Charging and data cable Mophie USB-A to USB-C 1 m Black

Mophie USB-A to USB-C 1 m cable in black is designed for charging and data transfer between USB-C devices and USB-A power sources or computers. The 1 meter length provides a balance between reach and portability for everyday use at home, in the office or while traveling. The cable features a USB-A connector on one end and a reversible USB-C connector on the other, enabling connection to a wide range of smartphones, tablets and peripherals with USB-C ports.

Advantages

The cable offers reliable charging and data synchronization with durable outer jacket construction that resists wear from regular handling. Standard USB-A and USB-C connectors ensure broad compatibility with existing chargers, power banks and computers. Its 1 m length provides convenient cable management without excessive slack, and the reversible USB-C plug reduces connector orientation issues. The black finish minimizes visible dirt and fits common device aesthetics.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with USB-C ports from USB-A chargers or power banks
• Transferring data between USB-C devices and computers with USB-A ports
• Use at home, in the office or during travel where a 1 m cable length is preferred
• Connecting USB-C peripherals such as headphones, controllers or portable drives to USB-A hosts

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-A to USB-C
• Length: 1 meter
• Color: black
• Functionality: charging and data transfer
• Connector orientation: reversible USB-C

How to use

Plug the USB-A connector into a USB-A charger, power bank or computer USB-A port, and insert the USB-C connector into the device with a USB-C port. Ensure both connector ends are fully seated in their ports for reliable charging and stable data transfer. For data synchronization, confirm the appropriate data transfer mode on the connected device or computer if prompted. Avoid bending the cable sharply near the connectors to maintain long-term performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with chargers and devices that support standard USB charging profiles. Inspect the cable periodically for visible damage and replace it if the jacket or connectors show significant wear. Store the cable loosely coiled to prevent strain on the connectors and jacket.