Hi all,
The longest charging cable sold on the OP site is 1.5M, but I would really like to get something longer.
Are third party high-speed USB-C cables able to support Dash if used with the official charger? Or is there some kind of non-standard wiring that limits me to official cables?
Any specific recommendations -- and warnings about false claims -- are welcomed.
Thanks!
This 6 foot extension cable has been verified on OnePlus forums to be compatible with dash charging:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=...-+A-Male+to+A-Female+[Black]+6+Feet+(CB-3060)
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Hi all,
I think it's safe to say we all hate the 30 pin proprietary connectors on devices like the ipad.
My only concern is, how capable will the USB port on the xoom be. My immediate requirement would be Audio-in.
Do you think I may EVENTUALLY be able to connect a USB-based audio interface (for example: the Griffin iMIC ), once USB support on xoom improves?
I'm already disappointed that we can't charge over USB. I just hate to think that our only accessories will be the CRAPPY portfolio case and dock. Accessories matter.
orcad007 said:
Hi all,
I think it's safe to say we all hate the 30 pin proprietary connectors on devices like the ipad.
My only concern is, how capable will the USB port on the xoom be. My immediate requirement would be Audio-in.
Do you think I may EVENTUALLY be able to connect a USB-based audio interface (for example: the Griffin iMIC ), once USB support on xoom improves?
I'm already disappointed that we can't charge over USB. I just hate to think that our only accessories will be the CRAPPY portfolio case and dock. Accessories matter.
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USB charging is limited to 5v no matter what the connector (coming from a computer). Thats why you can't charge the i*ad over USB either. I think it made since to have 2 separate plugs so people don't get confused.
jdenman03 said:
USB charging is limited to 5v no matter what the connector (coming from a computer). Thats why you can't charge the i*ad over USB either. I think it made since to have 2 separate plugs so people don't get confused.
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Actually The i*ad does charge on 5 volt, it is the current that is the problem. Most devices (laptops) can not provide the current required.... I have a 2amp 5volt USB charger that I use to use with my i*ad. Would love to use it with the Zoom....
I think it might have audio out via USB cause while docked on the Moto dock there is a headphone out. The only connections to the Xoom are USB and two pins presumably for charging.
Has anyone tested any particular cables or adapters with this tablet.
Seems like all cables aren't created equal and some could be dangerous to the unit or adapter.
I'd like to have a spare apart from the one send with the tablet.
Thanks.
Xcutz said:
Has anyone tested any particular cables or adapters with this tablet.
Seems like all cables aren't created equal and some could be dangerous to the unit or adapter.
I'd like to have a spare apart from the one send with the tablet.
Thanks.
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Someone reported here that they tested a fast charging setup, but didn't give details of the charger or the cable. The only danger is when trying to implement the Type C USB port charging functionality, such as charging in either direction and the higher optional current of 3A. Since the Type A to Type C cables fall back to USB 3.0 or USB 2.0, you don't have to worry about those types of cables or adaptors I think. The danger is the Type C to Type C cables, and I don't have an answer to that. Keep in mind we don't even know if the N1 itself is fully compliant with the Type C specs.
Hi all,
I've been looking for a proper USB-C cable that can handle quickcharge 3.0 and which is certified.
Also it needs to be longer that the usual 3ft/1m since these I can find.
I'm looking for around 2m/6ft cable.
I have found some on American websites but these don't ship to Europe (Belgium).
I've read a lot about faulty USB-C cables so I come here for help.
It needs to charge my Xiaomi MI5.
Thanks
Look for cable testing tool
You can test your USB cable with some cable testing tools.
Hi all,
I need a new USB cable for Android Auto in my car. Having some problems and want to start by ruling out the cables as a problem. (Pioneer have told me the cable included is not usb-C certified). It needs to be plugged into the back of the Pioneer unit which involes removing half of my car interior, so I want to buy a good cable and not have to do this again any time soon!
So it needs a 'male' end to go into the back of the unit, and a 'female' end which sticks out of my glovebox permanently. Then I'll need a second cable (a usb-a to usb-c to attach the pixel.)
Having seen all the news about dodgy cables and Benson Leung (Spelling?) approved cables I confess I'm more confused than I've ever been. Plus the options seems less with the male to female cable and I can't find any recent online reccomendations.
Can someone either tell me what I need to look for, or preferably, link me to a high quality male to female cable on Amazon UK? and of course one that's certified and will play nice with the USB-C device (my first gen pixel) that's gonna be plugged into the other end.
Getting the other cable is less of a problem, there seem to be plenty of lists online for recommended high quality usb-a to usb-c cables.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Now A70 charger comes with both ends type-c , and as I am buying it soon I got some queries popping in !
1] Can I use my old standard Samsung fast charger to charge safely A70, and it wont cause any harm to the phone ?
2] Can we use Samsung Normal Slow chargers to charge A70 Safely too?
3] How to data transfer to my PC as my PC don't have type-c port. Can I use standard type-c to Standard USB cable and will it transfer data - Totally not sure ?
Can u guys tellme any other manufacturers phones that have type-c on both ends?
You should be able to use any regular USB-A (i.e. computers, most chargers, etc) to USB-C cable for data transfer and normal charging. Not sure whether you'd get 25W of fast charging that way though, I'd suspect more likely just regular Quick Charge 3.0 as long as your wall-charger supports that.
Having a USB-C to USB-C cable in the box seems odd to me too - perhaps there's something about the 25W charging system and the new charger that might cause issues if people tried to use a regular old cable rather than the supplied one, so they've stopped that being possible?
Andre
Thx Andre.
Need more opinions from folks !
Like andrew explained already it's simple, just use USB-A to USB-C cable.