Kabelis Samsung Samsung cable USB-A – USB Type-C 1.5m black (EP-DG930IBEGWW)

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EAN: 8806088938141

Samsung cable USB-A – USB Type-C 1.5m black (EP-DG930IBEGWW)

Charging cables, which are the basic element of your smartphone or tablet set, sometimes do not surprise with their quality. Invest in high-quality accessories that will stay with you for many years. The USB Type C cable from Samsung will work for every owner of devices with a type C output. The solid, flexible and eye-pleasing cable has been developed to resist damage that comes from everyday use.

Specification:
• Brand: Samsung
• Type: USB cable
• Connector type: USB Type-C, USB-A
• Material: Soft-touch silicone, resistant to damage
• Length: 1.5m
• Black colour
• Functions: charging + data transfer

Set contains:
• 1x USB Type-C cable

Key Benefits:
• Equipped with an intelligent chip that adjusts the optimal voltage during charging, which protects the device from damage
• Operation in temperatures from 0 to 60°C
• Simultaneous support for data transfer and charging
• Compatible with devices with a Type-C port
• Fast charging technology (USB 2.0)
• Cable length: 150 cm

Fast charging and durable construction
The Type-C cable allows you to charge any device that has such an input. A great advantage of the cable is the option of fast charging and the possibility of simultaneous data transfer.

Use as you like
You can use the universal Type-C cable from Samsung in two ways. With its use, you can transfer data between two devices, you can also use it as a traditional charger cable. Importantly, the accessory has been equipped with a chip whose task is to protect the charged equipment against excessive voltage.

Soft, silky texture
The cable sheath is finished with a soft, pleasant to the touch silicone. It is not only a pleasant everyday use, but above all a guarantee of bending resistance. Thanks to this, the cable is able to serve even longer. A specialized finish with additional protection at the ends protects against failures – damage at the USB and USB C end, which happens most often.