6' Left Angle Micro USB Cable

While this is not a problem with my phone, the straight (and short) OEM cables interfere with my hands when operating my tablets while they are charging. This quality cable rectifies this problem. NOTE: the plug fits REALLY tight. A great value. Make sure that you order the right angle (I didn't and bought right-angle versions). You want the cable pointing in the right direction (e.g.: down instead of up on tablets with port on the side). Update: When using this cable while charging/using a 11" Lenovo Lynx tablet, I get an odd error message that says that the power drawer exceeds charging input. Note that this cable is comparatively thin and I suspect that this restricts the cable's ability to provide full charging current. I also did not get this message when I used other cables that turned out to be thicker as well. Finally, the cable works find with my Google Nexus 7 tablet. This means that it should work fine with any mobile device that has a 7" screen or less.

C'est le 2e cordon de ce type que j'achète et ils sont parfaits pour l'alimentation (fixe) de mon coyote dans mes différentes voiture. Parfait... Attention à l'orientation de votre cordon si, comme moi, vous décidez de mettre un cordon en fixe sur votre auto!

Worked fine for my desk fan that I wanted to adjust close to a wall.

Works great and WILL deliver more than 1.0 Amp. You can NEVER use an app on a smart device to test current limits because these devices have many many controls and loads which artificially limit or add drain to charging current. Current is not the only factor too, there is voltage and voltage drop in the cable. On my standardized test bench (yes I am an Electrical Engineer) with a regulated 5 volt 2.1 Amp limited power source I measured up to 1.65 amps before the voltage dropped below 4.75 volts which is where I estimate the average minimum voltage cutoff of most devices in my experience. That is a maximum power carrying ability of 7.8 watts, more than enough to charge most tablets. Every device has it's own thresholds where it will cut off charging power (volt times amps equals watts which is a measure of net power) when it gets too low. That is POWER not amps. Amps alone means nothing. You can deliver 20 amps to a smart device but if the voltage isn't sufficient it will cut off the charge power. If you are unable to charge a device which requires 1.5 amps, this cable is not the single problem. It may not charge it as quickly as some other cables (look for "high speed charge" not "high speed data transfer" cables) but it will generally charge most tablets requiring 1.5 amps. As long as they do not have any additional charge control wires in the cables like Apple uses.

c'est le 2e que j'achète, sa longueur et son angle droit en font un câble très pratique pour charger son téléphone portable dans la voiture ou à la maison.