Where can i buy original usb cable for nexus 6? - Nexus 6 Accessories

Hello i've lost my original usb cable. I can't find original (genuine) nexus 6 cable anywhere. Please help me. Thanks.

Is there any particular reason why you want a "genuine" Nexus 6 cable?
It's just a bog standard microUSB lead - you can get them anywhere, from 99p jobs on eBay up to decent brands like Anker from Amazon for a few pounds.

Anker and Monoprice are my go-to USB cables. They work well, are decently built, and reasonably priced. I see no reason to pay more for something that's, at best, as good as the ones I already use. I'm not aware of anywhere to buy the N6 OEM cable, maybe Motorola? They probably use the same one on most of their phones.

Monoprice is an excellent cable I replaced my original with it
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ttabbal said:
Anker and Monoprice are my go-to USB cables. They work well, are decently built, and reasonably priced. I see no reason to pay more for something that's, at best, as good as the ones I already use. I'm not aware of anywhere to buy the N6 OEM cable, maybe Motorola? They probably use the same one on most of their phones.
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Agree with him... Anker's quality is top of the line.
I use this cable and it just great:
http://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerLi...4475323&sr=8-2&keywords=anker+powerline+cable

blanco2701 said:
Agree with him... Anker's quality is top of the line.
I use this cable and it just great:
http://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerLi...4475323&sr=8-2&keywords=anker+powerline+cable
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And I agree with you. I only use Anker. Top quality. Sure they cost a little more, but I don't fool around when it comes to my phone. Monoprice is also pretty good for the price, and have a couple of those laying around.

Thanks for your replies. I thought there is no difference for file transfer but charging with a different cable may harm battery. Because of this i want a genuine cable. But after your answers i'm gonna buy an anker or a similar good quality cable.

muratturatci said:
Thanks for your replies. I thought there is no difference for file transfer but charging with a different cable may harm battery. Because of this i want a genuine cable. But after your answers i'm gonna buy an anker or a similar good quality cable.
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You don't need to really worry about cables harming your battery unless there is something seriously wrong with them. Either way I really like the genuine cables too but there are high quality alternatives you can buy since a sable and charger is 30 bucks. I can't tell you what great cables would be because I use two genuine moto ones but, I can tell you to stay away from aukey. Their cables were loose fitting.

TriguyRN said:
You don't need to really worry about cables harming your battery unless there is something seriously wrong with them. Either way I really like the genuine cables too but there are high quality alternatives you can buy since a sable and charger is 30 bucks. I can't tell you what great cables would be because I use two genuine moto ones but, I can tell you to stay away from aukey. Their cables were loose fitting.
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They can definitely harm your device if the cable is not wired correctly
http://www.xda-developers.com/138824-2/

andy_n_ said:
They can definitely harm your device if the cable is not wired correctly
http://www.xda-developers.com/138824-2/
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Which is why I included the "seriously wrong" bit because I've read the articles about Benson and the cables fried his devices because the ground and power leads were reversed. The micro-usb spec is fairly safe at this point, the main issue is manufacturers screwing up usb-c cables lately.

muratturatci said:
Thanks for your replies. I thought there is no difference for file transfer but charging with a different cable may harm battery. Because of this i want a genuine cable. But after your answers i'm gonna buy an anker or a similar good quality cable.
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There are 3rd party cables that are just as good or better than original. I can guarantee an Anker cable will work perfectly and not harm your phone. Even if I had an original cable I would use an Anker instead. They're probably the best you can get.
Check this out: (braided and gold plated) http://www.ebay.com/itm/Anker-6ft-1...653234?hash=item2361fa5d72:g:ZBkAAOSwXshWrJei As a matter of fact, I just bought another one.
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No original cable will beat that.

Thanks everybody i think i must buy an anker immediately

I've bought an anker cable but it seems turbo 2 output isn't supplied by this cable. That makes me upset? Without turbo charging its very bad

muratturatci said:
I've bought an anker cable but it seems turbo 2 output isn't supplied by this cable. That makes me upset? Without turbo charging its very bad
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Which one did you buy?, and how do you know its not turbo charging? did you measure it?

muratturatci said:
I've bought an anker cable but it seems turbo 2 output isn't supplied by this cable. That makes me upset? Without turbo charging its very bad
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It's not the cable, it's your charger that's the problem.

