Short USB A to USB C Cable 6Inch, Type C Male to Type A Male Adapter Cable, 10Gbps Type C Fast Charging Cord Short for MacBook, Laptop, Dock Station

These small shorty cables are great to have around! I have a bunch of them when I need to convert from one USB type to another. These are perfect to have around the house when needed.

I got this USB-A to USB-C flex cable for the often times I have a device right next to the port and don't need a long cable getting in the way. It's also nice for portability, not taking much space. Quality seems good and it's quite flexible. Both sides plug in smoothly. Dust caps are good when carrying around so it doesn't get dirty in connectors. Tester confirms correct pins wired up. Voltage drops from 5.0V to 4.75V with a 2.8A load, a moderate amount.

Since I got this cable for gaming I was very disappointed when my Driver statted having some massive data transfer / write issues, at the end it was the cable that was messing with me. I would only recommend to use it as an improvised charger

I purchased this Poyiccot cable primarily for use with my power banks, as it makes it easier to hold the phone/power together without the need to carry around excess USB cabling, and for this is does the job just right. Thought it would also be good for backing up my phone on my computer too, which it performed fine for as well, so again, less need to carry around a long cable for either phone need. It's a little pricey for such a short cable but for charging and basic data transfer, it works as intended.

I really thought I was going to love this cable. Design and size are great. Build quality also shines and felt like a good solid cable. However performance on some ssd drives I tested it with fluctuated. Windows would shows the actual max speed then float down to 20 something mbps. I tried other cables and they didnt have this issue. Works well as a charge cable but transfer is a bit spotty.

Perfectly sized for my laptop bag. I used this cable to connect a USB 3.0 SSD drive to a 2015 MacBook pro. I was able to get the full 5Gbps transfer speed. (In practice, it takes 2-3 seconds per GB copied). The USB-C side is reversible, meaning I get full speed transfers whatever orientation I plug the drive in. If you're not getting USB 3.0 speeds, then it's a problem with one of your devices, not the cable.

I got this to use with my powerbank because I hated having my phone charger's long wire attached to it. I can easily hold both my phone and the powerbank in my hand or place it in my bag without it being cumbersome. This is also great if you need a converter to attach your newer USB-C items to regular USB ports.

This short USB cable seems very versatile and can be used for many applications. I tried it with charging my phone from my power bank and transferring pictures from my phone to my laptop, and it worked well. I have a OnePlus 80 watt charger and this cable kept up with the full charging current from 30% to full, so it should have no problems with its 60 watt rating. The transfer speed from my phone to my laptop seems very fast as well. The most useful application I found was connecting my wireless CarPlay/Android Auto adapter to my car. The cable that came with the adapter is too long and cumbersome. This new short cable supports the high bandwidth that the adapter needs, while at the same time supplying power to the adapter. Overall, I think this is a great short USB-A to USB-C cable. It is very well-made, flexible, and supports high power and fast transfer rates. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a short USB cable.

Wonderful cable just the right length for what I wanted

This cable does not transfer data well, currently using it in a hardwired car play scenario...and the image goes sideways on the vehicle's screen...if it gets refreshed, the image is ok for a minute and then it gets corrupted again... Used another cable and the problem goes away...stay away...junk!

Good cable for short or restricted distance. Works well.

I love power banks, and I love modern tech. Because of this, I've prioritized switching over to USB C for pretty much all of my devices, whether it's input or output. As a result, I have a ton of USB C to USB C cables, but my slightly older USB A to USB C cables have become far and few between. The most common cable length is either 30cm, or 90cm, so I do have a bunch of those laying around. But something as short as this is perfect for using in conjunction with a battery bank, and throwing both your phone and power bank in your pocket. Also, this is an important piece of kit if you want to create a custom battery pack for your handhelds: If you have a Steamdeck or Switch, I recommend getting a plastic shell case for them, and buying one of those adhesive MagSafe rings. If you attach the MagSafe ring to your smaller battery bank, and the other to the back of the plastic shell case (protects actual device from adhesive), you'll be able to attach a power bank instantly to your device. All that you'd need after that is one of these cables to keep everything neat and compact. (I've tried just tying up longer cables to shorten them before but it just damages them over time)

This review is for the Short USB 6Inch Male USB-C to Male USB-A Cable by Poyiccot I suspect the vast majority of people looking for a short USB cable such as this are looking for something to use with a powerbank and their phone or tablet. This cable would be expensive for that purpose as it is more geared towards high rate data transfer (claim is that it functions at 10 Gbps - something I was unable to test as most of my devices did not have an appropriately-rated connector for that high of speed. The devices that I did test on were my iPhone 16 Pro, which got very good data transfer speeds (not up to 10 Gbs, but suspect that was more the data I was transferring than the cable), and no delay or drop in that speed. As a short charging cable for a powerbank paired with a device, it will of course work flawlessly. The cable is well built and seems to be made of high quality materials. The rubberized coating/cladding on the cable is still flexible, but thick and will provide years of use. The bend radius seems robust. The strain relief on the cable connectors leaves a tiny bit to be desired, but overall, nothing that would prevent me from buying it again. A bit pricey, but as always, you pay for quality.