mophie - PRO 6.6' USB Type A-to-USB Type C Charge-and-Sync Cable - Black
Model: 50178BBR
SKU: 6104704
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- Key Specs
- Cable Length: 0.55 feet
- Connector Type (End 1): USB Type C
- Gender (End 1): Male
- Connector Type (End 2): USB
- Gender (End 2): Male
- Jacket Material: Nylon
- General
- Product Name: PRO 6.6' USB Type A-to-USB Type C Charge-and-Sync Cable
- Brand: mophie
- Quantity: 1
- Model Number: 50178BBR
- Color: Black
- Connectivity
- Cable Type: USB
- Cable Length: 0.55 feet
- Product Type: Cable
- Connector Type (End 1): USB Type C
- Gender (End 1): Male
- Connector Type (End 2): USB
- Gender (End 2): Male
- Material
- Jacket Material: Nylon
- Other
- UPC: 840472240685
Enjoy tough charge-and-sync connections to an Android device with this 6.6-foot mophie PRO USB-C cable. Its Dupont Kevlar armored core holds up to extreme bends and prevents tangles, and its braided nylon provides enhanced resistance to breakage. The heavy-gauge wiring of this mophie PRO USB-C cable ensures seamless transmission of power and data.
- Compatible with a wide range of devices: Charge and synchronize devices with USB Type-C ports to USB-A ports on laptops, AC chargers, and power packs.
- Heavy-gauge, high-quality wire: Uses to deliver maximum power-flow and performance, guaranteeing the fastest connectivity speeds and highest efficiency possible while charging your laptop, smartphone, or other USB-C devices.
- Durable braided nylon exterior: A smooth feel matched with unrivaled strength to protect your cable from abrasion and tearing.
- Dupont™ Kevlar® armored core: Adds durability to the cable while maintaining flexibility that prevents tangles and makes it easy to use the cable in tight area.
- 6.6' length: Offers flexible placement options.
Whats Included
- Mophie PRO 6.6' USB Type A-to-USB Type C Charge-and-Sync Cable
Q: Will this work for the Galaxy S9?
A: Yes it will. I use it with A Note 9. Which had the same port.
Q: Does this work for Galaxy S7?
A: Nope.
A: Nope iPhone uses a lightning cable not a type c.
