USB-A Cables
Explore Anker’s robust and reliable USB-A cables for fast charging and stable data transfer - compatible with a wide range of devices for daily use.
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USB-A Cables
USB-A cables offer dependable charging and data syncing for countless devices. With wide compatibility and durable design, they remain a trusted choice for connecting smartphones, tablets, accessories, and more.
Why Choose Anker USB-A Cables?
Fast Charging & High-Speed Data Transfer
Enjoy efficient charging with support for up to 15W - ideal for smartphones and tablets. With USB 3.0 and 3.1 compatibility, Anker’s USB-A cables deliver data transfer speeds up to 5 Gbps, letting you move an entire HD movie in under 5 seconds - perfect for syncing large files quickly and easily.
Versatile 3-in-1 Connector Design
Some USB-A cables include a 3-in-1 connector with interchangeable tips for USB-C, Lightning, and Micro USB. This all-in-one solution simplifies your charging setup and ensures compatibility with virtually any device - whether it’s an iPhone, Android, or older gadget.
Trusted by Millions, Compatible with More
With millions of satisfied users worldwide, Anker’s USB-A cables are recognized for their quality and reliability. They’re designed to work seamlessly with a wide range of devices - from smartphones and tablets to laptops, portable chargers, and game consoles - making them a dependable choice for everyday use.
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FAQ About USB Cable
How do I know if my Cable is USB-A or C?
You can typically distinguish between USB-A and USB-C cables by examining their connector shapes. USB-A cables have flat, rectangular connectors - it's the classic port seen on most older laptops, chargers, and power banks. USB-C has a smaller, oval, reversible connector - meaning you can plug it in either way. It's common on newer devices like Android phones, tablets, and modern laptops.
Is USB-A being phased out?
Yes, USB-A is gradually being phased out in favor of the more versatile USB-C. USB-C offers faster data transfer speeds, higher power delivery, and a reversible connector design, making it the preferred choice for modern devices. Despite this shift, USB-A is not disappearing overnight. Many devices, especially legacy equipment, still rely on USB-A ports.
Do USB-A cables support fast charging?
Yes, USB-A cables can support fast charging, but their capabilities are generally more limited compared to USB-C cables.Standard USB-A typically supports up to 12W (5V/2.4A), which is sufficient for basic charging needs.Enhanced USB-A cables can deliver up to 18W using protocols like Qualcomm Quick Charge (QC) 3.0. These charging cables are designed to handle higher power outputs, allowing for faster charging of compatible devices.
Can you transfer data through USB-A cables?
Yes, you can transfer data through USB-A cables. USB-A cables that support data transfer are typically labeled as USB 2.0 or USB 3.0/3.1, which can transfer files between devices like computers, smartphones, or external drives. However, some Type-A cables are designed only for charging and do not have the necessary wires for data transmission.
What to look for when choosing USB-A cables?
There are 3 major points to consider when choosing USB-A cables:
- Power and Charging Speed:Ensure the cable supports the wattage your device requires. Opt for USB-A cables with 12W or 18W power output for fast charging.
- Durability and Build Quality: Look for cables with reinforced connectors and braided or thick outer sheathing to resist wear and tear.
- Device and Port Compatibility:Make sure the cable's connector matches your device and works with your charger or power source.
