here homeandwear.com/collections/frontpage/products/540-degree-roating-magnetic-cable
My experience the are optimal and work perfect for a while then suddenly stop working.connection problems I don’t know.cleaned connections still not working +message on charging now saying unknown connection
Here’s my only issue with the thought of getting these cables
I would have to take out the piece in the phone which could easily be lost just to plug in any ear buds unless there’s a pair of earbuds that are also magnetic I suppose I could use my air pods but the issue with those is I only have one besides regular wired ear buds are much louder that AirPods and you’re less likely to lose them
what about data transfer?
When the little piece is plugged in the phone and it stick to the keys and change does it hurt the battery 🔋
Nope. If you see sparks flying, you know there's a problem. 😂
Very well made video brother
Does anyone know will this work with apple CarPlay?
I got some similar ones from Statik, but I wouldn’t recommend them at all.
They worked at first, but a year on… not so much.
The charging just keeps dropping out, dropping in, dropping out, dropping in…
If it’s a device that’s constantly going in and out if your pocket, the conductive metal plating eventually rubs off the magnet.
And the magnet VERY easily lets moisture into your charging socket, so then you can’t charge the phone for several hours.
Avoid.
Can we seperately buy the micro usb ?
Yes you can find them on Amazon
Thumbs up.. these are GREAT. 👍
I love them as well, However you forgot to indicate that they don't support data transfer and only charging capability. But other than that they're awsome.
They have data transfer - but I think that's because the technology has improved
found one at one of those bin store things for 50cents
Do they transfer data or just charge?
They just are meant for charging
Usually both.
Seen before 😂 it seems to be every other TH-cam ad
Hmm isn't it dangerous if it gets wet or maybe once you touch the magnet surface?
Possibly, it would all depend on how wet the surface gets.
this is what I need because I be dropping my phone plugged in and messing my charger all up
If you touch the little metal pin in the end of the cord while its plugged in do you get shocked?
I tried and can confirm you do not get shocked
@@TechBarnYT thanks, i have this and was scared to touch it for fear i could grt hurt
5 volt cannot do anything , but if your charger break that can go up and kill you
Link didn't work
Does anyone know and easy way to take it out from a ps4 controller?
My son has autism and is a bit heavy handed on the female socket. Love these
How do you take the tip out???
Please answer ⬆️
Can these transfer data as well? I'm looking to buy an e-reader and the cables must both charge and transfer files (ebooks) as well. It's an interesting product for sure, especially since the device I'm looking to buy still has a micro USB port (and these are known to fail at some point). Thank you.
Some of them do
there seems to be a common problem of the charger not working after about 15-20 minutes of use. do you have any suggestions for a solution, or do you have a comment on this widespread issue? this is the reason i never trust tech review channels; this is concerning information that would have been easily found by this channel if they did just a small amount of research on the product for this review.
This is cheap product problem. I have those for 5 months and all good.
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try cleaning it's magnet surface, if there s a grain of sand in there it wont charge well or at all.
Mine have been working fine, the long length cables have higher resistance and try another charger because everything is dependant on charger output voltage, which must be between 5 volts and 5.4 volts for non-quick charge.
but do they work with usb tethering?
I haven't tried tethering, but I don't think they would. They can't data transfer, only charge
my family owns different devices, the old android, new type c, and iphone lighting.
Are these made for tablets?
They can be used for tablets as well.
I use The Last Cable, great product.
Unfortunately I dropped my phone which broke the magnetic head slightly but I kept using it and eventually short circuited my phone.
My fault but damn
How do I get it out my phone lol
does it work with iphone 6 ?
Yes lol
They work with fast charging 30w ??
Unfortunatly, they do not support fast charging.
@@TechBarnYT thanks man ❤️🙏
This one supports fast charging homeandwear.com/collections/frontpage/products/540-degree-roating-magnetic-cable
I strongly recommend 😊
@@abdulhamidkahya6634 Thanks Akhi
The magnetic head is stuck in my phone!
The adverts seem to show a much more powerful magnet that it has in reality. It can easily come apart when charging without realising with a little tug or knock. Dikd you not think so?
Me watching this video realising how better these are than magsafe😂😂
XD
Dose that mean the Motorola turbo charge won't work?
It works sometimes. The difference between these cables and the stock one is the stock one will charge constantly above like 1500 milliamps. These cables can REACH that speed, but they don't stay there constantly. They still do a great job of charging though, they're not weak
Don't think it will work for ulefone armor or any other phone that has the port inset deep. To bad as I have to replace the charge board and was trying to find a solution to protect the usb port from wear.