USB to USB-C cable Forever Tornado 1.0 m 3 A — black

Forever Tornado USB to USB-C cable, 1.0 m length, rated for up to 3 A current. Designed for charging compatible smartphones, tablets and other USB-C devices and for data transfer between devices with standard USB and USB-C ports. Single black cable suitable for daily charging, syncing and portable use at home, office or travel. Tornado cable features a braided outer sheath and reinforced metal connector housings that improve durability and abrasion resistance. It supports charging at up to 3 A and provides a reliable wired data connection between host devices and USB-C peripherals.

Advantages

The braided construction offers enhanced tear and abrasion resistance compared with standard plastic-insulated cables, while metal connector housings protect termination points from bending and wear. A 1.0 m length balances reach and portability for everyday use. Compatibility with USB-A host ports and USB-C devices enables both charging and data transfer without additional adapters. Rated for up to 3 A, the cable supports faster charging currents where the connected devices and chargers allow it.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with USB-C ports from USB-A chargers
• Syncing files and performing wired data transfers between a computer and USB-C devices
• Everyday use at home, office or travel where a durable, portable cable is needed
• Replacing worn or damaged USB to USB-C cables

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB-A (standard) to USB-C
• Cable length: 1.0 m
• Maximum continuous current: up to 3 A
• Outer sheath: braided fabric for improved durability
• Connector housings: reinforced metal
• Functions: power delivery (charging) and wired data transfer

How to use

Insert the USB-A end into a compatible USB-A power adapter, computer or other host port, and connect the USB-C end to the device you wish to charge or sync. Ensure the connected charger and device support the intended current; the cable is rated up to 3 A. For data transfer, wait until the host recognizes the device and follow any operating system prompts to access or synchronize files. Avoid pulling the cable by the cord; disconnect by holding the connector housing to reduce stress on the termination.

Usage recommendations

To prolong the cable’s service life, avoid sharp bending near the connector housings, keep the cable dry and free from chemicals, and store it coiled loosely rather than tightly wound. Use with chargers and devices that support appropriate current limits; while the cable supports up to 3 A, actual charging speed depends on the power adapter and device capabilities.