I've bought this: "https://www.anker.com/products/A8133012"
I've measured charging times and compared.
I really don't understand that the cable matters for charging time or not?
I dont understand

muratturatci said:
I've bought this: "https://www.anker.com/products/A8133012"
I've measured charging times and compared.
I really don't understand that the cable matters for charging time or not?
I dont understand
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The cable matters a lot, and the One you bought is the best from anker right now. I have one of those and use it with this charger:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014F3D8FQ?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00
Maybe, your problem is at the combination of the anker charger and the motorola wall adapter, who knows. Anyways, the best way to really compare, is to download this app (its not the most exact way but you get an idea)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gombosdev.ampere&hl=en
Let your phone drain to under 40% and connect it with the app open. If youre using the Oem Wall adapter it should go up to about 2200 o 2300, sometimes 2400. Try it and report back.

I've always stuck with genuine cables just for fear that a cheap cable would fail at fastboot flashing. My side question here, is do 3rd party cables do just fine with fastboot? Not fails or issues? Thanks!

H4X0R46 said:
I've always stuck with genuine cables just for fear that a cheap cable would fail at fastboot flashing. My side question here, is do 3rd party cables do just fine with fastboot? Not fails or issues? Thanks!
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There are very low quality cables that barely charge the phone at low speeds... Most of well known third party brands work just as the original one.

blanco2701 said:
There are very low quality cables that barely charge the phone at low speeds... Most of well known third party brands work just as the original one.
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Something like a Belkin or Logitech? Or any of the brands already mentioned above?

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Portable charger with charging from USB

