Magnetic Charging Cable, 540° Rotating Magnetic Phone Charger [6-Pack, 3ft/3ft/3ft/6ft/6ft/10ft] 3 in 1 Magnetic Charger Cable Nylon Braided Magnetic USB Cable for iProduct/Micro USB/Type C Device

I was getting REAL tired of the “rat's nest” of cords I have below my desk. After checking, these magnetic cords seemed like a good solution. There are a few brands here on Amazon, I chose these after taking into consideration cost, types, and value. Just be WARNED, you WILL NOT get fast charging from these cords, which I am HAPPY to give up for this level of ease of use.The cords are well-built, with a nice, smooth flexible covering. There are 2 parts to each of the cords. One, the part that goes into the device, which can stay there, that is magnetic. It's very small, and barely sticks out from the device, it's almost flush. The end of the cord, also magnetic, is flat and can be moved around as stated 540 degrees. The end of the cord also emits a pleasant BLUE LIGHT.The magnetics on the cables I received are really strong. I have one of the “USB-C” connectors in my phone. I can pick up my phone and use it, while it is connected, and it firmly stays that way, that is really impressive. I have another connected to some Headphones and a pair of Earbuds.Just get the cord close to the device, and the cord just jumps on the device. It's pretty awesome.

Magnet is strong and always charges when hooked up

The primary reason that I purchased this product was cross product compatability charging USB-C devices, apple products (magic keyboard, mouse), and legacy devices using micro-usb.At first I couldn't get apple devices to charge, but I tried inserting the magnetic charging adapter upside down and it started working. Another reviewer stated that they couldn't get Apple products to charge either. I hope they figured it out like I did. Apparently, apple charging plugs need to be orientated on one way, unlike usb-c.The product with everything else that I needed to charge (portable power screwdriver, camping lanterns, guitar wireless transmitter, bike lights, flashlights, portable speakers etc...).I recently switched to this product from another magnetic charging system, so I have a little experience with this. I have to be a little more gentle with the cables as they are not heavily shielded. But that could be a 'pro' as well. The cable being thinner have a smaller profile - I would be careful not to abuse these cables. I'm not sure if they will last a lifetime.I feel that the magnet is a little bit stronger on this product allowing you to use little effort when placing your devices to charge. You can literally throw the magnet in the general direction of the device and it will catch it.Another 'pro' is that the contact head swivels to allow you to position the cable in the direction that you desire. I hope moving the swivel head doesn't break the electrical contacts over time.I purchased 2 systems and converted all my devices to work with this system. I replaced my existing magnetic charging system with this system - even though I felt that my old system was slightly a higher quality. I'm about to purchase a third one to make sure that I have enough cables and detachable contact heads to cover my future devices. I have no idea how long this company will be in business. If there are no competitor vendors that sells compatible cables or magnetic charging heads, I'll have to re-buy everything. So far, I do not see other vendors that sell products that are compatible with this. With my old system, with a little research and testing, I was able to purchase replacement contact charging heads from various vendors. However that should not discourage you from purchasing this product.One more thing I like about this product, the USB-A cable that they provide you obviously can be plugged into USB-A outlet - computers, or those little A/C to USB-A converters that you get with a new mobile phone. Considering that I have like 15 sitting around the house, my cost to operate was extremaly cheap. I didn't have to purchase them, With my old system, I had to use dedicated power adapters. They can range anywhere from $10 to $20. If I didn't have a bunch of them sitting around the house, it would have cost me an additional $100 to charge all my devices.

I like these magnetic cables as they make it super easy to connect the charge cable. Just don’t let the magnets slam together as doing that can break them. Also, having the correct plug-in on the device saves wear and tear on the connection socket especially the Lightning connections. They do charge at a low rate but that is fine with me. I keep my state of charge around 65% on all my devices for long battery life.

These cables are really cool. I like that they're magnetic so it saves on the hassle of getting them connected. I have a Samsung Galaxy s22 ultra and these do not work very well with my phone. Every single time I connect it it pops up a message on my phone saying that it's charging slowly and to make sure the cable is connected properly. Takes literally all night to charge my phone so o don't recommend using for androids. My boyfriend has an iPhone and he has no problem charging his phone with these. It charges his phone very quick maybe a couple hours to get it fully charged when it's dead.

Was a very good price for these and they work great. Also like the fact that it swivels so no broken cords

I will have to say when I first purchased these cords I was excited because I would be able to move away from messing up my cord/charger port. It wasn’t til later, after owning these for a while, that I learned that these are very low quality and they also seem to get worse as time goes on. First off, the charger area that connects to the phone via magnet get super hot… sometimes hot enough to burn you. It doesn’t seem all that safe to me. On top of this, I’ve had one cord that has melted over time and the piece that goes into the phone broke off and almost got stuck and this was due to how hot it gets and how cheaply made these are. Whether it be planned obsolescence or not is beyond me but I do say this product isn’t worth your money. Personally I regret wasting mine on it as new issues have come up with other cords, such as the magnetic connector losing electrical connection when the cord is pivoted (which it was designed to do). Maybe spend a little extra money on a brand that is actually made out of good materials and made to last longer. These cords are definitely a short term thing as they will either melt or the connection will get messed up. Hopefully they don’t burn my house down one day too 🤷‍♂️

Fast charging, strong magnets!

This is a lot like wireless charging, except it works and doesn't waste electricity trying to induce what should connect.The stubs for the device end are absolutely brilliant. No more wear and tear on your phone port, ever. No more dirt in it. No more propping your phone at just the right angle to make it connect. Just get it close and *click* you're charging.The cables themselves are also excellent, with a nice sturdy 180° hinge at the device end, and since the magnetic connectors can also twist on each face, you get a full half sphere of motion without any stress on the port and without any spotty connections. If you forget you're connected and pull away, the magnets just pops apart, no damage done.By far the biggest advantage is that once you put an apple stub in your wife's phone, and a USB-C in your android, and a micro-USB in your rechargeable flashlight, and another USB-C in your battery pack, and so on, everything can charge with the same cables. One cable in the car. One in the livingroom, one each to carry. And so on. My blood pressure monitor runs on it. Our closet puck lights charge on it. Our electric spark lighter charges on it. None of those things will ever have any wear on their ports, and all of them use the same cables regardless of their type.I can't imagine a better solution. Some also handle data, but I have home wifi for that. This is the simplest, most effective, most efficient, most flexible, longest-lasting, device-saving, bestest charging system ever. Ever.

La cantidad y calidad de los cables es buena. En relación con el precio está bastante bien. El imán no es tan potente para poder desconectar las cabezas pero hace su labor.

Me gusto mucho lo práctico de la conexión

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3 things I really like: The little LED on the end so that it lights up dark areas when you're looking to plug in. The magnet that quickly snaps into place. The fact that they include a bunch of different ends to use, which is handy if some get lost.What I question: The rotating swivel at the end of the magnet seems cheap and feels like it could easily break (but hasn't yet). Also does not seem to give my laptop or iPad full power from my USB QC port like other cables do. They seem to be taking longer to charge, but I'll have to do an actual timed test when I have time.So far so good. I will update my review to bring starts up or down in a few months. Up if they're still doing well, or down if things break.