Micro USB Cable, COCOCAT [7-Pack] Premium Micro Charging Cable High Speed USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B 2.0 A Male to Micro B Sync and Charging Cables for Android, Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Nokia and More

I was a bit nervous purchasing these since the price is so low. I am happy to say that I had nothing to be nervous about! These came in a nice little box. The cords are very well built and the connectors are very impressive. Usually, I have to worry about bumping a cord so it doesn't disconnect. These, however, stay in place pretty impressively. The cord strap definitely comes in handy and the variety of lengths it came with is just awesome. I would highly recommend these.  Micro USB Cable, COCOCAT [7-Pack]Premium Micro Charging Cable High Speed USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B 2.0 A Male to Micro B Sync and Charging Cables for Android, Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Nokia and More  these.

I've had these for about 4-5 months now, I had passed the various sizes around the house and to family members. All are fairly satisfied. No visible wearing. Both ends snap in pleasurably every day. It has a good "locked" feel to it. Both ends are relatively slim and can fit inside some phone cases or other devices that a blocky USB cable may be incompatible with. The construction seems solid; I feel like I can run these over with my computer chair and not worry about them. The sleeve behind the USBs are sealed and hard plastic. And the included velcro wraps are dearly loved by all.I don't actually have much to say on its performance. I mean, it charges all of our devices just fine. Data transfer from phone to PC is fine. I have no benchmarks or tests to support this unfortunately.So they are good quality, are they good value? Monoprice beats them there. A good quality, basic cable in a variety of lengths can be had for under a dollar each. If you match this 6ftx3, 3ftx3, 1ftx1 pack with their cables, you can have it for less than half Cococat's price. (shipping may vary)A lot of brands try to "beef up" their cables and say they last longer, but really they try to improve everything about the cable except for the point where they all fail the most: the cable terminating into the sleeve. That's the stress point. That's where your cables fail, same thing on earbuds. I see few expensive cables that address that issue.Fact is, you don't need an expensive cable to have a sturdy one! Monoprice's aforementioned cheap/basic cables (the "generic" ones) have a more flexible ribbed sleeve around the end of the cable, making it far less prone to wearing down. Cococat has a very sturdy sleeve, and that's better than some, but it's not ideal.With a good sleeve, the next thing you want to worry about is the pins becoming loose, causing your cable to be wobbly. Cococat beats Monoprice here. Very good connection so far.If you're the type of person who loses their cables or beats them up and just know you need a replacement next week, I recommend you head over to Monoprice and just buy more. Charging cables are NOT things that are expected to last. Accept that reality and stock up on cheap ones. That's the most logical thing to do.But if you want to make your friends and family happy by whipping out an awesome cable with a velcro wrap that'll make them say "Hey that's cool", buy Cococat. The easiest way to ruin a friendship is to ask them for a spare cable and get some flimsy twizzler piece of crap they found on amazon in a 20 pack of rainbow colored charging cables for 3 bucks. What a steal!

After minimal use, like a month, the connection to the device becomes loose. The little prongs on the bottom of the micro usb end seem to get jammed up into the end so that the micro end just falls out of the device. I bought a 5 pack and 1 still works.

These are fine. They are durable cables. The issue I have with ALL micro USB cables is not the actual cable, but the connector. EVERY. SINGLE. CABLE. Is designed to fail at the connector. These are no different. 6 months in and they are dead dead dead. The only one that works is the 1ft cable that has seen no use. The micro USB standard has intentionally placed the failure point on the cable. The older mini USB standard's failure point was on the device, which is a lot worse. So if you have issues with the cables becoming loose and needing to find the perfect positioning for charging, just go get a ton of stupid cheap cables and stockpile them. Just toss the old one and grab a new one. Wasteful, I know, but that's how Micro USB was designed and intended to be used. The only way out of this dilemma is to go USB C.

I purchased these cables specialty because it came with a warranty, USB cables tend to stop working quickly. Cables worked great at first but one by one they started to fail; by not staying connected to phone or not making solid connection with contacts. Contacted customer service to use my "worry-free warranty" and they told me I have to send a video of their cable not working. It is difficult to record video on the phone I'm using to show defect, or I would have to borrow someone else's phone to record on, don't appreciate the inconvenience or hoops to initiate a warranty. Need new cables now and will be buying from another brand.

I purchased the 7 pack of cables. Arrived packaged nicely and the cables have held up to usage so far without issue. On my OnePlus One, I have seen 970mA of positive charging so far using the Ampere app (this means I'm actually charging close to 1.4A as I was using the phone at the time!). So these phones support full tilt power, whatever your USB port or wall wort can throw at it.Using the stock OnePlus flat cable and these cables I was able to pretty much hit a full amp of charge. Using other (thinner, cheaper cables) I was only seeing 200mA positive charging (actually charging 500mA or 600mA).Nice cables for the price, well packaged, no complaints!

I received my 7 pack of micro USB Cables by COCOCAT yesterday. They were packed neatly inside a sturdy cardboard box. Each cable was wound up and held together with its own velcro strip with the COCOCAT name printed on it. After unwinding a cable, and testing out its weight, quality, feel, and look, I was rather satisfied with what I found. The cable connected with my Galaxy S4 with a solid click, without interference with the case. I used the 3.3 foot cable in my living room and my phone did not warn me to use the original cable because this one was charging too slowly. The charge was a good rate and I was thoroughly satisfied with them. The 3 reviews I read definitely helped to make my decision to go with these cables and they didn't disappoint. I will probably update my review as any changes occur. Should one fail, I've slotted a long term sticky in my mind to update this review as well. Hopefully the sticky note doesn't fall off between now and then.