N. NETDOT Gen12 Magnetic Fast Charging Data Transfer Cable Compatible with Micro-USB & USB-C Smartphones Come with 2 Connectors Each Cable[1ft,3 Pack Black]

I'm not sure why people are saying that this will break your device?! I've had it for a while and it's never done anything to any of our devices. Charges great. The light is so convenient. The cord doesn't get broken like so many others. The magnet is pretty strong too! You can hold your phone with the cord and it won't break! The only maybe down side is that the charger piece that stays in your phone can get lost easily if taken out. But if you just put it up somewhere when you take it out all is well! I'm buying more because these are kinda the best chargers I've found.

Only down side is the magnetic stuff isnt very strong so I accidentally bump it while in my car and it will fall off. I just got it today so we will see how I like it after a while.

I love the concept. Stay in place plug easy to mate magnetic connection to eliminate the hassle of inserting a traditional charging cable plug. And it work great ... for awhile. Then the stay in place plug started to "not stay in place" nearly as well; then, it stopped charging my phone when connected to the charging cable. If i pushed the plug a little to the side and held it there the phone would charge. As soon as I let go of the plug the charging stopped. I will try another brand and see if I get a better lifespan. I can not feel comfortable recommending this particular product though.

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So let me start off by saying that I bought this same cord twice in two lengths, same brand and everything.I plugged it into a few devices, my apple TV remote, my airpods, my JBL pulse 4 speakers and my joycon charging accessory.After use, my apple tv remote stopped charging indefinitely. It could not hold a charge at all. The charger itself was not suspect at the time as I just recently got an apple TV as part of a raffle and I assumed it was just some old item they auctioned off. I went and got my remote replaced with apple and while the girl hooked me up, I had no purchase history and it was quite difficult to get a repair/replacement.I noticed the same with my JBL speakers. It charged most of the night but the battery was still flashing. I immediately unplugged and thankfully saved my speaker. I charged my airpods just fine with no issue but I have no way of assessing if this charger affected my battery. I'll go back to the corded charging method because I have pricy electronics and a cheap yet convenient charger is not worth it at all. I doubt it has charge control, so think twice before buying. What kind of battery are you planning to use it for? Would it be okay with you if that battery got shorted out? Is it even possible to wreck a battery? Do you trust a random amazon review from a stranger with no electrical background?