kenable USB to MICRO FAST CHARGE Cable - Right Angle - 22AWG - 1m

This cable is compatible with most devices that have a Micro USB port, such as many Android smartphones and tablets, GPS devices, and e-readers. It is important to check that your device specifically uses a Micro USB connection, not USB-C or Lightning.

Yes, this cable is designed to support fast charging thanks to its 22AWG full copper construction. However, for fast charging to work, you must use a compatible fast charging power adapter and a device that supports fast charging.

The right-angle connector is beneficial for use in tight spaces, such as car mounts or behind furniture. It prevents the cable from sticking out awkwardly, reduces strain on the device's port, and minimizes the risk of damage to both the cable and the port.

Yes, this cable is a charge and sync cable, meaning it can be used to transfer files and data between your Micro USB device and a computer or laptop.

AWG stands for American Wire Gauge. A lower AWG number indicates a thicker wire. The 22AWG specification for the copper cable means it's a relatively thick conductor, which allows for more efficient power delivery, crucial for fast charging.

The cable is 1 meter (approximately 3.3 feet) in length.

Yes, the cable is shielded to help eliminate interference, ensuring a more stable connection for both charging and data transfer.

Ensure the USB-A end is securely plugged into a working power source. Verify the Micro B end is fully inserted into the device. Try a different USB port or power adapter. Confirm your charger supports fast charging if the device is a fast-charging model.

Check that both ends of the cable are firmly connected. Try a different USB port on your computer. Ensure your device is set to 'File Transfer' or 'MTP' mode (this setting is usually found in the device's notification shade when connected). Test the cable with another device if possible.

Fast charging requires both the cable and the power adapter to support it. Ensure you are using a charger rated for fast charging and that the cable's 22AWG copper conductors are functioning correctly. Avoid using low-power USB ports on some computers or older chargers.

While the right-angle design is intended for a secure fit, a worn port on the device or manufacturing tolerances can sometimes cause looseness. Ensure the cable is inserted as far as it will go. Consider testing with another Micro USB cable to rule out a device port issue.