TOPK Magnetic Charging Cable,(4-Pack,1ft,3ft,6ft,6ft) 3A Fast Charging Flowing Data Transfer USB Magnetic Cable,TPE Cord 2 in 1 USB-A to USB C,Micro USB Phone Charger Cable Android

I was sceptical but this is a really cool product!1) I can charge my usbc and micro USB devices using the same cable. I don't need the clutter of two different cables.2) Charging is easier. It's not a strong magnet but it's enough to let the magnetism do the guiding to the port. It lights up when it's connected so I know its charging.3) Charging speed doesn't seem to be impacted. I used a USB voltage meter and it's no different than using a standard cable. The leds use very little power.4) It's really cool looking. I was worried that it would be obnoxiously bright but its like a night light and I can still sleep with it charging. Also the tip is always lit so it's easy to find and connect in the dark.Time will determine if this product is durable but so far it's great and I'm pleased.

"Don't go into the light! ""I can't help it, they're so pretty!"Disney's Bug's LifePositives:1. The lights alone are worth it. These are so pretty, and work so well. I actually fall asleep better with these blue lights shining away at my bedside. Almost mesmerizing. They're not TOO bright, either. More like a soft shimmering neon sky blue.2. I get SO many compliments on them when I have my portable charger out in public.3. The lights make it easier to find my tech at night without knocking things over.4. The tiny size one is perfect for on-the go. I just strap a strip of Velcro around my portable charger to keep it neatly attached.5. These actually COME with a mini Velcro strap for each cord, which made the whole deal even more worth it.Negatives:1. The mini USB (not the C or Apple connectors) seem to pop out on their own very easily. I find myself once a week looking for the tiny little piece and tracing my steps around the house. My tablet already has issues with keeping a charge with regular mini USB (they stay in fine, but have to be tugged at an angle to charge properly), which is what drew me to these magnetic options. It may partially be my tablet, but it has happened to other mini-USB tech too. I have no issues with the USB-C, and I've never tried the Apple plugs, so I can't comment.2. They are a *slightly* slower charge, but it's only noticeable if that's something you are actively aware of or noticing.3. These DO disconnect from my phone easily if you're moving around. The right-angle ones seem to 'stick' better, whereas the end-cap ones tend to be better attached if the device is left to charge.

Got these on a whim when I needed some extra USB cables as I had always been curious how "mag lock" style connectors work and I have to say I'm overall pretty happy! The magnets are pretty strong, they give you 4 cables, two of the shortest ones have a straight on connector, the others are L style plugs for any right angle connections.The shorter ones light up on the cable when charging to let you know it's charging. It's very bright, so somewhat distracting in the car. (hahaha, don't want to pull someone over!)The connection ends seem really well made and secure. The magnets are strong enough to pull out the connectors from your device if they aren't in all the way, but never fear, if you lose one, you'll have plenty of spares. You get a set of iPhone, USB Micro and USB C connectors for each cable!I would feel comfortable recommending these to anyone needing extra cables. My advice would be, keep extra connectors in your pocket/with you, when you are out and about, just in case you need to add a device to use the cables.

So the cables work fine, charged all our devices but they aren't universal. Bought these primarily for my car and they won't work on the home cables so I have to switch them out if I want to charge at home. I have the topk 6.6f cables at home and they use a different connector. Seems like it's a great idea but until there's a standard for connections it's pointless as even the same company doesn't use a standard. Since at home a 1 ft or 3ft cable is pointless I'm stuck with still switching out connectors.Update. I'm keeping the stars because the connector adaptability still stands but the quality is really good so if 6ft is long enough and you need one for your cars as well, they're really good quality. Since my review their customer service reached out and wanted to make me happier. I told them I was ok, but that they reached out and we're really nice was awesome.

Not worth the money. The magnets are weak and the slightest move disconnects them. Charging power is slow. Stops charging abruptly and you need to disconnect everything and connect again to get it going again. It does work with car play and the lights are pretty but that’s about it. Don’t waste your money.

I love these things. Yes they really do fast charge. I have kids, they break my charging cables constantly. One kid chews on them like a rabid animal, the other bends and twists the junction points so that they crack and expose the wires. Fear not they haven't been electrocuted and are still alive (for now). These have solved my problem, if kid A tries to chew on the cord or kid B tries to twist it, the connection will come apart and they won't charge. Even better it doesn't matter if the kids run off with the cords because I can use any of the others to charge my device. No more finding apple cords when I need to charge my kindle etc (Insert choir of Angels singing) So yes I highly recommend them.