HOCO X88Ac black is a 1 m USB-A to USB-C cable designed for reliable data transfer and charging. With a standard USB-A connector on one end and a reversible USB-C plug on the other, the cable supports connection between computers, chargers and USB-C devices such as smartphones, tablets, power banks and peripherals. The 1 metre length balances reach and portability for everyday use at home, in the office or while travelling.
Advantages
The cable provides stable data synchronization and charging through a straightforward wired connection, eliminating compatibility issues associated with older USB-A ports and modern USB-C devices. Its 1 m length offers convenient handling without excessive slack, and the black finish hides wear while matching most devices and accessories. The reversible USB-C connector enables fast, correct insertion regardless of orientation.
Suitable for
- Charging smartphones and tablets from USB-A chargers or power banks
- Connecting USB-C devices to PCs and laptops for data transfer
- Using in cars with USB-A ports for charging or media playback
- Connecting peripherals such as external drives or hubs that accept USB-C
Key specifications
- Connector types: USB-A (standard) to USB-C (reversible)
- Cable length: 1 metre
- Main functions: data transfer and device charging
- Colour: black
How to use
Plug the USB-A end into a compatible charger, computer or car USB port and insert the USB-C end into the device’s USB-C socket. For charging, ensure the power source supports the device’s required current. For data transfer, allow the host device to recognise the connected device and follow on-screen prompts to enable file transfer if necessary. Disconnect by pulling the connector rather than the cable body to reduce strain on the termination.
Usage recommendations
Use the cable for routine charging and data sync; avoid exposing it to extreme bending near connectors and keep it away from liquids. For faster charging, pair with a charger that supports higher current output and compatible device charging protocols. Replace the cable if you observe frayed insulation, loose connectors or inconsistent connection behaviour.