Is there any kind of portable charger for HTC touch pro 2 battery which can charge battery via USB?
For example to charge battery from computer (like phone charges the battery).
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But I am not talking about cradle chargers which can accommodate battery and phone at the same time.
and also not these chargers, they just support the USB as an output not as input!
So with this charger you can charge battery and phone only with AC power.
OK, gotta ask
Why you want this? You can charge the phone directly with a USB to USB-mini cable, and if you have a laptop and use it for any length of time you will plug it in (so one of the cheap plug in chargers would work for this purpose).
For the above reasons I don't think anyone has made a device such as you describe.
stevedebi
Thanks for reply.
I want this kind of charger to charge batteries with some cheap and non-reliable sources during traveling.
Like:
If I charge mobile pone directly I am afraid that the phone will be danaged.
whats wrong with a cradle charger for that? just because it has the dock for the phone doesnt mean you have to use it, and you can get the cradles for cheap on ebay, and ive never seen one just for charging batteries
I was buying some stuff and found this
http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/bd2-bcscbu-htp2.htm
I think this is what you are looking for...though I think default is right
ldubin said:
I was buying some stuff and found this
http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/bd2-bcscbu-htp2.htm
I think this is what you are looking for...though I think default is right
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I'm afraid your link does not have the charger itself, just the accessory.
fibo.kowalsky said:
stevedebi
Thanks for reply.
I want this kind of charger to charge batteries with some cheap and non-reliable sources during traveling.
Like:
If I charge mobile pone directly I am afraid that the phone will be danaged.
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OK, you must be going to some rough country where there may not be power, correct? I think you may be stuck with simply powering the phone via the USB cable. So long as your manual hand crank only puts out the standard USB voltage, you should be fine.
He didn't want the charger...he's using the hard crank
if you have a multimeter you can check the voltage of the hand crank to determine if its safe to charge the phone directly
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Is there any kind of portable charger for HTC touch pro 2 battery which can charge battery via USB?
For example to charge battery from computer (like phone charges the battery).
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Nice diagram you drew out that CLEARLY spells out what you are looking for. Not sure how other people could not understand what you are looking for, as that's something I require for any new phone platform I use. The ability to charge a spare battery from USB power (5v, 500ma+) for when you are somewhere you need to swap batteries and keep the spare charged at all times, etc.
So to answer the OPs original inquiry:
1. HTC OEM spare battery charger, model "HTC BC S300". Uses USB power to charge the spare battery as it has no direct AC input.
2. Seidio's charger that allows for AC or USB powered charging of a spare battery, model "BD3-BCSI3HTP2-BK"
This one is pretty decent as you have two options to power the charger. I can confirm it works either way. The other benefit is you can just replace the charging plate to support other battery types. I bring this charger on any extended trip I go on and keep one in my luggage at all times.
You'll have to google for the model numbers I put in quotes as I do not have enough posts to include URLs in my replies yet. The first hit you get on google should show the relevant info.
As for how you obtain your USB power safely, that's a separate issue that you are on your own.
powinmo said:
Nice diagram you drew out that CLEARLY spells out what you are looking for. Not sure how other people could not understand what you are looking for, as that's something I require for any new phone platform I use. The ability to charge a spare battery from USB power (5v, 500ma+) for when you are somewhere you need to swap batteries and keep the spare charged at all times, etc.
So to answer the OPs original inquiry:
1. HTC OEM spare battery charger, model "HTC BC S300". Uses USB power to charge the spare battery as it has no direct AC input.
2. Seidio's charger that allows for AC or USB powered charging of a spare battery, model "BD3-BCSI3HTP2-BK"
This one is pretty decent as you have two options to power the charger. I can confirm it works either way. The other benefit is you can just replace the charging plate to support other battery types. I bring this charger on any extended trip I go on and keep one in my luggage at all times.
You'll have to google for the model numbers I put in quotes as I do not have enough posts to include URLs in my replies yet. The first hit you get on google should show the relevant info.
As for how you obtain your USB power safely, that's a separate issue that you are on your own.
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From the website it appears the HTC BC S300 is for the Touch Diamond or Touch Pro.
http://www.mobihand.com/productaccessories.asp?id=29936&n=HTC-External-Battery-Charger-(BC-S300)
However, the other model should work, but the picture indicates that one would have to buy a male-to-male USB cable rather than the normal A to B cable for it to charge. I think this model would be the one to use.
http://www.seidioonline.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BD3-BCSI3HTP2-BK
EDIT: Not meaning to be too critical here, this was a good find!
stevedebi said:
From the website it appears the HTC BC S300 is for the Touch Diamond or Touch Pro 2.
http://www.mobihand.com/productaccessories.asp?id=29936&n=HTC-External-Battery-Charger-(BC-S300)
