Will this cable be effective for use with the Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 specs? It's a waste to plug this into a quick charge 2.0 and it can't do it.
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Yes this can easily handle the Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 chargers, I'm using one on the Motorola one I bought for my 2nd gen Moto X and does amazing at how fast that can charge with such little time.
67704
Yes. I have 2012 Q5 2.0 and this cable works perfectly and has adequate length too.
904131
I haven't used it because the size as I mentioned before, but it should work perfectly with 2.0 ports I'm sure of that.http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1853652/usb-devices-usb-port.html
271508
I used it with the Note 2. My original charger worked fine at first, charging within a few hours. Then, the cable died and took hours to get about 20%. This cable takes just as long as my original charger did when it stopped working efficiently.
383203
It isn't a question of model as much as it is of the iso... It is obviously a 30 pin connector so any connector that needs a lightning cable won't work, also if you have the latest iso it also won't work (iso 7 started restricting non-apple compliant chargers due to people getting electrocuted)... so if your operating system is higher than 7, these won't work
147653
No, it's not a charge cable. and will not work with another adapter. it's a OTG cable, with this OTG cable, connect USB flash drives, U-disk, keyboards, mice and more to your phone.The transfer rate of USB 3.0 hard drive up to 40-60M/sSmays
1027909
It SHOULD work just fine, as the APC cable is basically adapting the "RJ45" connector to USB. But I have not actually tried it. Sorry I cant give a definitive answer.
1160648
Data is fine. For charging, it only delivers 0.5 Amps, so charging will be much slower than with the 2 Amp cable supplied with the phone.
869558
The cable should work without any problems. The coiled version is heavier, however does the same as the straight. I didn't care for coiled as the length of it was too short, plus the way I used it, I had to stretch it out for my liking and only stayed stretched for a matter of mins before it went back to normal form. It put too much strain, I thought on the micro-usb end and wore out my prongs holding the USB into the phone. The straight cable seems to be doing a better job with how I use it. Good luck and hope I was able to answer your questions.
1682601
This is USB 2.It will work with USB 3.0. I do not see any improvement in performance.
1405917
I haven't had an issue with using my 3rd pardy usb2.0 charger. I did run across one charger cable that had a large plastic molding around the metal end that did interfere, but i most I've run across have not.
42755
not completely true, i have 1.1 usb and mine works fine, but 1.0 usb i dunno. everytime i plug it in it tells me "the device can perform faster" with a usb 2.0....
463226
Yep. Works fine on mine at least. To my knowledge, USB is always backwards compatible, you may just run into speed limitations on some devices. This thing doesn't come anywhere close to needing all the speed of even 2.0, so there's really no difference.
1934002
No problem, it is backwards compatible..The speed loss is dependent upon the cable itself and the connector pin coating. Not the shape of the connector. If the cable is rated as a usb3 it will carry data at usb3 speed, however, if connected to a usb2 port it will carry at usb2 speed. Not really a negative issue.....
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It will work. I wouldn't advise it. I have one too. This product is cheaply made and will break on you. I could never get it to quick charge and would have the battery die while it was on this charger. The plug part fit so tightly you had to be careful unplugging it, or it would rip the plug casing off. I thought about gluing it all in, and it broke the very next day, ripping all the wires off the solder. Theres another brand that has a 6ft. Cable that isnt usb. I bought that one recently and it actually charged my tablet to full while watching nexflix on maximum screen brightness. Go with that cable instead. Would not advise this purchase. Spend an extra couple bucks and get the other one. It will work. I wouldn't advise it. I have one too. This product is cheaply made and will break on you. I could never get it to quick charge and would have the battery die while it was on this charger. The plug part fit so tightly you had to be careful unplugging it, or it would rip the plug casing off. I thought about gluing it all in, and it broke the very next day, ripping all the wires off the solder. Theres another brand that has a 6ft. Cable that isnt usb. I bought that one recently and it actually charged my tablet to full while watching nexflix on maximum screen brightness. Go with... » Read More It will work. I wouldn't advise it. I have one too. This product is cheaply made and will break on you. I could never get it to quick charge and would have the battery die while it was on this charger. The plug part fit so tightly you had to be careful unplugging it, or it would rip the plug casing off. I thought about gluing it all in, and it broke the very next day, ripping all the wires off the solder. Theres another brand that has a 6ft. Cable that isnt usb. I bought that one recently and it actually charged my tablet to full while watching nexflix on maximum screen brightness. Go with that cable instead. Would not advise this purchase. Spend an extra couple bucks and get the other one. « Show Less
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i bought it for a specific phone. it "almost" works on an older phone- i can tape it to the phone and it charges sometime which isn't the best ideal. too often a small detail prevents these cables from being universal. find one at a store and try it before buying; .
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I wouldn't want anybody to fry their device. That port is designed to handle tablets and larger devices. I have used it on my regular phone and it seemed like it actually charged it faster but I couldn't say whether it's advisable to assume that every device is compatible. Try it at your own risk.