USB C to Micro USB Cable 1ft, 16W Charging 480Mbps Data Transfer

Worked exactly as needed. I bought this to connect my drone to my phone, and it worked right away with no issues. The 1-foot length is perfect since it keeps the setup neat without a bunch of extra cable hanging around. Great quality, solid connection, and a good value. Would definitely buy again.

Great quality, perfect for what I needed. I needed a short cable to transfer photos directly from my camera to my phone. This is perfect, 5 seconds and I have my photos. No more dealing with WiFi/bluetooth connection/apps to get photos.

Good

The DteeDck USB-C to Micro USB Cable is an incredibly handy cable if you still have Micro USB devices but your newer chargers and computers have moved to USB-C. Instead of stacking adapters together, this gives you a direct USB-C-to-Micro-USB connection in one clean cable. The 10-foot (3-meter) length is probably my favorite feature. That extra reach is fantastic when the outlet or USB-C charger isn't conveniently located. It's great around a desk, studio, equipment rack, nightstand, vehicle, or anywhere you don't want to be sitting three feet away from the power source. I have plenty of older audio equipment, accessories, cameras, controllers, battery-powered devices, and other electronics that still use Micro USB. A cable like this makes it much easier to keep those devices useful alongside newer USB-C equipment. The braided exterior is another nice touch. It gives the cable a more substantial feel and is especially welcome on something this long that's likely to be rolled up, transported, and used frequently. I also appreciate that it supports both charging and data transmission. That makes it much more versatile than a charging-only cable when you need to connect a compatible Micro USB device to a computer.

Works for what I need it for

Nice short soft pliable charging cable for my low powered devices that take micro usb because my new power bank has no usb a port.

You ever notice how technology keeps moving forward but somehow we still need to keep one foot in the past? That's this cable, folks. It's like a mullet for your electronics - business in the front, party in the back. Or is it the other way around? Who the hell knows anymore. So here I am, staring at this one-foot braided cord, and I'm thinking: "We invented USB-C to unify everything, to END the madness of seventeen different cables for seventeen different devices. But no - NO - some genius had to build a bridge back to the old country." It's like building a Tesla with a tape deck. The cable works. Let me be clear - it WORKS. Sixteen watts of charging power, 480 megabits per second of data transfer. You know what that means? Neither do I. But apparently it's enough to keep your ancient Kindle alive while your fancy new laptop sits there with its smug USB-C port judging your life choices. Does it hurt my brain? Yeah. But so does traffic, television, and the fact that we still measure things in feet and inches. At least this cable does its job without complaining.

The quality of the cord was good, however, it did not serve my purpose. It was supposed to be able to transfer data and it did not. I was able to return it for a full refund so no loss.

Es tal y como lo esperaba. Lo recomiendo.