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35 dollars is pretty steep for that IMO
and for the record, i understood what he wants, i was just curios why the combo dock+battery charger was unacceptable, since it has a USB powered battery charger (at least the one i got did, 25 dollars shipped on ebay, even came with a second battery, much better than the 35 for the OEM battery charger)
defaultdotxbe said:
35 dollars is pretty steep for that IMO
and for the record, i understood what he wants, i was just curios why the combo dock+battery charger was unacceptable, since it has a USB powered battery charger (at least the one i got did, 25 dollars shipped on ebay, even came with a second battery, much better than the 35 for the OEM battery charger)
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Oops, I just edited the post you quote. That one was for the original Touch Pro, NOT the TP2.
He wants one that will charge FROM the USB port, evidently so that he can use a portable USB hand-powered generator to charge the batteries. The ones on E-bay will output USB power, but not charge a battery FROM the USB power.
Are you saying you found an e-bay model that charges from the USB? Can you post a link?
stevedebi said:
From the website it appears the HTC BC S300 is for the Touch Diamond or Touch Pro.
http://www.mobihand.com/productaccessories.asp?id=29936&n=HTC-External-Battery-Charger-(BC-S300)
However, the other model should work, but the picture indicates that one would have to buy a male-to-male USB cable rather than the normal A to B cable for it to charge. I think this model would be the one to use.
http://www.seidioonline.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BD3-BCSI3HTP2-BK
EDIT: Not meaning to be too critical here, this was a good find!
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No worries.
The Touch Diamond and Pro use the same default 1500mah battery the TP2's do. So the HTC OEM spare battery charger would work fine. That's one thing I love about HTC is they try to maintain the same type of batteries in most of their model line ups. Even their new Sprint EVO phone uses the same battery, nice!
That Seidio product link you listed is the same as the model number I posted. Good point on the cable. You would need a male to male type A USB cable to run from USB power. I carry various USB adapter plugs when I use it.
As for defaultdotxbe's post, seems you have the same concerns... he/she may have overlooked that the OP wanted a charger that runs off USB power. I have yet to see any of the combo docks on fleabay run strictly off USB vs providing USB power.
powinmo said:
No worries.
The Touch Diamond and Pro use the same default 1500mah battery the TP2's do. So the HTC OEM spare battery charger would work fine. That's one thing I love about HTC is they try to maintain the same type of batteries in most of their model line ups. Even their new Sprint EVO phone uses the same battery, nice!
That Seidio product link you listed is the same as the model number I posted. Good point on the cable. You would need a male to male type A USB cable to run from USB power. I carry various USB adapter plugs when I use it.
As for defaultdotxbe's post, seems you have the same concerns... he/she may have overlooked that the OP wanted a charger that runs off USB power. I have yet to see any of the combo docks on fleabay run strictly off USB vs providing USB power.
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I guess it is the angle of the picture on the first battery. It is squished flat, and I thought the contacts were on the side rather than the bottom.
defaultdotxbe said:
whats wrong with a cradle charger for that? just because it has the dock for the phone doesnt mean you have to use it, and you can get the cradles for cheap on ebay, and ive never seen one just for charging batteries
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Just one flaw it's price is about $20 including shipping.
I was expected something about $10 (as I got my AC charger with $4)
defaultdotxbe said:
if you have a multimeter you can check the voltage of the hand crank to determine if its safe to charge the phone directly
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Unfortunately I do not have but anyway charging $400 phone with $2 charger is not reliable, but charging $4 battery with that is ok
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stevedebi
I want to take phone during hiking in mountains and charging with hand charger will be nice.
powinmo
stevedebi
defaultdotxbe
Thanks for links and info
As I see the cradle charger is the best solution from the point of price and practice.
Just I was expecting something simplier and respectively cheaper than that cradle charger but as I see there is no cheaper.
fibo.kowalsky said:
Unfortunately I do not have but anyway charging $400 phone with $2 charger is not reliable, but charging $4 battery with that is ok
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its actually a 10 cent capacitor (or battery) that makes any charger reliable, like my 2 dollar car charger
like this one for example: http://inspectusa.com/emergency-han...r-vzl3883-with-flashlight-compass-p-1109.html
the cranking isnt putting voltage over the USB directly, it charges a button cell battery which in turn charges the phone, so it works like a UPS for a computer system and regulates the voltage going to the phone, so its safe to charge directly (im actually thinking of buying that one myself, lol)
@stevedebi
the only cradle ive ever used was for my old sprint mogul and it charged the battery through USB so i assumed all cradles worked this way
defaultdotxbe
I found cheaper solution:
it applies USB power directly on moving pins to charge battery.
As usb voltage is compatible for HTC TP2 battery charging it will work as portable usb charger.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Universal-Mini-...ultDomain_0&hash=item19bdeabe0e#ht_3931wt_911
it costs just $1.15 :lol:

