Anker Cable 2 Pack 3FT USB A to USB C Cable for iPhone 17 Series Samsung Galaxy S10

Upgrading from an iPhone 11 to an iPhone 17 felt like stepping into the future—right up until I realized my old cables were suddenly antiques. Enter the Anker USB-A to USB-C Cable (2-Pack, 3ft), swooping in like a dependable sidekick. The length is just right (no cable spaghetti on my desk), the connection is solid, and it charges exactly as promised without drama, sparks, or interpretive wiggling to “find the sweet spot.” As usual, Anker proves why they’re my go-to for electronics that don’t feel disposable. These cables are sturdy, well-made, and priced like they actually want you to buy them again someday. I’ve trusted Anker for everything from power banks to Bluetooth speakers, and this set is no exception. If you’re still rolling the dice on bargain-bin cables, do yourself a favor—stop. Anker already figured this out for you. Read more

Anker is my go-to cable manufacturer. Solid, reliable, and they just WORK like they should. Want 2 Amp charging? Done. 1 Amp? Easy. Fast charging? Without hesitation. This cable even handled 18w for my Quest 3 VR headset when I forgot its charging cable on a trip, so it's compatible with everything I've thrown at it. I absolutely love the fabric mesh cable covering to reduce friction and looks nice. The end plugs are top shelf quality, as usual. YOU WANT QUALITY? IT'S STORY TIME. Lemme tell about quality and durability. This cable replaces a 6-foot Anker I purchased SIX YEARS ago that finally broke at the neck of the USB-C plug end. When they say the cable neck is good for 50,000 bends, IT'S TRUE. Both the USA-A and USB-C plugs held fast and firm after all that time. I've put the old cable through war and hell. Camping trips in the dirt, aircraft, so many backpacks and bags, canoes, river rapids in the sitly waters of the Colorado River, daily use at home, twists, bends, yanks, pulls, stomped on, toddler mouths, 14,000 foot elevation hikes, 140°F air temperature, -20°F air temperature, skiing, tens of thousands of miles in vehicles, and so much more. OK, it HAS NOT been to outer space, but I'm sure it would fall from low orbit, find its way home, and tell me about its adventure. I wanted to give it althe viking funeral it deserves, but the rec center says no fires or boats in the pool. Read more

I really like the Anker brand, so far everything I have bought from them has worked great for me. This cable is excellent because I have some item that have the older style USB A ports but I need to go to an item that has the newer USB C port. One example of this is in my car that offer a USB A port, so I can plug in the cord then plug the other end into my iPhone with the USB C port. Read more

Great quality, shorter more efficient size to travel, cable braid flexible and last, works great on all my USB-c devices. Fan of Anker for quality, consistency and durability. Many of the cables around my house. Read more

These Anker USB-A to USB-C cables are solid overall. The color looks clean and holds up well over time. Charging ability is dependable, and the charging speed is consistent for everyday use. The 3-ft length is perfect for desks, cars, or bedside charging without excess slack. Connection quality is strong and secure, with no loose plugs. The cable thickness feels sturdy and durable without being stiff. Overall, a reliable set of cables that work well and offer good value. Read more

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I've been a long time Anker fan. The tech I get from them works. When I needed a 10 foot cable, I searched for an Anker one and bought it. As expected, it works great. No fancy bells and whistles, just solid cords that work. They seem to last longer than other brands I have tried which is the reason I keep returning to this brand. Read more

This is an excellent product and is more durable than most. I've had times that I've bought chargers and headphones from Walmart that never worked the first time. Or only partially worked. I used to buy them from Walgreens because they were higher quality but recently I spent $40 on a charger at Walgreens and it lasted less than a week. The only problem was with Amazon breaking their promise to deliver it the next day. It was three or four days late. I had no way to charge my phone. I tried to contact Amazon via their chat. Evidently their IA is still in training. I'd say it's about at preschool status. It told me to call them. Well of course I cannot call them because my phone is at 10% and they will not deliver on time. I would have picked a different product had it not said specifically quick delivery. I may have picked the same brand, but definitely not the same seller. I pay for Amazon prime. But I'm not sure there's any benefits to it anymore. You have to watch commercials if you want to watch their TV which is very limited. Most of it is pretty old and they don't add new stuff very often. Or you have to pay for another subscription. The music is nice. I would keep my Amazon prime account for that if it allowed me to keep my playlist without charging me extra. I spent a long time developing my playlist. They should belong to me, not for a monthly or yearly fee. When Amazon first came out in the early 2000s I was using it. It was awesome then. I think I will probably choose to buy from other places once I cancel my membership this upcoming month. Most of those places will give free shipping and let's face it, Amazon tends to give good deals on things that are outdated. Just like academy sports store does. I can get the same deal for Brooks on the Brooks website and they'll even give me a 90-day free return if I'm not happy. But amazon, and places like the academy which sell things that were overstocked and / or just not liked well enough, they're just not what they used to be. Read more