5V Power cord cable

Ive used this for computer, tablet, mp3 players, personal toys(tmi but someone here wants to know) and phones. All worked great and solid. No issues with compatibility. Fits damn near everything except lightning cable(my only disappointment) Great item and great price

Easy to use, had the plug adapter I needed for a 5V waterflosser. Charged it in 30 minutes.

NIce little set that solves a lot of electronic compatibility issues. Would recommend. Great price, too.

Versatile cable for several household applications. I bought this to charge my child’s RC helicopter. It works for what I need, you have to have a powered USB port to plug in to.

It is a nice little adapter kit. I bought this primarily to figure out what piece my light up stand uses as it never said what piece it used. wish I honestly bought this before buying all of the other ones just testing each one over and over when I could have just bought this.

One day, not long after turning 55, I looked inside the top drawer of my nightstand, and all I could think was, "It does not look like a grown-up lives here."There was a hodge-podge of archaic USB cables, among the icons marking my failed attempt at adulthood. A micro-B USB cable to charge my wireless over-ear headphones. 4 or 5 mini-B connectors to charge and upload to my 7th-gen Fire tablet, because at least 3 of them are charge-only cables that can't transfer data, and one or more is also broken, and I can't remember which ones those are, so at night in bed I frantically try every single one. A couple of USB-C cables I don't recall ever buying, and a cable for my cassette-to-USB deck's power source that is USB-A to some tiny barrel plug.In other words, cable anarchy.I recently took a giant step forward into becoming the person I always assumed I'd automatically become years ago: I cleaned out my nightstand drawer and threw away all those cables that were responsible for a large part of my drawer not looking like my parents' drawers did when I snuck into them as a kid.This cable has a USB-A end on one end, and a snug-fitting barrel plug on the other that allows you to use one of the many adapter tips. The cable is DATA ONLY, so it can't replace USB cords that you use to transfer data. The 2 wires that do that work are not included in this cable because it is designed to replace your CHARGING cables, not your DATA cables. It is impractical to do both with this sort of design, as the connector would need to be more complicated. However, I don't need - and you probably don't need - data transfer cables next to your bed. If you're like me, you just charge devices there, and do your transfers at your desk.In the pictures I included, you can see how my drawer looked before, and now, thanks to being able to do away with all those cables. I am using 4 of the included ends now, and it includes more barrel plug sizes that I may need in the future. It also included a screw lug adapter, which is very handy if you like to tinker with Pi or Arduino (or even just LEDs).I absolutely love this cable system and things like this that eliminate the visual chaos of all these different charger cables. This is just a better way to do it. I can't recommend this more highly - this is one of the best ways to make your life feel more organized for just a few bucks.

Bought this to replace a lost tablet charger.(Fusion5 windows 1st gen tablet FWIN232 PLUS 256GB) The plug that fits in the tablet is too short and can’t charge. Tried it on something else and it works fine. Seems like a handy set to have around. It just doesn’t work for what I bought it for.

Just what I needed! Had an oddball usb to some odd sized jack and I lost the power cord. This is the Swiss Army knife of adapters if you need 5v.

The cable is about 3ft.

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