Replacement USB charging cable?

Is there anything special about the USB cable and wall charger that came with the Atrix 4g?
The cable isn't long enough and I need to find one that is at least 6'.
not at all. it's just a standard micro usb cable.
Beware of other phone chargers with mini usb though. The atrix is much more greedy than my wife's lg clamshell and it won't charge from that charger. It turns on but never actually charges.
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not at all. it's just a standard micro usb cable.
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The cable yes, the charger itself, no.
I got a generic one from [a national store] and it charges but locks up the phone while charging.
So apparently there are differences.
I've used the USB cable from an HTC, a Samsung, and a Blackberry. All worked fine. Take apart a cable and see what's inside of it - I think you'll find they're all the same.
Universal Serial Bus is a standard. In Europe that means that all USB wall chargers have to be more or less the same. I use an Amazon Kindle charger with my Atrix just fine. Have also previously used chargers from other Android devices, WP7 devices and Blackberries.
In short, you'll be fine.
mattaw2001 said:
Beware of other phone chargers with mini usb though. The atrix is much more greedy than my wife's lg clamshell and it won't charge from that charger. It turns on but never actually charges.
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well, yeah. you'll find it won't fit and won't charge if you're trying to use a mini usb cable.
Fair point, I did name the wrong connector. In my defense the USB guys do mess with their connector names and types all the time.
A charger with exactly the same plug (from an lg clamshell) failed to charge my atrix but did turn it on.
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All proper chargers work fine on mine!
DON'T use cheap 1$ china chargers! They often have badly stabilized voltage and can even destroy your devices!
While on devices with proper stabilisation the voltage should look like the topmost graphic on this image (even under full load), on cheap devices it often looks like the one on the bottom, or something inbetween!
Also, some very cheap chargers allow the device to draw too much current, while grilling some internal components of the device. This could even start a fire!
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For cables, you can use the cheapest! I never had a cable break in a way it could destroy anything besides itself, and I always buy cheap cables from www.dealextreme.com!
I can recommend this cable. Very solid build quality, better than most cables for 10€ around here!
Any of the usb wall chargers advertised for iPhones will work. I found an awesome one for my car by looking the in apple section at walmart.
I order nearly all cables from monoprice.com super duper cheap and they always work just fine. You can get a micro usb for less than a dollar.
I just use a chargers off monoprice. Super cheap adapter and cable.
My friend's galaxy charger fits, but does not charge properly. About 10% per hour.
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Note that many power supply with 500mA or less ampere power WON'T charge your phone, be sure that your new charger is at least an 850mA.
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Note that many power supply with 500mA or less ampere power WON'T charge your phone, be sure that your new charger is at least an 850mA.
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Funny, my front-mounted USB ports (which put out just about 500mA) do a fine job for most devices including my Atrix. However, do not try to charge from dead via USB. For that you really need the full-power AC adapter. I use one from a previous phone at work (Samsung I think) and it charges in no time.
cable any micro USB cable will do. I have been using the cable that came with my kindle since I got the phone. The cable that came with my phone I think is in my car and the some random 3' cable in my bag for my computer. They all work fine. As for charging the computer and car USB is very slow as the only put out about 2.5 watts. The one that came with our phone puts out a little under 5 watts.
I always buy Monoprice cables. Although I have to admit the 1" micro usb cable I had been using from them seems to be broken as the cable will or will not charge depending on how its folded. But for the $1 or whatever I paid for it, it lasted a long time.
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Almost forgot...I've been using the ipad wall charger. It's a 2amp charger and charges the phone extra fast. I've been meaning to look for car cigarette lighter to usb chargers that are intended for ipad so I can have that 2 amps available for any device.
Just for information.
I recently bought HTC Evo 3D for my wife and installed a self-made 5V/3A charger in her car. The charger converts 12V in-car to 5V/3A stable.
I immediately was stuck with a problem. Whenever I put her Evo 3D it charges nicely. But my Atrix don't.
I remembered there is something special in Atrix USB toward charging. I checked and found that adding 10K resistor between white (receive or transmit?) and red (+5V) wires let my Atrix charges as it should be.
10K resistor has no effect in HTC.
From what I know it is just a standard Micro USB, the usb to outlet adapter, I am not sure, but it looks like a fairly standard device.
Caebron said:
The cable yes, the charger itself, no.
I got a generic one from [a national store] and it charges but locks up the phone while charging.
So apparently there are differences.
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Good to know I'm not the only one that has this problem, thought there was something wrong with my handset.

Forced AC Cable

I've seen a little chatter on the New Trent battery packs, but haven't seen this issue, so I wanted to see if I can figure out what's up.
I've had the IMP500 (5000mAh) for 3 or 4 months and really like it in general. Well, the little micro USB adapter has a little too much play and after 30 or so plug ins and outs it has a hard time maintaining a connection, to the point where it's almost unusable.
When I use the included wire, it shows up as AC charging. But, if I use a 'real' USB cable, it shows up as USB... which as we know can't provide a positive charge while using.
I know about the whole shorting of the 2/3 pins to force an AC charge, and I can see the mechanics that give me AC with the New Trent wire. But it would appear that I'm out of luck without getting a new one of those.
Anyone know of a USB wire that will force AC charging?
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Anyone know of a USB wire that will force AC charging?
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No, because any cable that shorts 2-3 isn't a USB cable, just as a charger that doesn't isn't a USB charger. They simply don't meet the specifications. If they're labeled "USB" anything, call the manufacturer and complain.
yes, a USB charging ONLY cable: available here:
http://www.amazon.com/Naztech-Micro...BCAY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1331144352&sr=8-1
the reviews on there matchup to what we want... a usb format cable that is shorted for 'charging only' it won't work for data.
thatsricci said:
yes, a USB charging ONLY cable: available here:
http://www.amazon.com/Naztech-Micro...BCAY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1331144352&sr=8-1
the reviews on there matchup to what we want... a usb format cable that is shorted for 'charging only' it won't work for data.
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Amazing, thanks! I hunted amazon but didn't come up with that one. I'll have to try it out.
thatsricci said:
yes, a USB charging ONLY cable: available here:
http://www.amazon.com/Naztech-Micro...BCAY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1331144352&sr=8-1
the reviews on there matchup to what we want... a usb format cable that is shorted for 'charging only' it won't work for data.
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Got this today and it works like a charm. No more soldering together pins in old i-pod chargers for me. Thanks again for the lead.
just bought two of each of these, should get early next week:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370592797323?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170793148690?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
hope these cure my car charging woes lol
One can buy chargers from reputable companies which follow the USB charging specification for under $10 (car or AC). Why mess with non-standard chargers and cables which are no cheaper, from bit players?
Back when I got my Dinc, I bought like 10 of these, they were actually on special for like $2.99 ea.. they are now close to $5 (amazon prime free shipping).
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I bought the other day one of these the other day as I didn't have a Car charger...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002TOKTHO
< $3.50 with free shipping (not amazon prime).
I had a meeting the other day and I ended up connecting my Rezound using one of the cables above with the charger above and got AC charging indication on the phone when it was charging.
Works great.
I also have 4-5 of these around the house ... Not phone related
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0037G2BMY
I use them when "family" comes over with their broken desktop computers and need me to "fix" them. Instead of stringing them to my office, I just plug one of these in and Wifi them so that I can work on them remote from my notebook. They are like $8 and work great.
Hello,
where to find this "Naztech Micro USB Charging Cable" for delivering in Belgium (europe). It's on amazon.com but delivery is only US and CANADA
Or do you know another cable wich deliver full power as with wall charger and original htc cable (about 850ma)
Thank you.
thatsricci said:
yes, a USB charging ONLY cable: available here:
http://www.amazon.com/Naztech-Micro...BCAY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1331144352&sr=8-1
the reviews on there matchup to what we want... a usb format cable that is shorted for 'charging only' it won't work for data.
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Also:
http://www.amazon.com/Charge-PureGe...1&sr=8-2&keywords=charge+only+micro+usb+cable
Yes but is there another shop for delivering in Europe?
Yannick1988 said:
Hello,
where to find this "Naztech Micro USB Charging Cable" for delivering in Belgium (europe). It's on amazon.com but delivery is only US and CANADA
Or do you know another cable wich deliver full power as with wall charger and original htc cable (about 850ma)
Thank you.
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The review on the following url from 24 Nov 2011 indicates it's charge only multi adapter cable:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/HEAD-MULTI-...PZB8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1343570862&sr=8-1
Luck
I don't know if the seller will ship internationally, but this is the one I bought and it works great.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=140750149487
It's worth hitting him up and seeing if he'll send it to you.
from my ADR6425LVW using Tapatalk 2
Ok thank you but I bought this one
Htp://usbfever.com/index_eproduct_view.php?products_id=1746
hope it will work fine.
Have you guys heard of Mediabridge? I got one of their ethernet cables, but now it's the only brand I buy when it matters. If anyone is still looking for a charging only cable, they have a long 6 ft. cable and a coiled cable - though they do have sync cables with the same stats too (and cheaper).
Here are the charging only cables from Amazon:
Oops, I guess I do too much lurking and not enough posting because it tells me I can't post outside links until I've had 10 submissions.
Simply do an Amazon search for Mediabridge USB Charging Cable and they should be the first 2 results that show. You can compare them with the data/sync cable because the data cable is a single color where the charging only has a dark cable and light grey terminals.
If you're interested in the data/sync cables you can find them under Mediabridge Hi-Speed USB 2.0
If you're using a wall charger or a car charger, either modify the cable (not ideal) or the charger itself (more ideal) to short the D-/D+ pins. When the phone detects the data pins shorted together it assumes it's connected to an AC charger. If you do this to a cable, make sure that only the micro-USB end is shorted and cut the wires so the USB A end isn't shorted.
Many PC USB ports are limited to 500mA draw anyway.

Choetech USB-C to USB-C 6pk review

I got a 6pack of Choetech USB-C to USB-C cords this week and have been able to test out the different lengths it came in.
The package came with:
1x - 1.6ft
4x - 3.3ft (Standard length that usually comes with your phones)
1x - 6.6ft
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I like the 6.6ft cord for by the couch and/or next to the bed when I'm charging the phone and am laying down. Sometimes I need a little extra length on the cord so it doesn't get pulled out of the wall.
The 1.6ft cord is prefect for charging in the car. I happen to drive a manual vehicle so it's nice that the cord doesn't get in the way. I was using the 3.3ft cord and it would get in the way sometimes when I'm shifting. The new length is perfect. Just long enough connect to my Anker AC vent magnet mount. All cords charged my phone "rapidly" so no complaints. I haven't done any data transfer onto a computer since most of it resides in the cloud.
The build the cords are nice, thick but not really flexible. I have USB cords from tronsmart and anker. The build on these feel about the same build quality. It's definitely more sturdy then some of the other thinner cords. Maybe since I've never owned one or tried a braided cord, I wish they could have had 2 braided 3.3ft cords and 2 regular 3.3.ft cords instead of 4 regular ones. All in all, I'd recommend this 6pack for someone who may need more cords then the single one they provide for you in the box.
Are these Nathan approved? I've been so tempted to buy some cheaper cables bit really don't want to get burned. I ended up purchasing the Apple 2m USB C to USB C cable as Nathan mentioned this is the best cable out there right now.
Benson?
Benson approved Choetech USB-A to USB-C cords here:
https://www.amazon.com/review/R3URN3ELQY0ND9
From what I read, USB-C to USB-C doesn't have issues?
heelhook79 said:
Benson?
Benson approved Choetech USB-A to USB-C cords here:
https://www.amazon.com/review/R3URN3ELQY0ND9
From what I read, USB-C to USB-C doesn't have issues?
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Further down in the comments:
Benson Leung*says:
It's not true that all C-to-C cables are in spec. The Type-C spec also has strict requirements or cable impedance, or how much voltage drops from source end of the cable to the sink. It can be no more than 500mV on Vbus.
Cables that violate that limit may result in much slower charging.
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I wrote Choetech an email and this is their response:
We have sent samples to Benson Leung, but he is too busy to test our cables now.
We have a new e-marked cable which is certified by USB-IF,
a sample has been sent to Benson and Nathan K, their test results will be coming soon.
I got my delivery on this one today, I bought it after Benson Leung confirmed it is a good cable.
Item Name: USB-IF Certified USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C Cable [with E-marker & Power Delivery] for 2016 MacBook Pro, Pixel Phone or other USB C devices.
Original Price: $30.00
Sale Price: $14.99
Deal Price: $9.99
Code: TIFJPFLN
Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N8U9075
HeCareth said:
Are these Nathan approved? I've been so tempted to buy some cheaper cables bit really don't want to get burned. I ended up purchasing the Apple 2m USB C to USB C cable as Nathan mentioned this is the best cable out there right now.
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What charging blocks are you guys buying to go with the cables?
MrBaltazar said:
What charging blocks are you guys buying to go with the cables?
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I'm using the Choetech block which is working well.
Are any of these cables the two piece magnetic ones?
Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
I also received these USB cables a few weeks ago for free from CHOETECH, I haven't left a review as I like to test stuff for more than a few days before recommending a product to anyone. I don't have any expensive meters to test voltages and stuff, but from day to day use, they function perfectly as they're supposed to. The build quality on the cables are amazing. As noted before, they are sturdy and by no means your typical cheap flimsy cable. I keep a cable by my bedside, a few in my car for on the go charging for me and my passengers, and one at the computer. The cables are pretty heavy duty since they're stepped on from time to time at my computer. Sometimes they get pulled on and cables still work perfectly, I can't comment on how fast these cables are because I have no use cases where it would max out the transfer speed, but it's fast enough for my needs. I also like the fact that they're plain cables in a plain bag with no flashy buzz words and tacky marketing on it. (Am I paying for the cables or for the fancy packaging?) I am very satisfied with this product and would recommend it to everyone else.
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I got a 6pack of Choetech USB-C to USB-C cords this week and have been able to test out the different lengths it came in.
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I concur with the opinion that these are of good quality and work well. I have used them to power both my Lenovo Yoga 910 and my Pixel, using both the Google Pixel OEM adapter and the Anker Powerport+ 60W adapter. One of the 3.3ft cables did have a damaged connector, which collapsed on insertion into my Pixel OEM adapter, but the others all work fine and seem to be sturdy and solid in construction. Choetech is sending me a replacement of that 3.3ft cable. I carry these in my bag every day and I've been charging overnight with the longer cable.
clockcycle said:
I got my delivery on this one today, I bought it after Benson Leung confirmed it is a good cable.
Item Name: USB-IF Certified USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C Cable [with E-marker & Power Delivery] for 2016 MacBook Pro, Pixel Phone or other USB C devices.
. . .
Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N8U9075
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I CANNOT say the same for this E-marked Choetech 10Gbps cable +clockcycle links to, which now appears on the spreadsheet with a BAD rating. It fails to charge my laptop and my Pixel and also seems to put my Pixel into some sort of voltage protection state. I'm awaiting a replacement from Choetech, but I have my concerns considering the updated test results by Nathan K. I'll note that Benson had said in 12/2016 that the cable appeared to him to be good, but that it had some missing fields which he initially just attributed to it being a test unit that Choetech supplied for review rather than for retail sale. Since then, Nathan K. has noted the same issues and more with retail units, and those results are reflected in the BAD rating in the spreadsheet.

Usb type c cable capable of hypercharging

Hello ARP2 fellas i am currently in search of a replacement usb-c cable for my 30W charger as the stock one ended up in my dog's menu The official Asus cable (ACAU003) which comes with the 30W charger seems harder to find and even if i managed to spot a couple of them they sell for 20+$, add the shipping fees and it will cost as much as the 30W charger itself Is there anyone around who tried an aftermaket cable capable of 30W Hypercharging? Many usb-c cables from AliExp or Ebay are marketed as 100W ones but not everyone in the comments is happy with the quick charging results on their devices and that's why i am hesitant to buy one. Any help is appreciated.
shivok said:
Hello ARP2 fellas i am currently in search of a replacement usb-c cable for my 30W charger as the stock one ended up in my dog's menu The official Asus cable (ACAU003) which comes with the 30W charger seems harder to find and even if i managed to spot a couple of them they sell for 20+$, add the shipping fees and it will cost as much as the 30W charger itself Is there anyone around who tried an aftermaket cable capable of 30W Hypercharging? Many usb-c cables from AliExp or Ebay are marketed as 100W ones but not everyone in the comments is happy with the quick charging results on their devices and that's why i am hesitant to buy one. Any help is appreciated.
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Try Baseus, usb3.1 to C works great + very good quality, but didnt try their usbC to C yet, its supposed to arrive in around a week so I can give you an update then.
Thanks Vardes, if you will not forget about it jump in and share your thoughts please. I might wait some more until someone else replies. Yeah Baseus and UGreen have a lot of positive reviews, still many people complain about their fast charging results
shivok said:
Hello ARP2 fellas i am currently in search of a replacement usb-c cable for my 30W charger as the stock one ended up in my dog's menu The official Asus cable (ACAU003) which comes with the 30W charger seems harder to find and even if i managed to spot a couple of them they sell for 20+$, add the shipping fees and it will cost as much as the 30W charger itself Is there anyone around who tried an aftermaket cable capable of 30W Hypercharging? Many usb-c cables from AliExp or Ebay are marketed as 100W ones but not everyone in the comments is happy with the quick charging results on their devices and that's why i am hesitant to buy one. Any help is appreciated.
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I would recommend Apples USB-C to USB-C cable. I have been using that since my N10+ and now ROGPHONE 2.
I'm using 2 of these mcdodo cables, 2m each rated 5a.
With the original charger from Asus I must say that the charging is very very fast. And I'm using one to charge my phone in my car, with a 30w small Baseus charger.
They have new cables tho', something with autodisconnect if u check their page but i didn't got them so i don't know how good those are.
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got my baseus c to c cable, tested it today with stock charger, it has shown me hypercharge and overall charging time was around 1.5h from 8 to 100%. Overall build quality is great, braided 2m cable - almost identical to Bhl00's one, just different plugs. Here is the cable itself: http://imgur.com/gallery/A5Ee4Yy
VarDes said:
got my baseus c to c cable, tested it today with stock charger, it has shown me hypercharge and overall charging time was around 1.5h from 8 to 100%. Overall build quality is great, braided 2m cable - almost identical to Bhl00's one, just different plugs. Here is the cable itself: http://imgur.com/gallery/A5Ee4Yy
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VarDes thank you for coming back leaving your feedback here. I am happy your Baseus cable is suitable for Hypercharging, just one last favor. Can you share a link or a reference product picture of the specific Baseus cable you have bought since they have several usb-c to usb-c cables in their portfolio. Thank you in advance
VarDes said:
got my baseus c to c cable, tested it today with stock charger, it has shown me hypercharge and overall charging time was around 1.5h from 8 to 100%. Overall build quality is great, braided 2m cable - almost identical to Bhl00's one, just different plugs. Here is the cable itself: http://imgur.com/gallery/A5Ee4Yy
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Hello is your baseus c to c cable looks like this? I want to buy but afraid wrong, it's written supports PD3 and QC 4.0 though, it's shown 60W though, is this ok cause the original charger is only 30W? Just want to make sure just in case, thanks for your help !
GunVein said:
Hello is your baseus c to c cable looks like this? I want to buy but afraid wrong, it's written supports PD3 and QC 4.0 though, it's shown 60W though, is this ok cause the original charger is only 30W? Just want to make sure just in case, thanks for your help !
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Looks exactly like the one I have, and it is ok that it supports 60W - just means its basically futureproof and/or capable of charging a laptop .
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VarDes thank you for coming back leaving your feedback here. I am happy your Baseus cable is suitable for Hypercharging, just one last favor. Can you share a link or a reference product picture of the specific Baseus cable you have bought since they have several usb-c to usb-c cables in their portfolio. Thank you in advance
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Hey, here's a reference link on aliexpress - https://a.aliexpress.com/_UPFfL
VarDes said:
Looks exactly like the one I have, and it is ok that it supports 60W - just means its basically futureproof and/or capable of charging a laptop .
Hey, here's a reference link on aliexpress - https://a.aliexpress.com/_UPFfL
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thank you !

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